The Department of English Language and Literature was established at the beginning of the first semester of the academic year (1991/1992), and the teaching staff consists of eight members whose academic ranks are divided between professor (3), associate professor (2), and assistant professor (4).
The tasks and activities of the faculty vary between teaching the scientific subjects proposed by the department’s plan, and preparing students by supervising the research, reports, and written work they prepare. The department uses the latest methods, including modern facilities (English language laboratories) and the public library, with the aim of achieving qualitative teaching/learning and a distinguished level of students.
The Department of English Language and Literature also attaches special importance to scientific research based on its awareness of the necessity of forming a regular scientific career for its members. Therefore, the Department provides all the capabilities to enable its members to develop and advance their projects, in addition to providing full support for their attendance at local and international scientific conferences and forums.
Faculty members are distinguished by their active presence in local, Arab and international cultural, scientific and creative events and activities, through their qualitative participation in various forums and seminars. The department offers many extracurricular cultural activities in which faculty members, students and specialists from outside the university participate. An example of this is: the International Day of the English Language Department, which falls on the twenty-third of April of each year - the birth of Shakespeare and the student forum that brings together many students from various public and private Jordanian universities.
The department includes two programs in English language and literature:
1) English Language and Literature Program – Bachelor’s level
2) English Language and Literature Program – Master’s level
The department balances basic language skills, linguistics in its various branches, and various types of literature in different eras, in addition to translation. The English Department also helps its students master the language and understand the role of literature in culture and society.
The department was interested in establishing an ongoing relationship with the community by providing services to gifted students and school teachers in different governorates. Above all, the department prepares students in the two programs (bachelor’s and master’s) for the local and Arab labor market

