Zbierski Library came alive today with curiosity and conversation during an engaging student activity titled “How Voltage Shapes Us”, led by Mennatallah Thweib. With 14 student enthusiastic participants, the session delved into the fascinating world of bioelectricity in humans, exploring how voltage – yes, electricity! – influences our mood, memory, and mental health. From Transcranial […]
The Academic Council at Bethlehem University held a one-day retreat on Tuesday, 8 April 2025, at the Seminary of the Latin Patriarchate in Beit Jala. The retreat offered a a valuable opportunity for council members to engage in focused discussions on key academic matters. Throughout the day, council members collaboratively worked on shaping the strategic […]
On Thursday, 10 April 2025, the Palestine Institute for Biodiversity and Sustainability-Bethlehem University (PIBS) continued its mobile educational exhibit tour, reaching communities across the Hebron Governorate. The latest visits included the villages of Abu al-Ghuzlan, Rabud, Deir Samet, and most recently, Beit ar-Rush. These outreach activities are part of the “Green Palestine: Promoting a Sustainable […]
In line with Bethlehem University’s commitment to academic excellence, the Academic Innovation Hub (AIH) recently held a session on the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education. Led by Ms. Tina Hazboun, Co-Director of AIH, the session engaged faculty members in exploring the evolving role of AI in shaping teaching and learning. Participants were introduced […]
As part of its commitment to experiential learning and community engagement, Bethlehem University’s third-year Occupational Therapy students participated in a two-day practical learning experience at Les Amis des Enfants de Bethlehem (Bethlehem Children’s Friends Association) on April 8–9, 2025. The visit was organized as part of the “Community-Based Rehabilitation” course, taught by Ms. Vida Bannoura, […]
Bethlehem University is proud to announce the signing of a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Pro Terra Sancta Association, marking the beginning of an innovative partnership to establish the first official Socio-Cultural Animator training program in Palestine. The MoU was officially signed on campus on Wednesday, 9 April 2025, by Professor Iman Saca, Vice […]
Bethlehem University, in partnership with UNICEF under the Sawasya III Joint Programme, hosted a conference and the first graduation ceremony of the Specialized Professional Diploma in Child Protection. The two-day event began on Tuesday, April 8, 2025, with the conference titled “Child Protection in a Diverse World – Palestine as a Model,” held at Bethlehem […]
Bethlehem University is pleased to announce a forthcoming collaboration with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) and SCORE International to enhance athletic development and sports education for its students and the broader Bethlehem community. On a recent visit to the university, a delegation from FCA and SCORE—represented by Mike White, Coach Dennis Dye, and Joey […]
The Zbierski Library buzzed with energy on Thursday, 27 March 2025, as students gathered for an eye-opening session titled “The Hidden Challenges of Students with Disabilities”. Library Director Ms. Elizabeth Dsouza set the tone with a warm welcome before introducing Alamin Sanad, an inspiring student who didn’t just present a topic—he embodied it. As a […]
Bethlehem University continues to advance innovative teaching methodologies through the Academic Innovation Hub, ensuring a dynamic and engaging learning environment for its students. This week, faculty members participated in an H5P workshop led by Ms. Tina Hazboun, Co-Director of the Academic Innovation Hub, exploring how to integrate interactive videos, drag-and-drop exercises, and other dynamic activities […]
Bethlehem University remains committed to expanding educational access and fostering resilience in marginalized communities. On Monday, 24 March 2025, representatives from the Faculty of Education visited several Bedouin communities on the outskirts of Al-Quds and Al-Azzariyeh, reinforcing the university’s ongoing efforts to support early childhood education in these underserved areas. The visit built upon Bethlehem […]
Bethlehem University, Hebron University, and An-Najah University held a joint regional meeting on Monday, 24 March 2025, to establish the Palestinian Network for Child Neurodevelopment. This meeting is part of the NeuroDev project, co-funded by the European Union, which aims to establish university centers specializing in neuropsychology and neurodevelopmental disorders. The meeting brought together representatives […]