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- Lebanese American University
LAU is an accredited American university operating in Beirut and Byblos, Lebanon, under a charter from the State of New York
- Find Your Major | Study at LAU | LAU
LAU offers majors (or degrees) in the following disciplines The filter tool can help you narrow down your choice Applied Physics; Architecture; Bioinformatics; Biology; Business Studies; Chemistry; Civil Engineering; Communication; Computer Engineering; Computer Science; Economics; Education; Electrical Engineering; English; Fashion Design
- Study at LAU
LAU welcomes foreign students seeking to spend a semester, a year, or the entire length of a degree program on our campuses We are partners in exchange programs such as Erasmus and actively seek agreements with other universities
- Undergraduate (First-time) Applicants | Apply to LAU
View the majors LAU offers, and if you need help with choosing your major, this guide might help you As a first-time (undergraduate) applicant, you are considered either a sophomore OR a freshman applicant
- Accreditation | About LAU | LAU
LAU is accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE), formerly the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc NECHE is the regional accrediting association in the United States developing and regularly reviewing standards for educational institutions of all
- Mission, Values and Vision | LAU
LAU Mission Lebanese American University is committed to academic excellence, student centeredness, civic engagement, the advancement of scholarship, the education of the whole person, and the formation of leaders in a diverse world LAU Values
- Graduate Programs | Study at LAU | LAU
New: Online Programs Earn a master’s or graduate certificate from LAU fully online Learn more
- History | About LAU | LAU
LAU’s remarkable history originated in the desire to extend education to women at a time when few, if any, such possibilities existed An engraving of Sarah L Smith Appalled at the upbringing of local girls in 1835, she started giving regular classes to those who would take them
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