Phoenicia University Celebrates the Graduation of the Class of 2026

Phoenicia University held its 2026 Graduation Ceremony on October 12, 2026, celebrating graduates from its six colleges as they marked the completion of their academic journeys and the beginning of a new chapter beyond the University.

During the ceremony, degrees were conferred upon graduates from the College of Architecture and Design, College of Arts and Sciences, College of Business, College of Engineering, College of Law and Political Science, and College of Public Health.

In his address, Phoenicia University President Prof. Imad Zbib reflected on the University’s development and the progress achieved across its academic and institutional work. He highlighted a number of recent milestones, including Phoenicia University’s QS Stars Five-Star rating and its position in UNIRANKS 2027 as 4th in Lebanon and 26th in the Arab world.

Prof. Zbib emphasized that these achievements reflect sustained institutional development and the University’s commitment to strengthening the quality of its education, expanding opportunities for its students, and continuing to advance its standing locally and regionally.

Representing the graduating class, Lama Koubaissi delivered the valedictory speech in Arabic, while Diana Choughari addressed the audience in English. Their speeches reflected on the graduates’ university experience, the challenges and achievements that shaped their years at PU, and the opportunities that await them as they move into the next stage of their lives.

The ceremony also recognized members of the PU community whose contributions reflect the values of the University. Mohammad Matar received the Exemplary Spirit Award, while Dr. Mohammad Rahal was presented with the Teaching Excellence Award, recognizing his contribution to teaching and the student learning experience.

The event concluded with the conferral of degrees and the celebration of the Class of 2026 in the presence of faculty, staff, families, and members of the University community.

The 2026 ceremony marked both an important achievement for the graduating students and another moment in Phoenicia University’s continued academic and institutional development.