University Diploma in AudiophonologyFaculty of Medicine
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Audiophonology is a healthcare profession dedicated to evaluating, diagnosing, treating, and managing hearing loss and balance disorders in individuals of all ages including infants, children, adolescents, adults, and the elderly.
The University Diploma in audiophonology at the Higher Institute of Speech and Language Therapy is offered in English, combining theoretical instruction (13 credits ECTS) with internships (2 credits ECTS). This program is open to Speech and Language Therapists and to Medical Doctors. It aims to train audiologists skilled in evaluating the hearing of patients across all age groups. Graduates will be equipped to offer tailored solutions, support both patients and their families, and lead awareness campaigns on noise pollution, hearing impairments, and their impact on personal development and quality of life.
Leadership and Human Resources ManagementFaculty of Humanities Ramez G. Chagoury (FLSH) usj.edu.lb/flsh flsh@usj.edu.lb | departement.sociologie@usj.edu.lb +961 (1) 421 000 ext. 5123
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Launch your career with LHRM Master’s…
The Master’s in Leadership and Human resources management (French and English section) is a 120-credit program open to holders of various bachelor’s degrees.
It enables students, through different methods, to manage a company’s people. It also aims them to build a happy and healthy workplace where both people and businesses thrive in perfect balance.
In December 2018, the Faculty of Humanities Ramez G. Chagoury signed an agreement of exchange and double diploma with the CELSA Sorbonne University. Applicants are selected annually to attend their 2nd year of Master’s in France and receive their diploma from CELSA as well as from USJ.
Career opportunities in the HR sector are diverse, spanning internal roles within companies, specialized consulting and recruitment agencies.
Appointment of Professor François Boëdec, S.J., as Rector of Saint Joseph University of Beirut, effective January 5, 2026
Université Saint-Joseph de Beyrouth (USJ - Saint Joseph University of Beirut) is pleased to announce the appointment of Professor François Boëdec SJ as Rector of Saint Joseph University of Beirut, effective January 5, 2026.
A member of the Society of Jesus, a lawyer by training and holding a PhD in political science from University Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, Prof. François Boëdec SJ has long been an attentive observer of the modern democratic debate issues as well as the evolution of international relations and the Middle East. He is especially recognized for his work on the political challenges related to the control of water resources in the Middle East. His career has been distinguished by high-level positions within the Jesuit higher education and the Society of Jesus. He has served as Rector of Facultés Loyola Paris, Provincial Superior of the Province of the Francophone Western Europe, member of the USJ Board of Trustees, and, since 2024, he has held the position of USJ Vice-Rector and Delegate of the Rector for Human Resources.
Prof. François Boëdec SJ also maintains a longstanding, deep, and constant connection with Lebanon and USJ. Present in Lebanon since the 1990s, he has engaged in teaching, research, and pastoral support activities. A long-time visiting professor at USJ and president of the USJ Administrative Bureau Association in Paris (since 1998), he is intimately familiar with the University’s history, mission, and challenges.
Article taken from the USJ website
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USJ, the Federation of USJ Alumni Associations, HDF, Collège Notre-Dame de Jamhour and its Alumni Association launch the first inter-Jesuit collaborative project in Lebanon: The Privilege Card Program
Saint Joseph University of Beirut (USJ) signed, on December 9, 2025, at the Innovation and Sports Campus (CIS), agreements for the Privilege Card Program with Hôtel-Dieu de France (HDF), the Federation of USJ Alumni Associations, Collège Notre-Dame de Jamhour, and its Alumni Association, representing the first collaborative project bringing together Jesuit institutions in Lebanon.
Launched in 2023, the Privilege Card became an institutional program open to all members of the USJ community (students, staff, faculty, and alumni). In 2024, it experienced its first expansion through partnerships, following a collaboration with HDF. By 2025, the program includes more than 272 offers across the fields of healthcare, education, well-being, dining, sports, culture, and everyday services. It aims to help ease the cost of living while strengthening ties within the community.
During the signing ceremony, Rev. Prof. Salim Daccache, S.J., Rector of USJ, emphasized that this initiative represents the first time USJ, Collège Notre-Dame de Jamhour, and Hôtel-Dieu de France have come together, not only through their Rectors, but also through their students and alumni networks. “It is a way of being together, of joining forces to better serve. I hope this will only be the beginning,” he added.
The ceremony concluded with a convivial gathering of representatives from the signatory institutions, marking the start of a new dynamic sustainable collaboration among the country’s Jesuit educational communities.
Article taken from the USJ website
Charles Morcos: Leading Physiotherapy into the FutureInstitute of Physiotherapy (IPHY)usj.edu.lb/iphyfm.iphy@usj.edu.lb+961 (1) 421 216
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On November 23, 2025, Charles Morcos was elected President of the Order of Physiotherapists of Lebanon, a recognition that crowns a career built on passion and commitment. In 2016, he earned a Doctorate in Physiotherapy from Saint Joseph University of Beirut (USJ), and his professional dedication has grown steadily over the years.
Alongside his practice, Charles Morcos has been deeply involved in the Order. He served as Vice President from 2022 to 2025, was a member of the Retirement Fund Council and the Disciplinary Council, and participated in legislative committees as well as negotiations with insurance companies. He also represented the Order at the National Commission for the Elderly under the Ministry of Social Affairs.
These responsibilities allowed him to refine his vision and revealed a natural talent for bringing people together, qualities that naturally led him to the presidency. His election recognizes not only his expertise and perseverance but also his deep commitment to his profession.
Supporting him, the new team includes eight members, five of whom are USJ graduates.
Article taken from the website: Alumni USJ
The SIO team during a university fair at the au Collège des Sœurs des Saints Cœurs – Sioufi
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