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Lebanese University: What Awaits Professors and Students
The Lebanese University has been suffering for about 12 years from a freeze on the full-time appointments file, during which it lost around a thousand faculty members due to retirement, death, and emigration. It is still awaiting the Council of Ministers' approval of the names of 1,680 professors proposed for full-time positions. The issue focuses on distributing the full-time appointments over four batches, amid concerns about sectarian balance and the legality of approving them. There is also pressure to fill teaching vacancies before the start of the 2026-2027 academic year. Additionally, the university experienced a fire in the generators but without damage to data or servers. It is preparing to offer an orientation course for new students, while the file faces administrative and academic challenges related to resource allocation and sectarian balance.
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