The Faculty of Educational Sciences is responsible for training educational professionals, including teachers, school principals, educational supervisors, and school counselors. In fulfilling this vital role, it hopes to make a meaningful contribution to its local community and to Jordan as a whole, It should be noted that the faculty offers bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs within the framework of a strategic plan developed by the faculty in accordance with the university’s strategic plan.

The faculty of Educational Sciences was established on April 25, 1991, and comprises three departments: the Department of Curriculum and Educational Administration, the Department of Counseling and Special Education, and the Department of Psychology.

The faculty has 45 faculty members, in addition to one lecturer with a master’s degree. 

The Faculty of Educational Sciences oversees the Model School affiliated with Mu’tah University.

The faculty offers five academic degrees, namely:

- Bachelor’s degrees in Classroom Teaching, Special Education, Counseling and Mental Health, and Psychology.

- General Diploma in Education.

- Advanced Diploma in Teacher Preparation

- Master’s degrees in General Curriculum and Teaching Methods, Educational Technology, Psychological and Educational Counseling, Special Education, Educational Psychology, and Educational Administration.

- Doctorate in Psychological and Educational Counseling, and Doctor of Philosophy in Curriculum and Teaching Methods.

The faculty members have completed a number of research studies that have been published or accepted for publication, as well as research projects funded by the Deanship of Scientific Research at Mu’tah University or the Scientific Research Fund. They have also participated in numerous conferences, seminars, and various field studies both domestically and internationally.