Based on the role of the Faculty of Pharmacy in promoting the concepts of innovation and sustainability, and under the generous patronage of the Deanship, the Faculty of Pharmacy organized an interactive lecture on recycling plastic products and converting them into industrial fuel on Wednesday, 6 May 2026.

The lecture was delivered by Beirut Company for Industrial Fuel Generation and was organized by Prof. Omar Salem Qamoh from the Department of Clinical Pharmacy, in collaboration with Dr. Maryam Rzeiq from the Department of Pharmaceutical Technology.

The lecture received wide interaction from students, who were introduced in particular to pyrolysis technology, a process of thermal decomposition in the absence of oxygen, used for recycling plastic waste and tires.

We extend our sincere thanks to all those who organized and contributed to this valuable activity.

In a remarkable achievement reflecting the spirit of creativity and excellence among students in the health sector, students Nagham Al-Omari and Sadin Al-Qudah from the Faculty of Pharmacy won the Creative Awareness Competition, organized by the Faculty of Medicine in collaboration with other medical faculties as part of the workshop “Optimal Use of Antimicrobials” held on April 19.

The competition exhibited broad participation from students of medicine, pharmacy, and nursing faculties, where participants presented innovative projects aimed at enhancing public awareness about the rational use of antimicrobials—an important step toward combating antibiotic resistance.

The winning project stood out for its originality and creative approach, as well as the strength of its scientifically grounded awareness message, which earned the two students this recognition.

We also extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to Dr. Islam Bardaweel and Dr. Aseel Rta’an for their efforts in organizing and supervising the competition.

This competition comes as part of academic efforts to strengthen students’ role in community health education and to encourage them to employ their creative skills in addressing global health issues.

Congratulations to the two students, with our best wishes for continued success and excellence.

The session targeted master’s students and members of the club, aiming to enable participants to using SPSS with confidence and ease.

The workshop covered several key topics, most notably: an introduction to the software interface, how to properly enter data, and how to organize and manage it effectively to ensure accurate analysis.

The session was not limited to theoretical content; it also included a hands-on practical component, giving participants the opportunity to practice data entry and interact with the software themselves, which enhanced their understanding and confidence in using SPSS.

This session is part of the efforts of the Scientific Research Club at the Faculty of Pharmacy to support postgraduate students and develop their research and academic skills.

Appreciation is extended to Pharmacist Salam Shannaq for her outstanding delivery and valuable contribution, as well as to all participating students for their active participation.

The Faculty of Pharmacy at Yarmouk University participated in the launch ceremony of the pharmacovigilance guidelines and the electronic application for reporting adverse effects of medications and vaccines. The event was organized by the Jordan Food and Drug Administration in collaboration with the World Health Organization, under the patronage of the Minister of Health, Dr. Ibrahim Al-Badour, and attended by a distinguished group of health and academic leaders in the Kingdom.

The Faculty’s participation reflects its leading role in supporting national efforts to enhance drug safety and promote the rational and safe use of medications, as well as its commitment to fostering integration between academic institutions and health regulatory bodies.

The Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy emphasized that this initiative represents a significant advancement in the development of the pharmacovigilance system in Jordan, as it provides modern tools to improve the efficiency of adverse event reporting and enhance the quality of pharmaceutical data. This, in turn, supports evidence-based decision-making and strengthens patient safety.

He also highlighted the Faculty’s commitment to keeping pace with the latest global practices in pharmaceutical education and integrating pharmacovigilance concepts into its academic and training programs, thereby preparing qualified pharmacists capable of making meaningful contributions to the national healthcare system.

The ceremony included presentations on the guidelines and the functionality of the electronic application, in addition to a panel discussion addressing the importance of strengthening collaboration and integration among relevant stakeholders to ensure the sustainability and continuous development of the pharmacovigilance system in the Kingdom.

The Faculty of Pharmacy at Yarmouk University reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening national partnerships and supporting initiatives that enhance the quality of healthcare and serve the community within a comprehensive scientific and institutional framework.

The Faculty of Pharmacy organized a distinguished scientific lecture delivered by Dr. Sarah Ghraiz, who has combined in her academic career the fields of pharmacy and law, specifically in intellectual property. The lecture was attended by a number of faculty members and students.

The lecture addressed the importance of intellectual property in the pharmaceutical sector, highlighting its role in protecting drug innovation, promoting scientific research, and safeguarding the rights of researchers and developers, thereby supporting scientific and industrial advancement in this vital field.

Dr. Ghraiz presented a comprehensive scientific perspective that reflected her distinguished expertise at the intersection of pharmacy and law, successfully simplifying legal concepts and linking them to practical applications in the pharmaceutical industry.

The Faculty of Pharmacy takes pride in such distinguished alumni, as Dr. Sarah Ghraiz represents a role model of excellence and interdisciplinary integration, reflecting a bright image of the college’s graduates and their active role in advanced scientific fields that serve society and elevate the profession.

Dr. Hadeeha Mashaqbeh conducted a training session titled:

“Research Ethics: Authorship, Misconduct, and AI Use”

The workshop covered several key topics, including academic integrity, avoiding plagiarism, and ethical considerations in dealing with study participants. It also addressed authorship criteria, misconduct issues, and the role and ethical boundaries of AI use in scientific research.

The session went beyond theoretical concepts and included interactive study cases to enhance practical understanding of the discussed topics.

This session is part of the efforts of the Pharmacy College Research Club to raise students’ awareness of research ethics and encourage the development of their academic skills.

We extend our gratitude to Dr. Hadeeha Mashaqbeh for her inspiring presence and valuable contribution, and to all students who participated and engaged in the workshop.

The Faculty of Pharmacy at Yarmouk University extends its highest congratulations and appreciation to Dr. Deniz Al-Tawalbeh and Dr. Dima al-Bals on obtaining the “Quality Assessor” certification, as part of a team of university academics, at the conclusion of their participation in a specialized training course organized by the Higher Education Accreditation Commission and Quality Assurance.

This achievement reflects the Faculty of Pharmacy’s commitment to supporting and empowering its academic staff, and to strengthening its active role in the fields of quality assurance and academic accreditation, in alignment with Yarmouk University’s vision of promoting a culture of institutional excellence and advancing the outcomes of the educational process.

The training course aimed to qualify participants according to the latest national and international standards in quality assurance, equipping them with the scientific and practical skills necessary to evaluate academic programs and educational institutions. Participants underwent intensive training that combined both theoretical and practical aspects, contributing to enhancing their competencies in this vital field.

The Faculty of Pharmacy takes pride in this distinguished achievement and expresses its appreciation for the efforts of the two colleagues and their contribution to elevating the reputation of both the faculty and the university. It wishes them continued progress, success, and further contributions to the academic journey

In line with Yarmouk University’s mission to serve the community and promote health awareness, the Faculty of Pharmacy organized, on Thursday, April 9, 2026, an educational lecture and an awareness workshop in a booth-based format. The event targeted tenth-grade female students and the teaching staff of Bushra Comprehensive Mixed Secondary School, with the aim of spreading health and pharmaceutical awareness and reinforcing concepts related to the safe use of medicines and nutritional supplements.

The event included an awareness lecture addressing the importance of vitamins in supporting human health, explaining their natural sources and their role in maintaining health balance and preventing a number of health problems. It also shed light on painkillers in terms of their types, indications for use, and the guidelines associated with taking them, while emphasizing the risks of irrational and random use and the negative health consequences that may result.

The event also featured an interactive workshop organized through a booth system, during which the scientific material was presented in a practical and interactive manner. This allowed the students to move between booths and benefit from direct explanations and guidance provided at each station, which contributed to reinforcing health and pharmaceutical information in a simplified and practical way and enhanced the level of engagement and benefit.

The activity was supervised by Dr. Mariam Al-Ameri, Dr. Mariam Ruzaiq, Dr. Haneen Amawi, Dr. Amal Albawanna, Dr. Aseel Rataan, Dr. Islam Bardaweel, pharmacist Reem Abu Hasheish, and Ms. Wafaa Al-Awad. This reflects the Faculty of Pharmacy’s commitment to employing its academic and professional expertise in serving the local community and contributing to raising the level of health awareness among students.

This event comes within the context of the Faculty of Pharmacy’s efforts to strengthen its partnership with educational institutions and to enhance its enlightening role through quality initiatives targeting different segments of society, in line with the university’s vision of building a society that is more aware and knowledgeable about health and pharmaceutical issues.

The event witnessed notable interaction from the students and teaching staff, who expressed their appreciation for the importance of the topics presented and for the distinguished interactive approach of the lecture and workshop. They also stressed the importance of continuing such purposeful initiatives because of their positive impact in promoting sound health awareness.

Organized by the Faculty of Pharmacy, and with the participation of the health faculties at Yarmouk University (Pharmacy, Medicine, and Nursing), a free medical day was conducted in the Samou‘ / Rabiyat Al-Koura area. This initiative comes as part of the pioneering role of the Faculty of Pharmacy in serving the local community and reinforcing the concept of social responsibility.

The Faculty of Pharmacy took the lead in organizing and managing the medical day’s activities by preparing clinics, coordinating with participating entities, and supervising the delivery of healthcare services to ensure quality performance and efficient implementation.

The medical day witnessed the participation of a distinguished group of specialist physicians from colleagues in the Faculty of Medicine at Yarmouk University, where comprehensive medical services covering most specialties were provided. Additionally, doctors from the Royal Medical Services made valuable contributions. Nursing students also participated by providing various medical examinations and primary healthcare services.

As part of practical integration, Pharmacy students played a central role in managing pharmaceutical clinics, offering medication counseling, organizing the dispensing of treatments, and supervising the distribution of medicines and nutritional supplements according to scientific and professional standards. This reflects their level of training and alignment with the faculty’s mission.

The event also included a variety of free laboratory tests in collaboration with participating laboratories, along with the distribution of large quantities of medical samples and nutritional supplements donated by medical warehouses and pharmaceutical companies, which contributed to enhancing the quality of care provided.

The number of beneficiaries of this medical day exceeded 700, clearly indicating the impact and importance of this initiative.

The health faculties extend their thanks and appreciation to Dr. Ali Al-Hmedat and the organizing committee for their efforts in coordination and organization, and for their effective role in the success of this activity.

At the conclusion of the event, Professor Dr. Alaa Al-Jabali, Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy, and Dr. Jumana Al-Sulaiman, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, honored the sponsoring and contributing entities and presented certificates of appreciation to the participants. The health faculties also extend their sincere thanks to the Al-Hmedat Diwan for their generous sponsorship of the event and their recognition of the students and attendees.