UniversityLouaize

University Louaize (UL) is a private research university located in the town of Louaize. Established in 1999 by a coalition of educators, business leaders, and community stakeholders, UL seeks to combine liberal arts education with applied research. The campus comprises teaching and research facilities, libraries, housing, and recreation spaces; it is governed by a president and a board of trustees, with an academic senate guiding curricular matters. UL is accredited by the regional accrediting body and adheres to national higher education standards.

UL offers undergraduate programs across arts and sciences, engineering, business, health sciences, computer science, and design, with professional programs in medicine. It offers master's degrees and doctoral programs in several fields, as well as continuing education and online courses. The university emphasizes interdisciplinary education and research integrated with local industries, startups, and social institutions.

Research centers focus on energy and environment, information technology, data science, public health, and regional studies. UL maintains partnerships with regional universities and international institutions, facilitating student exchanges, joint degree programs, faculty sabbaticals, and collaborative research.

Student life includes clubs, cultural events, athletics, and volunteer programs. The university supports inclusive access, scholarships, and services for international students. As a growing institution, University Louaize continues to expand its programs and facilities to serve a diverse student body and the wider community.