46 Masters Degree Programs in Lebanon

The mission of the Master of Arts program in Media Studies is to equip its graduates to become lifelong commentators, media content creators, and media interpreters in an increasingly interconnected world. The program offers students the conceptual and analytical tools, along with hands-on experience, necessary to embark on careers in communication.

The Arab Master is a unique cross-regional programme. It is an intensive advanced course on Human Rights and Democracy with a focus on the Middle East and North Africa. The Arab master's programme includes research-oriented courses and practical trainings in the field of human rights and democratisation. It attracts students, researchers and experts from the region and beyond because of its multidisciplinary scope, its comparative approach and its action-oriented features. It offers cross-regional mobility. While based in Beirut (Lebanon), it includes a semester in one of the following partner universities: Birzeit University (Palestine), Carthage University (Tunisia), the University of Jordan (Jordan ) and the International University of Rabat (Morocco). Students can also spend a semester in Egypt. You will acquire theoretical and practical knowledge and insights into the region, while building expertise in the master programme’s four streams: Human Rights, Democratic Governance, the Arab World and Applied Human Rights.

The Master in Political Science includes 120 credits over 2 years, including 20 credits for an internship or a research dissertation.

The Master of Business Administration degree program prepares students for leadership roles that require clear and critical thinking, sound judgment, effective communication, integrity in all actions, and recognition of opportunities for service.

The Master of Arts in Islamic Studies is offered to thought leaders, administrators, educators, or professionals who seek a deeper understanding of the beliefs and values of Islam together with the needs of dominant faith communities that interact with the Christian religion in the Middle East North Africa region.

The Master of Arts in Education is designed for teachers who are seeking to enhance their classroom skills, become curriculum supervisors, or assume leadership roles in many educational settings. Students will acquire practical and academic skills in analysis, communication, problem solving, critical thinking, and team building.

The USEK Business School (UBS) in collaboration with ESSCA (École Supérieure des Sciences Commerciales d’Angers), member of the “Conférence des Grandes Écoles” (CGE) and AACSB, EQUIS, and AMBA triple-accredited, can now offer a unique program in Lebanon that provides students with a Dual Diploma.

The courses of the Master’s in Leadership and Human Resources Management are provided at the Faculty of Humanities (FLSH) of Saint-Joseph University (USJ), Human Sciences Campus, located on Damascus Road, in the heart of Beirut.

The USEK Business School (UBS), in collaboration with CIFFOP (Centre Interdisciplinaire de Formation à la Fonction Personnel) which belongs to the prestigious University of Pantheon-Assas of Paris II, is pleased to offer a curriculum leading to the earning of a Master in Business Administration in Human Resources Management from USEK and a Master Degree from the University of Paris II.

The School was first founded in 1966, under the name of the Faculty of Business and Commercial Sciences, and was considered as one of the pioneers in business education in the Near-East and was later, in 2018, renamed as the Business School.

The mission of the School of Engineering at USEK is to provide an inspiring and supportive environment for high-quality and effective education, develop students’ creative and critical thinking, and graduate lifelong leaders capable of addressing emerging problems in light of the changes and new challenges in engineering careers.

The mission of the School of Engineering at USEK is to provide an inspiring and supportive environment for high-quality and effective education, develop students’ creative and critical thinking, and graduate lifelong leaders capable of addressing emerging problems in light of the changes and new challenges in engineering careers.

This 24-month+ hybrid program delivered in English by international professors from HEC Montréal, in collaboration with professors from USEK, provides the flexibility of study through the use of e-learning combined with on-campus sessions (4 days a month).

On October 31, 1970, from among all the universities in the Middle East and North Africa, the Holy Spirit University of Kaslik was the first to undertake the initiative of founding, within the Faculty of Letters, the Institute of Musicology.

The Faculty of Arts and Sciences at USEK, founded in 2019, is the result of the merge of the Faculty of Letters, Philosophy and Humanities, Sciences and Music and is an academic reengineering process decided in 2017.