7 Master's Degree Programs in Lebanon

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 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.

We live in a data-driven world that’s generating huge volumes of information at ever-increasing rates, via social media, financial transactions, telecommunications, and even scientific discovery.

This Master aims to train professionals in the field of Biomarketing which requires both scientific and marketing skills applied to biological products and materials in different sectors: chemical, pharmaceuticals, food, cosmetics as well as paramedical products and industry.

The Master of Hospitality Management, Lebanese and Mediterranean Gastronomy, and Lifestyle is the first postgraduate curriculum dedicated to Lebanese gastronomy and lifestyle studies. It aims at developing specialists with a thorough understanding of Lebanese cuisine, pastry, culture, and lifestyle.

With the continuous emergence of new health threats and the major changes that are taking place at the technological, economic, social and political levels, the creation of a Higher Institute of Public Health (ISSP) at Saint Joseph University of Beirut has become a recognized priority for achieving better public health goals.