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Prof. Maha El Masri

Branch 5

Born in Bednayel, 1973

Scientific Qualifications

PhD in Arts, Archeology and Art History from the University of Marc Bloch in Strasbourg in 2002;
Master of Arts and Archeology from the University of Marc Bloch in Strasbourg in 1999;
Postgraduate Diploma in Arts and Archeology from the Faculty of Letters & Human Sciences at the Lebanese University in 1995;
Bachelor of Arts and Archeology from the Faculty of Letters & Human Sciences at the Lebanese University in 1994.

Professional Career

Lecturer at the Faculty of Information at the Lebanese University in 2005, and in the Faculty of Letters & Human Sciences in 2007;
Director of the Faculty of Letters & Human Sciences (Branch 5) at the Lebanese University since 2021;
Head of the Department of Arts & Archeology at the Faculty of Letters & Human Sciences (Branch 5) at the Lebanese University between 2017-2021;
Coordinator of the Center for Research and Studies at the Faculty of Letters & Human Sciences (Branch 5) since 2018;
Member of the Research Team for Arts & Archeology at the Doctoral School of Literature, Humanities & Social Sciences at the Lebanese University between 2017 and 2021;
Supervisor and rapporteur of PhD dissertation and master theses at the Lebanese University;
Coordinator of the General Union of Arab Archaeologists in Lebanon since 2018, and member of its Board of Directors in 2020;
Scientific participation with the French-Lebanese mission in Tyre under the direction of Louis-Pierre Gatier since 2008;
Scientific participation in the restoration project of the Beaufort Castle Shaqif Arnun, in coordination with the Directorate General of Antiquities between 2010 and 2011;
Participant in local and international conferences and author of researches and publications on issues related to archeology, excavation and preservation of archaeological finds.