Bethlehem University

Bethlehem University

Motto	Indivisa manent
Motto in English	Remain Undivided
Type	Private
Established	1973
Affiliation	Roman Catholic
Chancellor	Most Rev. Giuseppe Lazzarotto
Vice-Chancellor	Brother Peter Bray
Administrative staff	300
Undergraduates	3,214 (Fall 2015)
Location	Bethlehem, State of Palestine
Alumni	appx 15,000
Affiliations	ACCU UNIMED
Website	www.bethlehem.edu

Bethlehem University (Arabic: جامعة بيت لحم‎‎) is the first university founded in the West Bank. Established under Israeli rule in 1973, the university traces its roots to 1893 when the De La Salle Christian Brothers opened schools in Bethlehem, Jerusalem, Jaffa, Nazareth, Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, and Egypt.^[1]

Academics

Ms. Hanadi I. Soudah-Younan, the Acting Dean of Arts

Dr. Fadi Kattan, Dean

Dr. Hala Rashed, Dean

Ms. Mariam Samara Awad,Dean

Dr. Michel Hanania, Dean

Mr. Nabil Mufdi, Director

Graduate Programs
- Masters in International Cooperation and Development (MICAD)
- Masters of Biotechnology
- Masters in Tourism Studies
- Master in Community Social Work ^[2]

Alma Jadallah former Visiting Professor, creator of program in conflict resolution.
Dr MUMEN Badarin assistant Professor in Arabic grammar, Arabic Language Department

Palestinian Universities

Al-Aqsa University Al-Azhar University - Gaza Al-Quds University Al-Quds Open University An-Najah National University Arab American University Bethlehem Bible College Bethlehem University Birzeit University Gaza University Hebron University Islamic University of Gaza Palestine Ahliya University Palestine Polytechnic University Palestine Technical College University College of Applied Sciences University of Palestine

Africa

Algeria	Abou Bekr Belkaïd Algiers Annaba Béjaia Blida Constantine ENP Oran ENSSP EPAU Mostaganem Oran Tizi Ouzou

Egypt	AAST Alexandria Cairo

Libya	Al-Arab Medical Al Fateh Libya

Morocco	Cadi Ayyad Hassan II Ain Chok Ibnou Zohr Mohammed V

Tunisia	Carthage Gafsa Jendouba Kairouan Monastir Sfax Sousse Tunis Tunis El Manar

Europe

Albania	Tirana

Cyprus	CUT University of Cyprus

Finland	Tampere

France	Montpellier 2 Paris 8 Paul Cézanne

Greece	Athens Panteion

Italy	Bari Bologna Camerino Catania Messina Modena Molise Naples 2nd Naples Federico II Padua Palermo Perugia Perugia Foreigners Reggio Calabria Rome III Rome la Sapienza Rome S. Pio V Salento Sassari Teramo Turin Urbino

Malta	University of Malta

Montenegro	University of Montenegro

Portugal	Aveiro Évora

Slovenia	Primorska

Spain	Barcelona Córdoba Granada UCM Valencia

Western Asia

Israel	Ben-Gurion Jerusalem Tel Aviv

Jordan	Al al-Bayt Hashemite JUST University of Jordan

Lebanon	Lebanese University Saint-Esprit de Kaslik

Palestinian territories	Al-Azhar An-Najah Bethlehem Birzeit

Syria	Al-Baath Aleppo Damascus Tishreen

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