The Faculty of Economics & Business Administration seeks to provide theoretical and applied programs with the aim of preparing highly qualified graduates in the fields of economics, finance, business and administration to meet the needs of the local and global market, serve the community, and encourage scientific, knowledge and entrepreneurial research.
This program develops the skills of students to solve contemporary accounting problems faced by all areas of business, and qualifies them for positions in public accounting, such as external auditors, tax preparers, and consultants, as well as in private accounting roles, such as chief financial officers, financial analysts, internal auditors and controllers.
It also allows students to become "Chartered Accountants", a certified public auditor, covering all theoretical and practical aspects of collecting, classifying, summarizing, analyzing and using financial data in organizations.
First year provided in all branches
Second year provided in Branches 1, 2 and 3
General conditions + special conditions
First: Admission to the first year
- Holding a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting & Auditing from the Lebanese University - Faculty of Economics & Business Administration;
- Students of the following majors (management, marketing, management informatics, finance, accounting) who have completed the bachelor’s degree, are allowed to change to management or marketing in M1, provided they pass the CEE. They are also allowed later to apply exclusively to professional M2, and they are not allowed to apply for the research master;
- Succeeding in the Competitive Entrance Exam (CEE) for students holding a Bachelor's degree in Accounting & Auditing from other universities.
Second: Admission to the second year
- Students of the Faculty of Economics & Business Administration who succeed in their M1 (among the first 35%) are exempt from the CEE;
- Remaining students from inside or outside the Faculty within the aforementioned specialization are subject to a CEE or conditions determined annually by the Faculty Council.