Haigazian University

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The Haigazian University (Armenian Հայկազեան Համալսարան; Arabic جامعة هايكازيان ) was founded in 1955 as the College in Beirut.

The school was named in honor of Armenag Haigazian, a former principal of the Armenian Apostolic Jenanian Institute in Konya, Turkey, named. The University is supported by the Armenian Evangelical community.

Since 1992, the institution is renamed Haigazian College University. In 1996, the institution of university status was awarded. In 2005 2000 students were enrolled. The university has two faculties, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, and a school of engineering. The language of instruction is English.