Education
- Schools
- Armenian Orthodox: Aksor Kassardjian Armenian National School, Apkarian Armenian National School, Forty Martyrs Armenian National School (Armenian: Քարասուն Մանկանց) and Levon & Sophia Hagopian Armenian College Official website
- Armenian Catholic: Ecole Mesrobian and Ecole Sainte Agnes
- Armenian Evangelical: Armenian Evangelical Shamlian Tatigian Secondary School, Armenian Evangelical School of Trad and Torossian School
- Non-denominational: Vahan Tekeyan Intermediate School
- Non-Armenian: Bourj Hammoud also has non-Armenian denominational as well as official government schools including Al Inaya School, Al Salam School, Al Ahliya School, Al Sanabel School, Saint Joseph School and Lycée National Libanais.
- Colleges
Bourj Hammoud has two technical and vocational colleges: L.A.T.C. Technical School (Armenian Orthodox) and Mesrobian Technical College (Armenian Catholic) Official Website
Bourj Hammoud also has an Armenian school for the deaf and the blind known as KAHL.
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