Explore university majors

65 majors, what you study in each one, the careers they lead to, and where to study them in Lebanon.

Business & Economics

Accounting & Finance – Tracking money, managing risk, and guiding financial decisions.
Business Administration & Mgmt. – Coordinating people, resources, and strategy to run organizations.
Economics – Understanding how choices, markets, and policies shape society.
Marketing & Advertising – Understanding people and shaping messages that influence decisions.
Human Resource Mgmt. – Building, supporting, and developing people inside organizations.
Logistics & Supply Chain – Moving products from origin to customer, efficiently and on time.
Hospitality, Tourism & Event Management – Designing and managing experiences that move people, places, and businesses.

Computer Science & Data – Building digital systems and extracting intelligence from information.
Information Technology – Managing, securing, and supporting the digital infrastructure of organizations.

Civil Engineering – Designing and building the infrastructure that supports everyday life.
Mechanical Engineering – Designing and improving machines, systems, and mechanical processes.
Electrical Engineering – Designing the systems that power and control modern technology.
Computer & Communications Eng. – Connecting devices, networks, and software into intelligent systems.
Mechatronics Engineering – Integrating mechanics, electronics, and control into smart machines.
Chemical Engineering – Turning raw materials into valuable products through controlled processes.
Petroleum Engineering – Exploring, extracting, and managing oil and gas resources.
Industrial Engineering – Making systems, processes, and organizations work more efficiently.
Biomedical Engineering – Combining engineering and medicine to improve health technologies.
Agricultural Engineering – Applying engineering to farms, water, and food production systems.

Medicine – Diagnosing, treating, and caring for patients across their lifespan.
Dentistry – Protecting oral health, function, and aesthetics.
Pharmacy – Ensuring safe, effective use of medications and therapies.
Nursing & Midwifery – Providing continuous, hands-on care and support to patients and families.
Public Health & Promotion – Protecting communities by preventing disease and promoting healthy living.
Nutrition & Dietetics – Using food and nutrition science to improve health and wellbeing.
Allied Health Lab Sciences – Providing the lab results that guide diagnosis and treatment.
Rehabilitation Sciences – Helping people regain movement, function, and independence.
Optometry & Vision Science – Protecting eyesight and diagnosing vision problems.
Veterinary Sciences – Protecting animal health and safeguarding public wellbeing.

Biological Sciences – Exploring how living systems work, from cells to ecosystems.
Chemical Sciences – Understanding matter and reactions at the molecular level.
Physical Sciences – Studying the laws that govern matter, energy, and the universe.
Mathematics & Statistics – Using numbers, patterns, and data to make sense of complexity.
Biochemistry & Bioinformatics – Decoding life’s chemistry and turning it into data-driven insight.
Environmental Science – Studying how natural systems work—and how human activity impacts them.
Food Science – Understanding the science behind food quality, safety, and nutrition.
Forensic Science – Applying science to investigate crimes and uncover the truth.
Agriculture – Growing food, managing land, and sustaining communities.

Architecture & Built Arts – Designing the spaces where people live, work, and connect.
Design & Applied Arts – Turning ideas into visual experiences people see and use.
Animation & Multimedia – Bringing stories, characters, and ideas to life on screen.
Fine & Studio Arts – Exploring ideas, emotions, and identity through artistic expression.
Performing Arts – Expressing stories and emotions through body, voice, and movement.
Music – Turning sound, discipline, and creativity into a professional craft.
Cinematic Arts – Crafting stories through film, image, and sound.

Journalism – Investigating, reporting, and telling stories that inform the public.
Communication Studies – Understanding how messages shape people, media, and society.
Public Relations & Advertising – Managing reputations and crafting messages that influence audiences.
Cinematic & Media Production – Crafting stories for the screen—from idea to final cut.

Primary Education Teaching – Building core skills and confidence in young learners.
Teaching English / Languages – Opening doors through language and communication.
Art & Music Education – Teaching creativity, expression, and rhythm to the next generation.
Physical Education & Sports Sciences – Training bodies and minds through movement, sport, and performance.
Education Administration – Leading schools and educational programs from behind the scenes.

Law – Understanding, interpreting, and applying the rules that govern society.
Political Science & Intl. Affairs – Analyzing power, policy, and relations between states and societies.
Public Administration – Managing public institutions, services, and policies for society.

Psychology – Understanding how people think, feel, and behave.
Sociology & Social Work – Understanding societies—and supporting people facing social challenges.
Languages & Translation – Bridging cultures and ideas through precise language.
History & Cultural Studies – Understanding how past events and cultures shape today’s world.
Philosophy & Religion – Examining beliefs, values, and the big questions of human life.
Geography & GIS – Linking landscapes, people, and data to understand the world.
Arts & Archaeology – Studying human culture through artifacts, art, and ancient sites.
Document & Library Mgmt. – Organizing information so people can find, trust, and use it.