The center strategy is aligned with the Isra University Strategic Plan and the International Sustainability Development Goals with a focus on four pillars.

• Establishing an independent center for prosthesis and training

This aligns with the university’s strategic objective of “providing integrated academic programs to enhance competencies and enterprise.” By training prosthetic technicians, we will meet the demand for skilled personnel and services. Offering assistive devices helps individuals lead healthy, productive, independent, and dignified lives, allowing them to participate in education, the workforce, and civic activities. This aligns with Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality Education. Additionally, these products promote independence and well-being, help prevent secondary health conditions, reduce caregiver burden, and contribute to community development and economic growth.

• Strategic collaborations and partnerships 

The IUCPT aims to create knowledge and value for local, regional, and global communities through collaborations and networking with local regional and international universities, prosthetic centers , rehabilitation centers , higher councils for people with disabilities, as well as other local partners. Our goal at IUCPT is to establish a state-of-the-art center for prosthetics. This strategy aligns with Isra University strategic goals in “Leadership in local community development and strengthening local partnerships” as well as the SDG 17- Revitalize the global partnership for sustainable development. This center also fosters collaboration with an international university in the EU to support the capacity building for academics and training of students. In doing so, , we prioritize the needs of prosthetics service users in the establishment, development, and maintenance of high-quality services. Our aim is to provide responsive, effective, and efficient services that maximize the number of people assisted.

• Multi-disciplinary research 

The IUCPT will enhance scientific research across various colleges at the university. It aims to bridge the gap between academia and industry by developing and applying new technologies to improve the quality and efficiency of prosthetic limbs. This initiative aligns with the university’s strategic goal of achieving excellence in scientific research and fostering research partnerships. Located centrally within the university, the center is equipped with various facilities, providing ample opportunities for collaborative research with the Faculty of Allied Medical Sciences, Nursing, and Pharmacy.

• Knowledge transfer

Over 75% of developing countries currently lack training programs for prosthetics, resulting in insufficient access to these essential services. The IUCPT will serve as a hub for knowledge transfer and training for technicians and other allied health professionals, not only in Jordan but also throughout the region.