Education

In the MENA region, the Seventh-day Adventist Church has six primary and secondary institutions and one higher-education institution found in Lebanon, Egypt, and Jordan. Each institution provides quality value-based Christian education with a focus on excellence in academics and service to others. This whole-person education prepares our graduates to be leaders in a world that is rapidly changing.

Middle East University

Middle East University (MEU), established in 1939, is an institution of higher learning located in Beirut, Lebanon with a student body of over 25 nationalities and 6 common languages. It offers college and graduate degrees in business, theology, education, and college degrees in many other professional fields and maintains a strong English Language Institute. To learn more about MEU visit www.meu.edu.lb

Mouseitbeh Secondary School

Mouseitbeh Adventist Secondary School provides K-12 education and is part of the Adventist School system in Beirut, Lebanon.  To learn more about MASS, visit www.mass.edu.lb.

Bouchrieh Secondary School

Bouchrieh Adventist Secondary School (BASS) provides K-12 education and is part of he Adventist School System in Beirut, Lebanon.  To learn more about BASS, visit www.bass.edu.lb.

Nile Union Academy

Nile Union Academy (NUA) is a 9-12 educational facility located in El Khahnkah, Cairo, Egypt, that provides Christian education for the young people of Egypt and Sudan.  To learn more about NUA, visit www.nuasda.org or email info@nuasda.org.

Zeitoun Adventist Private School

Zeitoun Adventist Private School is a K-9 private elementary school located in Zeitoun, Cairo, Egypt.  To learn more about Zeitoun Adventist School, visit their Facebook page, Zeitoun Adventist School.

Amman Adventist School

Adventist National School, a K-12 school in Amman, Jordan. To see more of its    newly renovated facility, visit their Facebook page, Adventist National School, or email adventistnationalschool@gmail.com.

Adventist Learning Center

The Bourj Hammoud Adventist Learning Center (ALC) in Beirut, Lebanon provides basic faith-based elementary education in Bourj Hammoud, Lebanon to Syrian refugee children between the ages of 6 and 12 who have missed more than one year of schooling due to issues related to war and relocation to a new country.

To know more about ALC go to adventistlearningcenter.org or visit their Facebook page.