In October 1998, the American Academy of Technology’s President D. Professor Raymond Mallat, instituted a Graduate Committee chaired by Professor A.R. Charbagi and assisted by Dr. Ale Higase, Dr. Y. Sidani, Dr. N. El Pacha, Dr. S. Sayegh, Dr. K. Al Odeh and Dr. A. Francis.

Chairman Charbagi reported that, in light of the impact of the modern technological changes, it was advisable and urgent to provide a modern Graduate School which will respond to the challenges of the 21st century.

Indeed, today’s and tomorrow’s managers confront increasingly complex organizations, accelerated technological change, and a globally competitive business environment. The Graduate School Programs have been established to equip managers to respond to these challenges. They are designed to strengthen any organization’s managerial resources, and thereby to enhance its effectiveness on a global scale. Built upon the fundamental areas of Engineering, Economics, Quantitative Methods, the Behavioral Sciences, and Information Technology, the Programs expand the participants’ comprehension of the latest managerial concepts and techniques.

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Each applicant must complete an Application Form available at the Admissions Office. This form must be submitted at the dates announced by the Academy, and must be accompanied by a non-refundable Application Fee.  No late applications will be accepted.

To check the required documents that must be handed in to the Admissions Office along with the completed application form, please browse through the following link:
http://www.aat.edu.lb/Admission%20Requirements.htm

The tuition fee per credit hour per semester is published by the Business Office at the beginning of each academic year and, under special circumstances, may be subject to change without prior notice.

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