The users of prosthetics and orthotics services come from all walks of life and have physical impairments or functional limitations. These conditions can be caused by a variety of factors including:

• noncommunicable diseases like diabetes, stroke, cancer, and peripheral vascular disease,
• communicable diseases such as tuberculosis, poliomyelitis, and Buruli ulcers,
• injuries from falls, road traffic and industrial accidents, natural disasters, war and conflicts,
• degenerative changes in the spine, hip, knee, foot, ankle, or upper limbs, congenital anomalies or limb deficiencies, and cerebral palsy.

The program targets students from inside and outside Jordan:

• Students who successfully completed their secondary education.
• University students studying one of the allied medical specializations /rehabilitation specializations who are looking for practical skills and experiences.

  - Prof. Inshad Jum’h   (President's Assistant for Academic Affairs and International Projects)

     Al-Isra University

     Tel: 064711710 Ext: 2794

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      Amman, Jordan

   · Erasmus-plus_Europe

   · DAAD

   · SRF

   · Shoman_Research fund_Jordan

   · Fulbright_Rawabit_USA

. Research, identify, and recognize external funding opportunities that match the university strategic plans, goals and priorities.

· Serves as a liaison between applicants and granting agencies in the preparation of grant proposals.

· Provides advice and guidance to researchers on the application of grant policies, regulations, and procedures.

· Provides assistance in planning, proposal writing and budget development of the proposed project.

· Provides supervising for grant holders in implementing project activities such (kickoff meeting workshops and meeting).

· Organizing specialized events (e.g. training, workshops and meetings).

· Coordinate with external technical trainers and grant-writing experts.

· Develops and maintains a library of reference documentation, including such information as funding agency names, requirements, forms and other pertinent material.

Welcome to the International Projects Unit (IPU) at Isra University. Our mission is to enhance the internationalization of research by promoting cross-border collaboration. We are committed to providing researchers with the support and resources necessary to access international funding opportunities, build partnerships, and attract top-tier collaborations from around the globe.

Through our coordinated efforts, we aim to ensure that our research not only meets local needs but also contributes to global knowledge and progress. Together with our team at IU and our partners, we strive to make a significant impact on the international stage.

Inshad Jum'h

Recognizing the importance of fostering international collaboration, the International Projects Unit has been established to facilitate effective global planning and to support Isra University's vision as an " promoting cross-border collaboration." This unit acts as a crucial link between university faculty, students, and international institutions, creating valuable opportunities for collaboration.

The unit is responsible for disseminating information about various calls for applications for international projects and providing researchers with advisory services related to international funding programs. It builds connections with global universities and funding agencies while monitoring the progress of all international initiatives, including research projects and faculty and student mobility. The International Projects Office offers essential support for developing research proposals, overseeing projects, and managing funded initiatives. Additionally, the unit is connected to the president’s office and serves all university faculties.