Integrated Healthy Living
Smart medical care, modern facilities, and a health culture that begins at the university
Al-Ahliyya Amman University is one of the leading educational institutions in providing comprehensive medical care. Its health vision extends beyond emergency services and examinations to establishing an integrated health environment that empowers students and staff to maintain their physical well-being and prevent diseases—supported by advanced medical infrastructure, preventive awareness programs, and a network of specialized health partnerships.
Medical Care Infrastructure within the University
University Medical Clinic
Located in the heart of campus and operating seven days a week, the clinic offers primary and secondary medical services including clinical examinations, management of minor cases, medication dispensing, and emergency care. It is staffed by qualified medical and nursing personnel, equipped with advanced medical devices, blood-sugar and blood-pressure monitors, and first-aid equipment.
On-Campus Rapid Response System
Activated during emergencies, this system deploys a trained team to handle critical incidents—such as fainting, sports injuries, or cardiac events—and provides a fully equipped ambulance for immediate transfer to specialized hospitals. The university collaborates directly with the Civil Defense Directorate to ensure swift on- and off-campus response, and participates in evacuation, first-aid, and prevention training exercises.
Licensed University Pharmacy
The pharmacy supplies essential medications and pharmaceutical services to students and staff, and serves as a practical training center for College of Pharmacy students.
Sports Facilities and Health Centers
Key facility: the Arena Sports Complex, which offers advanced fitness halls, Olympic-size pools, and physical therapy and rehabilitation centers. Additional outdoor multi-purpose fields and walking tracks promote the integration of medical care and physical fitness.
Health Education and Training Programs
The Medical Services Department, in partnership with its health faculties and specialized centers, conducts:
· College of Dentistry: Oral and dental health awareness campaigns and on-site screenings for students.
· College of Pharmacy: Lectures on safe medication use and pharmaceutical education.
· College of Nursing: Community education initiatives and first-aid workshops conducted by nursing students.
· College of Allied Medical Sciences: Interactive seminars on proper nutrition and physiotherapy.
· Hearing and Speech Center: Hearing and speech screenings with awareness sessions on common speech disorders.
· Women’s Care Center: Specialized health awareness sessions for women and families.
· Arena Sports Complex & Sports Facilities: A hub for preventive training and physical activity, reinforcing medical-fitness balance programs.
· AAU Health Training Center: A specialized platform for health qualification and education.
· AAU Psychological Counseling & Care Center: Workshops and programs promoting mental health as an integral part of comprehensive care.
· Student Health Guide: A modern electronic handbook on common disease prevention, first aid, nutrition, and stress management, distributed in the new-student orientation package.
· University Medical Care Weeks: Annual health events featuring free screenings, awareness lectures, interactive workshops, and exhibitions with local health partners.
· Employee Health Education Programs: Professional seminars on preventing burnout, chronic diseases, and office-related musculoskeletal injuries.
Community Medical Campaigns
· Smoking Cessation Clinic: Behavioral and medical counseling for quitting smoking, in collaboration with specialists, integrated into regular awareness drives on smoking risks and prevention.
· Vision Screening Campaign: Periodic free eye exams measuring visual acuity and intraocular pressure, early detection of glaucoma and keratoconus, plus medical recommendations and discounted eyewear.
· Blood Donation Campaigns: Organized with the National Blood Center, including donor education, blood typing, and promotion of a culture of giving.
· Early Detection Campaigns for Chronic Diseases: Screenings for hypertension, diabetes, cholesterol, and breast cancer, in partnership with King Hussein Cancer Center and early-detection clinics.
· Mobile Clinics: Outreach to underserved and remote areas offering free consultations and screenings by partnered medical teams.
Integrated Multi-partnership Medical Network
The university’s integrated healthcare network is a model of collaboration between academia and medical institutions, including:
· Reference hospitals such as King Hussein Cancer Center, Specialty Hospital, and Khalidi Medical Center
· Accredited rehabilitation and physiotherapy centers
· Diagnostic laboratories for biochemical, hormonal, and immunological testing
· Women’s Health Center for mother-and-child follow-up
· AAU Psychological Counseling Center for mental-health support in collaboration with university administration
· Approved pharmacies
This network uses electronic referral protocols to ensure continuity of care, rapid response, and easy access to services. It also serves as a clinical training pathway for students in health specialties.
To view details of the medical network, please consult the university’s Medical Services portal. Go
