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Jordan: training in science diplomacy

This dossier follows preparations for a professional science diplomacy diploma in Jordan, its curriculum and implementation steps.

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Amman, May 2007. Archive image; this view shows neither the university nor the seminar.
Amman, May 2007. Archive image; this view shows neither the university nor the seminar. — Vyacheslav Argenberg / Wikimedia Commons — CC BY 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/ — 30 mai 2007 ; sans modification.

Where things stand

On 31 October 2026, a diploma initiative at Princess Sumaya University was presented. Nine months, around 300 hours and seven modules are proposed; classes are not established as having begun.

Reported information

Jordan presents planned professional diploma in science diplomacy

A professional science diplomacy diploma initiative was presented in Jordan on 31 October 2026, according to Petra and Roya. Princess Sumaya University for Technology is to host the programme; the announcement concerns preparations, rather than a cohort already trained.

Amman, May 2007. Archive image; this view shows neither the university nor the seminar.
Amman, May 2007. Archive image; this view shows neither the university nor the seminar. — Vyacheslav Argenberg / Wikimedia Commons — CC BY 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/ — 30 mai 2007 ; sans modification.

The presentation took place at a seminar for Jordanian and European diplomats organised by the EU Delegation, the Jordanian Diplomatic Institute and the SESAME research centre.

The proposed programme lasts nine months, with around 300 teaching hours across seven modules. It links science, public policy and diplomatic practice; climate, environmental security, artificial intelligence and cybersecurity are among the announced themes, alongside negotiation and evidence-based decisions. The reports specify no opening date for classes or enrolment total; they convey the institutional presentation without evaluating outcomes.

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