A community that connects
Together across borders — our alumni create a strong and engaged community in Germany and beyond.
Alumni Ambassador Programme
The Alumni Ambassador Programme (AAP) for GJU alumni living in Germany is supervised by the project office at Magdeburg-Stendal University of Applied Sciences. It was founded on the initiative of the GJU Project Office in December 2017 by postgraduate or doctoral students in Germany and former GJU students firmly integrated into the labour market. The GJU alumni network in Germany currently consists of around 250 contacts.
The AAP promotes an active network between former students of the German-Jordanian University (GJU) who live in Germany. The aim is to strengthen exchange and cooperation both among themselves and with GJU and its German partner institutions.
GJU Mentorship Programme
Grow together – learn from each other – strengthen networks 🤝
The GJU Mentorship Programme brings GJU Alumni in Germany together to learn from each other, share experiences and support each other in their professional development. The aim is to promote the exchange of knowledge, personal and professional development and the development of sustainable connections within the network.
The programme was launched at the GJU Alumni Ambassador Meeting in Bochum in September 2025 and will initially run until September 2026. The initiative was launched by GJU Alumni e.V. in cooperation with Alumni Ambassador Programme launched by the GJU Project Office.
🚀 Join the network now
GJU Alumni who are interested in joining the network as mentors or mentees can easily register via the link or QR code below.
As soon as a suitable mentoring match has been found, mentor and mentee are informed by e-mail and receive supporting materials and helpful suggestions for their first steps together.
- Participation requires mutual commitment and regular communication.
- After registration, each participant will be assigned a suitable counterpart (mentor or mentee).
- Active participation in the programme only begins once a mentoring match has been confirmed.
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How alumni can get involved
The commitment of alumni is reflected in a variety of activities: They represent GJU and Jordan at events, promote intercultural exchange and support each other in Germany. Regular offerings include two alumni talks per year and a major annual meeting of GJU alumni living in Germany.
The program is a unique platform for strengthening connections, deepening cooperation and actively shaping the alumni community in Germany.
Contact person for alumni
Marie Dierck
Student Relation Management
email: marie.dierck@german-jordanian.org
tel.: +49 391 886 4704
Establishing and maintaining contacts among alumni, the GJU project office and with German partner universities and partner companies.
Promoting cooperation between GJU and German institutions, whether through links to universities (as part of postgraduate studies) or companies (in the case of professional activity).
Support for GJU students during their year in Germany through personal experiences and tips at local level.
Become a member
All GJU alumni who live in Germany can become members of the AAP.
GJU Alumni e.V.
The association has set itself the task of promoting the intercultural and professional skills of GJU students and association members and to stand for greater international understanding and tolerance in all cultures.
Would you like to become a member? Then feel free to sign up on the club website: www.gju-alumni.de
During the annual meeting in Hamburg in 2023, the GJU alumni decided to found an independent non-profit association (e.V.) in Germany. The first draft articles of association were submitted by the end of 2023. The non-profit association should be set up as follows: three GJU alumni associations in the north (location: Hamburg), in the south (location: Munich) and in the center (location: Gießen) of Germany, which operate under an umbrella organization.
Since 2024, GJU Alumni e.V. has been a registered association in Hamburg.
The Munich and Gießen locations will follow.
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