| Al Jinan University Website is now loading....

Jinan University Faculty of Education

ع
News


Dean's Message

Dear Students,


I am pleased to welcome you to the Faculty of Education Website, which reflects our vision and mission to build a distinguished and innovative educational future.

Our faculty seeks to offer advanced and diverse academic programs that meet the needs of society and keep pace with the latest developments in the field of education, with a focus on promoting innovation and scientific research, and utilizing the latest direct learning technologies.

Today, you are not just taking a step towards education; you are beginning a journey to change the future. In the Faculty of Education, you carry the torch of knowledge, becoming the leaders who shape minds and build societies with your own hands.

Teaching is not just a profession; it is a noble mission, a great trust, and a force that makes a difference in the lives of individuals and nations.

The philosophy of teacher preparation and qualification is the general framework under which all aspects of this educational and teaching process fall.


Prof. Abdul Hakim Ghazzaoui
Dean, Faculty of Education


Vision and Objectives

The faculty's vision is to be a distinguished professional center that emphasizes social and scientific values, contributes to improving the lives of every individual, and enhances the prosperity of society as a whole.

The faculty seeks to translate this vision by preparing outstanding graduates in teaching, training, mentoring, and scientific research through undergraduate and graduate programs. The faculty also seeks to be a center of excellence that uses scientific research to develop sustainable systems and programs that meet the needs of society and enhance its values.

The teacher is not only a transmitter of knowledge; he is also a creator of creativity, an inspiration for thought, and a guide to the future. For this reason, at our faculty, we strive to ensure that you are equipped with the most advanced resources, the highest-quality curricula, the most up-to-date educational methods, and the most impactful practical experiences.

Our faculty strives to offer advanced and diverse academic programs that meet the needs of society and keep pace with the latest developments in the field of education, with a focus on promoting innovation and scientific research, and utilizing the latest direct teaching techniques.

Proper teacher preparation provides teachers with the most valuable knowledge, the most applicable skills, the desired attitudes, and the good qualities that qualify them to bear responsibilities and perform professional duties, enabling them to build a generation capable of giving and contributing to sustainable development.

The Future of Employment in Education:

The regulations issued by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education for appointments in public and private education at all educational levels: kindergarten, primary (grades 1-6), intermediate (grades 7-9), and secondary (grades 1-3) require a bachelor's degree in education, a teaching diploma, or a master's degree in education.

Our college works to provide graduates in these specializations with high competence, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. We also provide them with the competencies and skills required for the 21st century and for living in a changing world.

 


Majors and Degrees

The college offers a large number of undergraduate, diploma, and graduate programs across a range of disciplines that reflect the needs of the local and regional community. These programs are supervised and delivered by a select group of Lebanese professors.

Master's Programs:

  1. Masters in Educational Planning and Administration
  2. Masters in Curriculum and Instruction
  3. Masters in French Language Teaching Methods

Diploma Programs:

  1. Diploma in Teaching Arabic
  2. Diploma in Teaching English
  3. Diploma in Teaching French
  4. Diploma in Teaching Sociology
  5. Diploma in Teaching Economics
  6. Diploma in Teaching National Education and Civic Upbringing

Bachelor's Programs:

  1. Bachelors in Teaching Primary Education
  2. Bachelors in Teaching Kindergarten

 

Majors and Degrees - Faculty of Education

Faculty of Education

Education - Postgraduate

Management and Educational Planning - Master's Degree - 42 Credits
Curriculum and Teaching Methods - Master's Degree - 42 Credits
Primary Education - Teaching Diploma - 30 Credits
Arabic - Teaching Diploma - 30 Credits
French - Teaching Diploma - 30 Credits
English - Teaching Diploma - 30 Credits
Economics - Teaching Diploma - 30 Credits
Social Sciences - Teaching Diploma - 30 Credits

Education - Undergraduate

Kindergarten - Bachelor Degree - 99 Credits
School Elementary Teaching - Bachelor Degree - 99 Credits
Dean's Office
CV image

Abdul Hakim El Ghazzaoui

Dean of the Faculty of Education
Professor
Ph.D. in Education

edu@jinan.edu.lb

a.ghazzaoui@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Rim Baroudi

Secretary of the Faculty of Education
B.A. in Business Administration

edu.assistant@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Sarah Bassam Al-Faraj

Secretary of Student Affairs Faculty of EDU
T.S. in Auditing & Accounting Experience

gss.edu@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Sarah Al Asaad

Administrative Employee Faculty of EDU
B.A. in Education

gss.a.edu@jinan.edu.lb
Department Heads
Full-Time Faculty
CV image

Rasha Tadmouri

Professor
Ph.D. in Educational Psychology

racha.tadmouri@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Raed Mohssen

Associate Professor
Ph.D. in Educational Sciences

raed.mohssen@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Rola Nasser El Jamal

Associate Professor
Ph.D. in Psychology

rola.jamal@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Wissal Halabi Kassab

Assistant Professor
Ph.D. in Educational Psychology

wissal.halabi@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Mouhamad Abdel Salam Yassine

Assistant Professor
Ph.D. in Sports Education

mouhamad.yassine@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Layal Rifai

Assistant Professor
Ph.D. in Psychology

layal.rifai@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Aicha Hobloss

Assistant Professor
Ph.D. in Social Sciences

aicha.hobloss@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Suzanne Zammar

Assistant Professor
Ph.D. in Educational Sciences

suzanne.zammar@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Moussa Hanna

Assistant Professor
Ph.D. in Social Sciences

moussa.hanna@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Abdul Hamid Ezzo

Assistant Professor
Ph.D. in Social Sciences

abdulhamid.ezzo@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Aman Chebib

Assistant Professor
Ph.D. in Geography

aman.chebib@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Yusser Elsabsabi Elrifai

Lecturer
M.A. in Education

yusser.elrifai@jinan.edu.lb
Selected Part-Time Faculty
CV image

Dr. Diaa Mohamma El Halabi

Assistant Professor
diaa.elhalabi@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Dr. Hiba Habbouch

Assistant Professor
hiba.habbouch@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Mr. Rabih Chahal

Lecturer
M.Sc., Chemistry Education, Lebanese University, Lebanon

rabih.chahal@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Mr. Omar Bakaraki

Lecturer
omar.bakaraki@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Mrs. Rayan Slim

Lecturer
rayan.slim@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Saada Khaled

Lecturer
M.A. in Architecture (Digital Design & Manufacturing)

saada.khaled@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Mr. Mouhyi Din Abdel Rahim Eid

Lecturer


mouhyidin.eid@jinan.edu.lb
Dean's Office
CV image

Abdul Hakim El Ghazzaoui

Dean of the Faculty of Education
Professor
Ph.D. in Education

edu@jinan.edu.lb

a.ghazzaoui@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Dr. Maha Ali

Academic Coordinator of the Faculty of EDU - Saida
Assistant Professor
edu.saida@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Mrs. Enaya Arfi

Administrative Coordinator of the Faculty of EDU - Saida
co.edu.saida@jinan.edu.lb
Full-Time Faculty
CV image

Dr. Imad Seif Eddine

Associate Professor
imad.seif@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Dr. Nisrine Merheb

Assistant Professor
Masters in pedagody of languages and cultures, University of Paris 3 France
nisrine.merheb@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Dr. Maha Ali

Assistant Professor
maha.ali@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Dr. Jouria Talaat Fawaz

Assistant Professor
jouria.fawaz@jinan.edu.lb
Selected Part-Time Faculty
CV image

Dr. Rafif Soloh

Associate Professor / Education
rafif.soloh@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Mahmoud Koabaz

Assistant Professor
Ph.D. in Physics

mahmoud.koabaz@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Dr. Nadia Hassan Abou Ali

Assistant Professor / Education
nadia.abouali@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Dr. Mariyam El Hajj

Assistant Professor


mariam.hajj@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Dr. Diaa Mohamma El Halabi

Assistant Professor
diaa.elhalabi@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Mrs. Mouna Fayssal Al Sharrif

Lecturer
mona.charif@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Mrs. Ola El Tayyar

Lecturer
ola.eltayyar@jinan.edu.lb
CV image

Mrs. Dima Abou Kharroub

Lecturer
dima.aboukharroub@jinan.edu.lb

 
The Acquired Skills at Graduation:

  • Educational Supervision
  • Management of a school or educational institution
  • Teaching in schools or universities
  • Educational planning
  • Educational guidance and counseling
  • Educational research
  • Curriculum development and educational programs
  • Dealing with students with special needs


Research Guide

 

Edition   
   Research Guide En
   Guide de Recherche
Fr
   دليل الباحث
عربي

 

الرجاء تزويدنا بنسختين إلكترونيتين (قرصين 2 CDs) بصيغة Word  و PDF عن التالي:
1- الرسالة بشكلها النهائي بعد آخر تعديل وفق توصيات القرّاء واللجنة المناقشة.
2- ملخص البحث باللغة العربية والانكليزية.

مع ضرورة التأكد من سلامة فتح جميع الملفات بشكل طبيعي والكتابة على غلاف القرص طباعةً المعلومات التالية:
1- عنوان الرسالة
2- الكلية/القسم
3- الدرجة
4- الاسم الثلاثي
5- الرقم الجامعي
6- العام الجامعي

 

 


Faculty
of Education

  1. E-learning between reality and limitations

  • Practices and challenges of e-learning in creating a "distant presence" (for special needs people, kindergarten learners, and first or second cycle basic education learners).
  • Reality and problems of e-learning and its repercussions on teachers (the teacher's e-learning skills, the teacher's role in the digital age, e-professional development for teachers in light of the digital age data, etc.).
  • Advantages and disadvantages of distance learning and its repercussions on learners (psychological, educational, social, cognitive repercussions, etc.)
  • Suitability of current educational curriculum for the digital learning process.
  1. Psychological Approach to Digital Learning

  • Parental influence and children’s psychological balance and stability during the digital learning process.
  • Psychosocial and counseling approach to digital learning and assessment in some Arab and foreign countries
  • Cultural and psychological challenges of digital learning in the context of globalization.
  • Psychological and educational guidance to mitigate the disadvantages of digital learning.
  1. Horizons of e-learning

  • Utilizing e-learning to enhance the teaching and learning process
  • Strategies to enhance learner participation in e-learning
  • Enhancing learner motivation through communication on platforms
  • E-learning and quality standards
  1. Twenty-first century skills

  • Designing Teaching for Learning in the 21st Century:

(When planning for education, does it take into account learners' attitudes, use of technology, preoccupation with thinking, and development of life skills?)

  • Achieving the goals of the 21st century through the teaching-learning process.
  • 21st century skills included in the educational curriculum:

(Evaluation of textbooks and analysis of their components if they include the skills required for students)

  • Evaluation of final exam questions in a specific subject according to Bloom's and other classifications.
  • Active learning methods and their role in developing the 21st century skills:

(Any of the 101 active learning methods would - if applied professionally in the classroom in any educational subject - affect the development of some 21st century skills.

  1. Educational leadership between the present and the future

  • Educational leadership and its anticipated roles in future schools:

(The concept of leadership, the concept of future schools, the shift in leadership roles at the level of teachers and principals, external and internal challenges facing the school, globalization, evaluation, systemic change, partnership, etc.)

  • The role of strategic leadership and its impact on the organizational behavior of employees in the educational institution:

(The concept of strategic leadership, leadership with a clear vision for a better future, the concept of organizational behavior, the role of leadership in making the right decisions in order to motivate and empower employees in the educational institution, how to build good relationships that help creativity and benefit from human resources effectively, etc.)

  • The future skills of educational leaders needed to create an incubating and stimulating environment:

(Human skills, interpersonal skills, visual / cognitive skills, technical skills, continuous training of educational leaders for future effective leadership, etc.)

 

 
EDU News 


news



Follow us on

EXPLORE