
The Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences at the Islamic University of Lebanon is a distinguished academic division dedicated to meeting the educational and cultural needs of students and graduates. It offers a diverse range of programs in literature, languages, and human sciences at both the BA and MA levels, equipping students with the knowledge and skills essential for intellectual and professional growth.
Committed to advancing and disseminating knowledge, the Faculty strives to guide students toward academic excellence in alignment with international scientific standards. Its fields of study include Translation, Language and Literature, History, Geography, Philosophy, and Psychology, fostering interdisciplinary learning and critical thinking. Through its academic departments and degree programs—including BA, MA, and PhD—the Faculty plays an active role in scientific research and intellectual inquiry.
Beyond academia, the Faculty is deeply committed to serving society by nurturing scholars, intellectuals, and highly educated individuals who contribute meaningfully to their communities. It actively invests in promising talents, preparing them to represent the essence of a cultured and enlightened society. With a curriculum that integrates social and human knowledge, the Faculty ensures that graduates are not only prepared for the demands of the job market but also deeply rooted in human heritage, ethical values, and academic integrity.
Established in 1996 under Decree No. 8600, issued on May 12, 1996, the Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences continues to be a beacon of knowledge, fostering intellectual development and shaping future generations of leaders, thinkers, and innovators.
Aligned with its vision, FLHS strives to continuously adapt to societal changes and labor market demands, ensuring that graduates possess the necessary expertise and qualifications.
The Faculty provides advanced, effective, and interactive education through comprehensive curricula designed to enhance students’ intellectual, critical, communicative, and analytical skills.
Furthermore, the Faculty seeks to cultivate empowered researchers by building students’ self-confidence, deepening their knowledge, and fostering their critical and creative thinking abilities.