Ziad Fahed

Prof. Ziad Fahed is a Full Professor and Director of the University Mission Office at Notre Dame University-Louaize in Lebanon. His work focuses on theology, interreligious dialogue, and the role of religious institutions in political systems. He holds a Doctorate in Theology and has conducted extensive research on religious pluralism in Lebanon and the US.

Education: Doctorate in Theology (degree details not specified). Professional Development: Fulbright Scholarships (2006 at University of California, Santa Barbara; 2008 at Temple University and Auburn Theological Seminary).

Research Interests: Explores the intersection of religion and politics, the Church's role during Lebanon's civil war, and challenges to religious coexistence in Lebanon. Current projects include studying monotheistic religions' societal impact and their contributions to Lebanon's political framework.

Awards: Recipient of Fulbright Awards (2006, 2008) and the 2022 KAAD Foundation Peter Hünermann Award (Germany). Grants include the 'Religious Pluralism in the US' initiative under the Fulbright program.

Professional Affiliations: Leads the University Mission Office and maintains an active academic website (www.ziadfahed.com). His work bridges theological scholarship with contemporary societal challenges.