We are pleased in the Department of International Relations and Projects at Yarmouk University, to announce the launch of the competition "Today’s AI for Tomorrow’s Work" in collaboration with Simera and Al-Hussein Technical University. This competition offers a real and comprehensive experience over 6 months for all IT students in Jordan to apply artificial intelligence in the field of employment.

The Embassy of Japan announces the Study in Japan Virtual Fair 2024, which will take place on December 7th and 8th, 2024, for international students interested in pursuing their studies in Japan.

This exciting event will feature participation from over 60 educational institutions, including universities, and will offer informational sessions about various schools, Interactive Q&A discussions, and individual consultations.

December 7, 2024 (Saturday): 12:00–18:00 (Japan Time) | 6:00–12:00 (Jordan Time)

December 8, 2024 (Sunday): 12:00–17:50 (Japan Time) | 6:00–11:50 (Jordan Time)

You can participate and find more information on the official website: https://www.studyinjapan.jasso.go.jp/ 

Launched on International Youth Day (August 12, 2021), the World Intellectual Property Organization  (WIPO)  Photography Prize was designed in consultation with an Advisory Board, made up of members of Indigenous peoples and local communities, as well as members of organizations, governments and individuals working on climate change, biodiversity, photography, intellectual property, media and entrepreneurship. WIPO is deeply grateful for their advice and support.

WIPO aims to celebrate and make widely known the creativity of Indigenous and local community youth, as well as raise their awareness on how copyright can be used to protect their creativity expressed in the photographs. The theme of the WIPO Photography Prize is Climate Change and Climate Action: Mother Earth through our Lenses. Participation is meant to encourage Indigenous and local community youth to express themselves on this issue of immense global significance.

Photographs should illustrate:

the impact of climate change on your communities, biodiversity and environment (land, air, water, flora and fauna, etc.); and/or practices, including ones based on Indigenous and traditional knowledge, or climate actions that allow your community to adapt to or mitigate the impact of climate change. 

All applications must be submitted  HERE, by 22 January 2022 at the latest. For more information , please visit the  website of the WIPO.

UNIMED is pleased to announce a new edition of the online course "Euro-Mediterranean Intercultural Trends”, produced by the Anna Lindh Foundation and UNIMED, the Mediterranean Universities Union. This new edition has been enriched with data from the 2021 Anna Lindh Intercultural Trends report and video interviews. Furthermore, this edition of the course will be delivered in both English and French. The course is based on the Intercultural Trends Report of the Anna Lindh Foundation, a major research effort based on interviews with more than 13,000 people across 13 Mediterranean countries, to learn about their expectations, concerns, interests and values. The fall edition of the course will start on October 25th, 2021 and finish on November 21st, 2021, lasting four weeks for a total of approximately 12 hours of study.

You can find more information and register for the course at the following LINK .