Graduation Projects
In addition to their functions in teaching, learning, and community services, the leading higher education institutions invests in scientific research to achieve their strategic visions and goals. From this point of view, the Faculty of Business Administration at Libyan International Medical University considers scientific research skills as core requirements for graduation. Hence, the student must successfully pass 14 credit hours in research during his study  at the faculty Introduction to Research Methodology, Advanced Research Methodology, Introduction to Statistics, Applied Statistics, and Graduation Project are mandatory research hours. These research hours are essential for instilling the scientific research spirit in the student in a way that will be reflected positively on his skills in the future, whether at the postgraduate studies stage, or at work once he joins any public or private institution.
The following part will be dedicated to the graduation projects performed by the students during the period 2020-2022.
Fall 2020-2021 First Batch
Student Name | Project Title |
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Ibrahim Elabbar | Libyan Customers’ Attitude Towards E-banking Services |
Kashif Mohammed | Costumers’ Attitudes Towards social media Marketing in Benghazi Libya |
Spring 2020-2021 Second Batch
Student Name | Project Title |
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Kareem Buker | Libyan Consumers Attitude Towards E- payment |
Anwar Najem | The Use of social media as a Marketing Communication Tool: Libyan Consumers’ Perspective |
Anas Elkish | The Use of social media in Sports Marketing: Evidence from Alahly Libyan Football Club |
Omaima Elfaitori | The Role of Social Media in Marketing Attractive Libyan Destination |
Tasneem Mehana | The Impact of Market Orientation on Libyan small Business Performance |
Anas Aljehani | The Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Social Media Marketing in Benghazi City |
Faik Hussein | The Impact of Branding on Online Consumers’ Purchasing Behavior in Libya |
Hamdi Bengdara | Entrepreneurship Orientation: The case of Libyan youth cafes |
Amira Burashid | Libyan Consumers’ Attitudes Towards their Rights as Consumers of Foodstuff |