FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

Faculty Profile

The Faculty of Engineering at Notre Dame University-Louaize was established in 1996 by Lebanese Government decree no. 9278 as the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture.

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We serve the community by providing programs of study that are professionally oriented, comprehensive, relevant to today’s business world, and of high standard

Note from The Dean

The Faculty of Engineering at Notre Dame University-Louaize (NDU) was established in 1996 by Lebanese Government decree no. 9278 as the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture. In 1997 the Architecture program was moved to the newly established Ramez G. Chagoury, Faculty of Architecture, Art and Design (FAAD). The Faculty currently enrolls more than 1400 students in its three Departments and has more than 3000 Alumni around the world. The Faculty of Engineering endeavors to offer an excellent education for its graduates and to prepare them to enter professional practice in the engineering field. Despite its relatively young age, the Faculty of Engineering at NDU has positioned itself as one of the top engineering schools in Lebanon and the region.

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historical Overview

In 1993, a project for establishing the Faculty of Engineering (FE) was submitted to the Lebanese Government; in 1996 the FE was established by Decree no 9278. The four majors in the initial decree were: Civil Engineering (150 credits) Architecture (202 credits) Mechanical Engineering (150 credits) Electrical Engineering (150 credits), Computer Engineering (150 credits). After one year, in 1997, Computer Engineering program started at NDU-NLC. The first Engineering degrees were awarded in Spring 1998.

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mission, vision & values

The Faculty of Engineering at Notre Dame University-Louaize endeavors to graduate engineers who understand the ethical, social, economic and environmental contexts of their profession at local, regional and international levels and who apply their knowledge with judgment and responsibility in order to develop ways to utilize the materials and forces of nature in a sustainable manner for the benefit of mankind.

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ACTEA 2019

ACTEA'19 aims at bringing together researchers and engineers, and providing a common platform for all experts involved in computational tools to advance the state of knowledge by sharing research results and pioneering views about recent trends and developments. ACTEA’19 is the third edition in a series that started in 2009 and is being sponsored by local sections/branches of major societies operating in the country.

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