Industry Partnerships
Bridging universities and industry, aligning education with real market needs and building lasting collaboration.
For industry, ministries and international funders working on Jordan's energy and skills transition, Prof. Hussam Khasawneh is the engineer-operator who turns funded intent into infrastructure that runs and graduates who get hired, because he is fluent in all three languages the work requires: the lab's, the boardroom's, and the ministry's.
I connect academia and industry, turning research, talent, and partnerships into real innovation and opportunity.
As Assistant to the President for Industry Partnerships at Al Hussein Technical University (HTU), I build strategic partnerships between educational institutions and industry, enhance employability, and drive collaborative projects that benefit students, community, and the economy.
Professor of Electrical Engineering, energy and mechatronics researcher, and a member of the Global Young Academy, with a career spanning teaching, research, and national innovation leadership across Jordan and the United States.
Bridging universities and industry, aligning education with real market needs and building lasting collaboration.
Professor of Electrical Engineering and mechatronics: teaching, supervising, and publishing across energy and control systems.
Research on energy storage, microgrids, and sustainable systems, from batteries to national green-energy policy.
Empowering young researchers and engineers through the Global Young Academy, IAESTE, and national innovation bodies.
Led Jordan's national umbrella for building a competitive entrepreneurial and innovation ecosystem.
Ph.D. research on flexible distribution of energy storage; taught electric machines and machines laboratories.
Designed piezoelectric motors and control systems for tiny motors.
A selection of programmes where policy, engineering, institutions, and employability had to move together.
Directed a USAID-funded programme that connected training with renewable and conventional energy employers, moving students from curriculum to paid work.
Managed the deployment of an IoT-enabled submetering solution at RAM Pharma with Coventry University and SAM Engineering to expose energy waste in real time.
Mapped stakeholders, established laboratories, and helped secure accreditation for Jordan's first vocational diploma in electric and hybrid vehicles.
Led stakeholder consultations and authored the sector plan with GGGI, aligned with national energy and renewable-energy strategies.
Designed and commissioned a visible renewable-energy demonstrator with battery storage on campus.
A research record spanning green hydrogen, industrial energy, electric mobility, and resilient energy systems.
IAESTE
British Council · with University of Birmingham
IEEE-IAS · The Ohio State University
Arab Science & Technology Foundation · The Arab League
Queen Rania Center for Entrepreneurship (QRCE)
The University of Jordan
Selected invited talks and public contributions across energy, innovation, education, and national resilience.
National Research Council of Italy and Union for the Mediterranean · Naples
Digital Innovation Award · Saudi Ministry of Communications and Information Technology
Royal Jordanian National Defence College · Amman
Technical education, modelling, and engineering practice
Stakeholder workshop for Jordan's first vocational pathway in e-mobility
For industry partnerships, funded programmes, research, speaking, or advisory work, start a conversation.
Amman, Jordan · [email protected]