Lebanese International University - LIU (reviews)

I don’t like how they loop everything around the money they consider money is important than education amd they don’t have a strong certificate worldwide the studying environment isn’t good at all u can’t say your opinion

Actually, the first year my major was traslation but i didt want to continue because i didnt like the major so i went to the administration and the helped me . They sent me to the school of education and there was a doctor guided me to choose what major suits me. They were super helpful . The only thing that I dislike about the university is that it very crowded. I do recommend it since they follow up withe the students and facilitates alot of things you may face in the first year of university.

My experience at Lebanese International University was genuinely positive. I took the time to carefully select the best instructors for my courses, and it truly paid off. The professors were knowledgeable, approachable, and invested in their students’ success, which made learning both enjoyable and impactful.

The university also provided a supportive environment that encouraged growth, whether academically or personally. I felt lucky to have had access to resources and opportunities that enriched my education.

While some facilities, like the computer labs, the diner, and some auditoriums were initially outdated, I was impressed to see how the university invested in remodeling and improving the campus. Visiting later and seeing those changes made me appreciate their efforts to provide a better environment for students.

Overall, I feel lucky to have studied here and would recommend LIU to anyone looking for a solid education and a continually improving campus experience.

PS: I also studied in another university called Modern University for Business

The Lebanese International University has a unique place in Lebanon’s higher education landscape, and it offers several positives, but there are also areas where it could improve. What i like about LIU is that it offers a relatively affordable education, making higher education accessible to a broad range of students, particularly those who might not be able to afford the more expensive private universities in Lebanon as well as its diverse programs. While the university offers a variety of programs, some students have expressed concerns about the quality and availability of resources, such as modern facilities, equipment, or research opportunities, particularly in comparison to other private universities. Overall, I would recommend LIU for students who value a solid education in a diverse and supportive environment, but it’s essential to have realistic expectations regarding its facilities and global reputation.