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FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

Design, Build, and Engineer

Programs in Mechatronics, Mechanical, and Computer & Communication Engineering for students who want to design, build, and solve real technical problems.

ABOUT THE FACULTY

Engineering That Solves Real Problems

The Faculty of Engineering at AUL offers three majors: Computer & Communication Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Mechatronics Engineering. The faculty focuses on a multidisciplinary approach to teaching and problem solving, designing programs that give students the skills needed to succeed in a competitive workplace and stay connected to industry throughout their careers.

  • Three ABET-aligned engineering majors
  • Multidisciplinary, problem-solving-first curriculum
  • Graduate pathway through the Master in Computer & Communication Engineering
  • Order of Engineers eligibility on the graduate track

Quick Facts

Dean:Dr. Mohammad Hemadi

Location: Main Campus,2nd Floor, Room 210

Email: foe@aul.edu.lb

Phone: +961 01 708 300 ext. 1660

Engineering labs and equipment

Mechanics, electronics, and communication systems — engineering that touches every industry.

DEPARTMENTS & PROGRAMS

Where You'll Specialize

Four accredited programs spanning mechatronics, mechanical, and computer & communication engineering. Pick one below to see the credits, careers, and skills that come with it.

Mechatronics Engineering

Combine mechanical, electronic, and control systems to design smart machines and robotics.

BE Mechatronics Engineering 150 Credits · 4 Years
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Skills You'll Gain

  • Drawing & Manufacturing
  • Electronic Proficiency
  • Control & Programming
  • Mechanical Design

Where It Can Take You

Robotic Engineer Design Engineer Product Developer Hardware Tester Automation Engineer Smart System Designer Electronic Engineer

Robotics & Automation Lab

Work at the intersection of mechanical design, electronics, and intelligent control systems.

Ready to Build?

Start your application or contact admissions for help choosing your major.