University Diploma in Digital and AI Dentistry Faculty of Dental Medicine (FMD) usj.edu.lb/fmd fmd@usj.edu.lb +961 (1) 421 280

The University Diploma in Digital and AI Dentistry at the Faculty of Dental Medicine introduces practitioners to the future of dental care, where technology and innovation redefine clinical practice. This program provides a practical overview of digital workflows, from 3D imaging and intra-oral scanning to computer-guided implantology and AI-driven diagnostics. Designed for dentists interested in technology, it highlights how modern dentistry improves precision, efficiency, and patient outcomes. Participants are exposed to clinical applications and emerging tools shaping the profession. By bridging dentistry with artificial intelligence, this diploma prepares dentists to embrace a rapidly evolving field and explore new career opportunities in digital healthcare.

Master in Road Safety Management (MANSER) Faculty of Engineering and architecture (FIA) usj.edu.lb/manser manser@usj.edu.lb | secretariat.esib@usj.edu.lb +961 (1) 421 316/7/8 | +961 (1) 421317

1.3 million people die every year on the roads worldwide. In this context, ESIB’s Master in Road Safety Management offers a unique opportunity to engage in a field that is more critical than ever in today’s complex mobility environment. As transport systems evolve and traffic risks increase, ensuring road safety becomes a major public health and societal priority. While technology and smart systems support prevention, human expertise remains essential to design effective policies, analyze risks, and promote responsible behavior.

This Master prepares students to become professionals capable of addressing road safety challenges at local and regional levels. The multidisciplinary program combines theory and practice in areas such as transportation and road engineering, traffic management, accident analysis, public policy, and communication, with a strong emphasis on data-driven decision-making and ethics.

With solid institutional partnerships, graduates gain access to career opportunities in public administrations, NGOs, international organizations, and the private sector, contributing directly to safer and more sustainable mobility systems.

USJ CONNECT 2026: Networking and Cross-Sector Panels Empowering Young Talent

Under the theme “Powering Every Sector, Empowering Every Career” USJ CONNECT – Career Summit 2026 brought together the academic community and the corporate world on Monday, February 16, at Ava Venue in Achrafieh. The event aimed to prepare students for the constantly evolving job market and to facilitate their professional integration.

Organized by the Career and Placement Office of Saint Joseph University of Beirut, USJ CONNECT – Career Summit 2026 served as a meeting platform for nearly 1,500 USJ students and graduates, alongside around 350 representatives from 114 companies and organizations from multiple sectors, including management, law, technology, healthcare, education, industry, and the creative industries, as well as NGOs and USJ alumni associations. What set this edition apart was not only the increased number of participants, but also its interdisciplinary approach. The event addressed companies’ growing need for “new types of training and diverse profiles,” combining, on the one hand, artificial intelligence and emerging technologies, and on the other, ethical and human-centered skills.

In parallel with this forum, an application called Career Fair Plus provided students with access to more than 200 job and internship opportunities.

Adapting Career Plans to Market Needs

Beyond networking, and with the aim of guiding students in shaping their career paths, USJ CONNECT – Career Summit 2026 also offered roundtable discussions focused on industry trends and the impact of artificial intelligence across various fields, including the humanities, fashion, law, agriculture, healthcare and service industries.

Article taken from the USJ website

The "USJ Academy" free certification program: Training, supporting, and inspiring tomorrow's leaders

Staying true to its educational mission and its commitment to Lebanese youth, Saint Joseph University of Beirut has once again reaffirmed its leading role in shaping the generations of tomorrow. Through its “USJ Academy” initiative, the university delivered, in January 2026, a series of free certified training sessions for beneficiaries of the Rector Magis Scholarship.

Led by the Student Information and Orientation Service (SIO) and the Career and Placement Office (SIP), and supported by the Haddad Foundation through the USJ Foundation, this initiative reflected a clear ambition: to go beyond financial assistance to support students by investing in their skills, self-confidence, and future.

Over the course of two days, on January 24 and 31, 2026, across USJ campuses, participants took part in an interactive and hands-on program designed to meet the demands of today’s academic and professional world. Four key themes were addressed: decision-making, communication and public speaking, artificial intelligence and innovation, as well as e-commerce and digital entrepreneurship.

Through these sessions, USJ emphasized the development of core skills, now essential in an ever-evolving world. Participants were encouraged to analyze real-life situations, strengthen their communication abilities, explore the potential of artificial intelligence in problem-solving, and discover the fundamentals of creating digital projects.

Beyond its academic content, the initiative also provided participants with an opportunity to experience university life, build meaningful connections, and gain clearer understanding of their future academic journeys. It provided a space for exchange, reflection, and forward-looking perspectives.

Gilbert Ghostine, President of SGS USJ Business School usj.edu.lb/fgm fgm@usj.edu.lb +961 (1) 421 418

Gilbert Ghostine , a member of the High Council of Saint Joseph University of Beirut (USJ) since 2022, has been elected President of SGS S.A., the Swiss company and global leader in certification, testing, and inspection. Present in more than 100 countries, SGS employs nearly 100,000 people and operates 2,800 offices and laboratories worldwide.

A graduate of USJ’s Business School (FGM), Gilbert Ghostine earned a Bachelor’s degree in Management in 1982, followed by a Master’s degree in Marketing from the same faculty. He also completed the Advanced Management Program at Harvard Business School.

With nearly forty years of international experience, Gilbert Ghostine has established himself as a leading executive, recognized for his ability to drive sustainable growth and lead corporate transformation in complex environments.

Between 1998 and 2014, he worked at Diageo, where he held several managing positions across different regions, developing strong expertise in international markets and fast-moving consumer goods.

From 2014 to 2023, he served as Chief Executive Officer of Firmenich, leading the company through a major strategic transformation that culminated in its merger with DSM, creating a global leader in the fields of beauty, nutrition, and well-being.

Today, he holds several positions on the boards of major international companies. Since 2023, he has been Chairman of the Board of Directors of Sandoz, where he supported the company’s initial public offering on the SIX Swiss Exchange following its spin-off from Novartis. Since 2022, he has also served on the boards of Danone and Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts. In addition, he is President of the Foundation for the Attractiveness of the Canton of Geneva (FLAG), where he contributes to promoting and enhancing the canton’s appeal.

Article taken from the website: Alumni USJ

The SIO team during a university fair at Rooa Educational Compound- Tripoli.

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