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Why London International University
Years Of Experience
Global Students
The legal personality of the university
The legal personality of the International University of London stems from the reality of the need of students wishing to study in Arabic to have an international university that adopts the Arabic language as its primary language and achieves academic accreditation and international quality accreditation, is compatible with the requirements of civilization and educational, scientific and technical development, and it has an independent legal personality and an independent legal status .
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Kind Of London International University
University Mission And Identity:
Principles:
Providing society with academic cadres and scientific elites to advance human societies at the level of higher education and scientific research to reach the ranks of developed countries in a way that serves the aspirations and interests of human peoples in building a modern state based on law, justice and equality.
London International University works for the interest of students, raising their educational, scientific and cultural level, and qualifying them to be among the distinguished elites internally, regionally and internationally.
Science and education are the basis of civilized development and it is what achieves development for human societies. The university also maintains its independence away from political trends and bias, maintains the scientific level independently, and reaches the highest levels of quality that are internationally approved.
Programme of Action:
1- Adopting the curricula approved in the most prestigious international universities, and the internationally accredited curricula in accordance with international quality standards for the newly established colleges.
2- Working according to the open and virtual education curriculum for colleges that do not require laboratories, and full commitment to attendance within the relevant international quality standards, in addition to traditional direct education.
3- Opening applied scientific colleges within the available capabilities to meet international quality requirements.
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Lecturers & Staff
London International University Lecturers & Staff
Chancellor & Lecturer
Prof. Dr. Michael Simonds, Ph.D
Marketing Business Lecturer
Gabrielle Palmer, B.E., M.B.A.
UI/UX Design Lecturer
Dr. Osvaldo Verratti, M.Cs.
Pharmacy Lecturer
Cheryl Fuller, B.M., Pharm.D
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