An-Najah National University

An-Najah National University is dedicated to promoting understanding, providing the highest quality undergraduate and graduate education, and serving as a leader in scientific research. An-Najah acts as a base for sustainable development by encouraging students and the University community to assume leadership roles and to participate in serving society.

Mission

An-Najah National University is a public institution whose mission is to advance learning, share knowledge and foster the skills needed in young men and women to succeed as people and professionals in all spheres of life. An-Najah also aims to instill a love of understanding in the students and to promote a culture of scientific excellence. The University strives to equip its students with the skills necessary to be productive and creative members of the Palestinian society and to compete in the domestic, Arab and international work markets.

The University is also dedicated to advancing scientific research on a global level and to meeting the community’s needs by participating in sustainable economic, technical and human development. Additionally, An-Najah strives to preserve the cultural and religious heritage of the Palestinian people and to increase knowledge of this heritage.

University Values

An-Najah National University is dedicated to upholding the highest standards of integrity, transparency, and ethical conduct. We are committed to preventing and combating organized crime, corruption, and bribery within all university activities. Through our Anti-Corruption Policy, we ensure accountability and promote a culture of honesty among students, faculty, and staff. Regular audits and clear reporting mechanisms help safeguard these values, contributing to a fair and just academic environment.

Authenticity Accountability Ethics Globalization‏ Sense of belonging Academic freedom Integrity Respecting other opinion Transparency Quality Justice Sustainability Credibility Inclusivity

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Des femmes et des fillettes attendent de recevoir à manger, région d’Al-Mawasi, à l’ouest de Khan Younès, dans le sud de la bande de Gaza, le 13 mai 2025. Anas-Mohammed/Shutterstock

Ce que la famine fait au corps humain

Deux nutritionnistes décrivent les mécanismes physiologiques de dégradation du corps humain soumis à des famines comme celles qui sévissent à Gaza et au Soudan.

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