Based on the vision of the Islamic University in Lebanon, and in order to achieve the goals it seeks to achieve, and in line with the vision that the Supreme Islamic Shiite Council was based on, which is the establishment of this university with the aim of serving the poorest students, i.e. the underprivileged students, the university is keen to provide scholarships to support all poor and low-income students.

The scholarships offered by the university to the poorest students include free transportation from their place of residence to the university and vice versa, in addition to the housing fare in case the student has to rent a residence near the university. In addition to holding many activities at religious events organized by the Movement of the Deprived, to bring together all students from all sects and social levels, in order to contribute to creating a positive atmosphere that contributes to creating social ties between students.

The Islamic University in Lebanon has concluded several agreements to improve the level of students and enable them to enter the labor market, and these agreements include:

In 2020, an agreement was signed with the British Language Institute regarding students of the English language, and with the French Center for Languages with regard to students of the French language. This is in order to qualify the student and acquire a foreign language so that he can enter the labor market. These institutes accompany students under the supervision of specialists before them and under the supervision of the Director of the Language Institute at the Islamic University in Lebanon.

The “Language Rehabilitation Center” was established at the Islamic University in Lebanon, and among its objectives is to raise the level of all university students, in addition to students who want to learn a foreign language, so that it provides courses according to the requirements of the various colleges in the university, and it is directly linked to the university presidency. The center provides the following courses: French – English – Spanish and German.

The center also follows the approved levels according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CECRL) and proposes five levels for students (A1 – A2.1 – A2.2 – B1.1 – B1.2) after taking a language placement test for new students in other colleges, 50 teaching hours are allocated to each level.

The course scores are divided into three areas:

Every year, many students of different Arab nationalities register at the Islamic University, especially Iraqi and Syrian ones. The university seeks to provide them with many services, especially scholarships. The university has concluded many agreements with Iraqi and Syrian universities in order to provide better services to students.

In this sense, the Islamic University of Lebanon announces the start of receiving registration applications for the academic year 2020-2021, in all branches (Khalda, Wardanieh, Baalbek and Tire), and in the specializations and three stages (Bachelor, Master, PhD).

In view of the economic, financial and health conditions and conditions resulting from the “Corona” pandemic, and our sense of responsibility towards our people,

The university presidency decided not to amend the tuition fees despite the harshness of the stage, and the university continues to fulfill its mission and vision aimed at serving all Lebanese while preserving social assistance, grants, benefits and free transportation.

The French Embassy in Beirut launched the FORSA program and the SAFAR program to allocate scholarships for students wishing to pursue postgraduate studies Master 2 (one-year duration) and to register a doctoral thesis (3 years’ duration) in France within the framework of strengthening the university partnership between Lebanon and France, and providing the opportunity to obtain French degrees. Lebanese (co-direction) in specialized academic fields.

The Department of Graduate Studies at the Faculty of Law has worked to present files for some students in the master’s and doctoral stages, and the student Muhammad Sarhan and the student Maha Al-Hajj managed to pass the required match and proved their competence through the distinguished level and obtained two scholarships, where the student Sarhan will continue preparing his doctoral thesis in private law and the student Hajj The second phase of the M2 Master in Public Law will be pursued jointly by the University of Montpelier and the Islamic University of Lebanon.

Prof. Dina Al-Mawla, President of the University and Dean of the College of Law, praised the efforts made by the Head of the Graduate Studies Department, Dr. Abbas Jaber, the External Relations Department, and the Coordinator of European Affairs, Mrs. Sylvie Devigne, and praised the academic level the college has reached.

The Ministry of Education and Higher Education announces that it has started receiving nomination applications for comprehensive scholarships presented to Lebanese students for the master’s level, starting from August 20, 2020, for a period of two years, as part of the Fulbright Student Scholarship Program in the United States of America in cooperation with the American Embassy in Beirut.

The scholarship is funded by the US Embassy and includes a round-trip airfare between the United States and Lebanon, the university’s tuition fee for two years, books, health insurance, in addition to an allowance for housing and living expenses.

The President of the Islamic University in Lebanon, Prof. Dina Al-Mawla, Secretary General of the National Council for Scientific Research, Prof. Muin Hamzah, a cooperation agreement to support scientific research projects at the headquarters of the Council, attended by the Secretary General of the Supreme Islamic Shiite Council, Assistant Chairman of the University’s Board of Trustees A. Nazih and the Secretary General of the University Prof. Hussein Badran and a number of deans, directors, and members of the National Council for Scientific Research.

The cooperation agreement included the issuance of a special and joint declaration directed exclusively to professors and researchers of the Islamic University who meet the conditions of the two-year research program funded by both sides, and which can be extended, provided that priority in projects that receive joint financing is given to projects run by a group of researchers that deal with integrated, multiple and distinct scientific axes. With a positive impact on man, nature and society, after the two parties agree on the list of scientific priorities that they wish to adopt in every declaration according to the importance and availability of the specialized human resources at the university.

The agreement requires the two parties to adopt a unified document for scientific arbitration, and the two parties undertake to complete the arbitration in accordance with the academic_ scientific standards and absolute neutrality, and upon completion of the arbitration the two parties meet to compare the results of project arbitration and adopt a unified list of acceptable projects for joint financing.

Professor Dina Al-Mawla, President of the Islamic University in Lebanon, continues her visit to France, where she signed a cooperation agreement with the Sorbonne University – Paris in the person of its president, Professor Jean-Pierre Struck, and defining frameworks for cooperation between the two universities within the new strategy of the Islamic University, which aims to activate and strengthen research and scientific relations with universities the meeting resulted in the signing of an academic and research cooperation agreement that included the items of support for scholarships for student exchange and courses offered at the Islamic University.