University of Arts, Science and Technology in Lebanon

Arts, Sciences and Technology University in Lebanon is an independent, non-sectarian, and private university operating in Beirut. Fully accredited and licensed by the Lebanese Ministry of Education and Higher Education, the university boasts a range of degree programs in various fields. The university implements a student-oriented academic system to ensure the delivery of career-based education and learning that is up-to-date. Via its campuses and study centers located in Jadra, Tripoli, Chtoura, and Dekwaneh, the university offers educational opportunities in different parts of the country.

Founded in 1998 as Business and Computer University College (BCU) to deliver education in the fields of business administration and technology, the college was well-recognized for its high academic level, which is why it was officially licensed by the Lebanese government through a presidential decree in 2000. Upon extending its academic areas to arts, humanities, and engineering, the college obtained the status of a university and changed its name to Arts, Sciences and Technology University in 2007. Since then, AUL has developed many international connections and upgraded its infrastructure to offer various degree programs to many students in the region.

Arts, Sciences and Technology University in Lebanon is still a valuable addition to the higher education system of the country in the form of private universities. It combines practical learning with theoretical knowledge that enables the graduates to cope with the requirements of the changing job market both locally and internationally. In light of its focus on research, community development, and geographic availability, it is quite clear that the university has a firm commitment to nurturing future professionals.