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“LAU’s accreditation by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) was recently renewed for ten years — the maximum such extension. Our professional schools are also individually accredited.”
BEIRUT – The American University of Beirut announced Monday that it was it was recipient of a “generous grant” of approximately $2 million from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
Nawaya Network is a non-profit organisation based in Lebanon. They identify promising, talented youth who come from disadvantaged, marginalised or at-risk backgrounds and who have a talent or potential in a certain area but lack the means to pursue it. Their intention is to connect these young people to various resources such as mentors, trainers, classes, funding, internships, and job opportunities to help them develop their skills and generate an income.
The international aspect of the programs offered at ESA is one of the keys to ESA’s strategy. Being in Beirut, they provide the most international programs possible for their students.
Mohammad Chatah Endowed Scholarship Fund will focus on economic, political and public administration studies.
The Eastern Mediterranean state has a long history of academic excellence.
Stéphane Attali, Director General of ESA talks about the major challenges ESA has.
The main asset of executive education in Lebanon is the ability to bring together an international faculty.
One of the major aspects of ESA’s policy is innovation.
Dr. Joseph Jabbra, President of LAU (Lebanese American University) shares his personal vision for the university.
