The budget deficit of the University of Jordan has been reduced by 3% for 2010, the Jordan Times has reported. This year's deficit stands at JD13.9m, said Mamoun Dabie, director of the university's financial affairs department, adding that the university's allocation for scientific research increased by 10% compared to last year. The university's budget reached JD92m with tuition fees constituting 61%.
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