where did the king of jordan go to school

King Abdullah II of Jordan received a broad, international education before his military career. He began his schooling in Amman, Jordan, at the Islamic Educational College, and then attended St. Edmund’s School in Surrey, England. He later studied in the United States, including time at Eaglebrook School in Massachusetts and Deerfield Academy in Massachusetts, before pursuing military training in the United Kingdom at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. He also undertook a one-year special studies program at Oxford University in 1984, focusing on international politics and world affairs. These educational experiences were complemented by his early and ongoing military service in Jordan’s armed forces, which helped shape his later roles in leadership and governance. [Cited from multiple biographical sources and institutional pages that document his education and early career.]