Madaba, June 18 (Petra) – The German-Jordanian University has
continued its upward trajectory in the QS World University Rankings
2027, improving its position to the 781–790 range. This marks a
steady rise over recent years, following placements in the 801–850
band in 2026 and 901–950 in 2025, signaling consistent institutional
progress.

The university said on Thursday that the improved ranking reflects
stronger overall performance and places it within the top half of
universities worldwide, further solidifying its standing in Jordan’s
higher education landscape.

On key performance indicators, the university led nationally in
faculty-to-student ratio, secured second place in international
faculty presence, and ranked third in graduate employability. It also
showed notable gains in sustainability-related metrics.

President Professor Ala’aldeen Al-Halhouli attributed this progress
to a clear long-term strategy and structured institutional planning.
He emphasized that the university is actively expanding its global
research footprint and strengthening partnerships with industry and
international academic institutions.

//Petra//WH