Testimonials

It is the last shield in our battle to build a free and independent civilized nation, and we shall count on it to graduate a generation who, despite all, believes in the resurrection of Lebanon from the ashes…

The Lebanese University has greatly contributed to my expertise in terms of science, whether through a generation of patriotic and uplifting professors or through fellow friends, especially those in the “Purciens” working group relative to the pure mathematics that we established in the academic year 2003-2004 In addition, the Lebanese University remains at the core of my concerns, and the nostalgia for the Faculty of Science has lived with me since my first university years.

Had it not been for the good science and experience we gained from the professors; we would not have reached where we are today. This university, despite all circumstances and changes, is a homeland for every person who dreams of success

For any person who follows the labor market, he realizes that the Lebanese University is one of the best universities. After my three years of study at the Faculty of Technology in Sidon, I was able to easily integrate into the labor market because the faculty curriculum is highly based on practical experiences. The Lebanese University has the right to receive greater national attention because it is the mother university and the basis for higher education in Lebanon. Its professors are among the best professors and they have great merit in helping us inside and outside the faculty.

Despite all the debate, I consider that the Lebanese University remains the first educational edifice in Lebanon, as evidenced by the accreditations achieved for the quality of its programs. We enroll and graduate based on our competence and merit. This national edifice should be the focus of our attention and efforts. Let's preserve it and let it reach all regions

I am emotional towards the Lebanese University where I received two BAs, the first in cinema and television and the second in political and administrative sciences. The Lebanese University gave us legitimacy as students and put us in a constant challenge with our colleagues from private universities. It was always up to the standards, but the greatest responsibility remains on the student to develop skills and deepen his knowledge.

This University graduates a large number of specialists who work and excel in Lebanon and abroad. Therefore, this University deserves to be acknowledged and its facilities deserve to be equipped with all requirements for development. I gained a lot from the Faculty of Engineering (Branch 1) and reached the universities in France equipped with a high level of knowledge. In addition, I acquired the ability to write poetry from the Faculty of Letters & Human Sciences, enabling me to publish a number of books.

I have Lebanon and the Lebanese University in my heart

My first stage was at the Lebanese University - Faculty of Fine Arts & Architecture, which allowed me to test myself and my capabilities under the supervision of distinguished professors, and introduced me to a network of contacts with colleagues with whom I would be proud to establish any future cooperation.

I will always cherish the Lebanese University. I hope the new government will work on supporting and developing the Lebanese University and public schools because they have enormous capacities that deserve attention and follow-up

Samrani says that his studies at the Lebanese University gave him an advanced level of science in the basics of engineering, which helped him pass the international competition exams. He advised his fellow engineering students to participate in this competition because they have all possibilities to win and work with world-leading engineers in the advanced automobile industries and sports racing cars.

Even during the bombardment days, we used to go to the university. Our professors Yaacoub Chadrawi, Roger Assaf, Faeq Humaisi, Boutros Rouhana and Siham Nasser… taught us to see life with our mind and live art in our life. My memories in this university will last with me forever because I inherited a beautiful feeling of belonging and an experience of life. I lectured in this university between 1995 and 2007 and trained distinguished students who are stars today

I treat the issues of the Lebanese University as a person belonging thereto and not as a judge. I feel concerned to protect it as a national institution. I studied in the faculty when it was still located in Sanayeh, the place for all categories and classes, where we, as a youth, used to meet even on holidays. I became who I am because of the Lebanese University, where I started and will end my career. I wish for the University and its students to maintain the level of excellence that we have witnessed lately.