BAU provides students with access to medical care through its student health-insurance arrangements, Campus Clinic, and accredited medical network across Jordan. The network includes relevant medical specialties that can support access to women’s health consultations and reproductive-health services.

BAU provides students with access to medical care through its student health-insurance arrangements, Campus Clinic, and accredited medical network across Jordan. The network includes relevant medical specialties, including obstetrics and gynaecology, that can support access to women’s health consultations and reproductive-health services.

BAU promotes access to reliable health information to strengthen students’ awareness of reproductive health, women’s health, prevention, and early detection.

  • “Darby” Electronic Reproductive-Health Knowledge Platform: Introduces students to an electronic platform providing reproductive-health information and supporting informed health decisions. Read more
  • Breast Cancer Prevention Awareness for Female Students: A 2025 awareness activity at the Faculty of Engineering Technology addressing women’s health, prevention, and early detection. Read more
  • Open Breast Cancer Awareness Day at Irbid University College: Provides preventive women’s-health information in cooperation with the King Hussein Cancer Foundation.
  • Breast Cancer Awareness Lecture at the Faculty of Medicine: Supports student health literacy through education on breast cancer awareness, prevention, and early detection.

The University complements healthcare access and information resources with educational activities that encourage prevention, awareness, and informed health decisions.

BAU’s Health Insurance Unit, Campus Clinics, nationwide accredited medical network, reproductive-health specialists, student medical insurance, reproductive-health information platform, and targeted educational activities provide students with an integrated framework of sexual and reproductive healthcare, information, and education services. This institutional approach supports access to care, preventive health, reliable information, early detection, health literacy, and informed health decisions.