Establishment

Ma’an College initially offered programs in humanities, education, and economics, catering to the urgent need for teachers with associate diplomas in financial fields to work in the banking sector and government services.

Development

In 1997, the college came under the umbrella of Al-Balqa Applied University, which was established by Royal Decree to focus on applied and technical education in Jordan. This integration marked a significant transformation, as Ma’an College began phasing out certain programs in response to market demands. New, more relevant programs were introduced to prepare qualified graduates in applied fields that were in high demand.

Shift Towards Technical Education

In alignment with the Royal directives of His Majesty King Abdullah II and the National Strategy for Human Resource Development, Ma’an College has embraced a comprehensive development plan focused on advancing vocational and applied education. This shift is crucial for addressing challenges such as poverty and unemployment, while also ensuring that the college’s graduates are well-equipped to meet the evolving needs of the labor market and contribute to the national development goals.

The college goals: