Monzer Hamze | Lebanese University

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Prof. Monzer Hamze

Branch 3

Born in Tripoli, 1959

Scientific Qualifications

PhD in Medical & Food Microbiology from the University of Lille 2 - France in 1989;
Master in Life & Health Sciences from Lille 1 University of Science and Technology - France in 1986;
Bachelor in Microbiology from King Abdulaziz University in Jeddah - Saudi Arabia in 1985.

Professional Career

Lecturer at the Faculty of Public Health (Branch 3) of the Lebanese University in 1991;
Head of the Department of Laboratory Sciences at the Faculty of Public Health (Branch 3) of the Lebanese University, and participated in a number of academic committees affiliated with the faculty;
Director of the Microbiology, Health and Environment Laboratory (LMSE) of the Doctoral School of Science & Technology and the Faculty of Public Health of the Lebanese University since 2009;
Representative of the Teaching Staff of the Faculty of Public Health (Branch 3) at the Lebanese University between 2002-2003 and 2007-2011;
Supervisor and rapporteur of dozens of scientific researches, master theses and doctoral dissertations between Lebanon and France;
Representative of the French Society for Microbiology (SFM) in Lebanon since 1995;
Member of the Pasteur Institute of Lille in France;
Member of the Arab Society of Chemotherapy, Microbiology & Infectious Diseases, and an associate member of the Lebanese Society for Infectious Diseases and Clinical Microbiology (LSIDCM);
General coordinator of a number of research projects, including within the CEDRE program and Mérieux Foundation;
Author of a group of literature and publications on antibiotics, microbiology and fungi, and has several participations in scientific publications published globally and local and international conferences within his field of competence.