Noureddine Jebnoun
Title
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Department
Center for Contemporary Arab Studies (CCAS)
General profile
Portrait

Phone
202-687-5793
Fax
202-687-7001
Location
241 ICC
Bio
Noureddine Jebnoun is a faculty member at Georgetown University’s Center for Contemporary Arab Studies where his teaching interests focus on governance and security challenges of the Arab Middle East and North Africa.
Dr. Jebnoun was a Visiting Professor of Arab and Middle Eastern Affairs at the University of Montana(2008-2010). He has previously taught a variety of courses in the contemporary Arab world at Georgetown’s Center for Contemporary Arab Studies in D.C (2006-2008). He served as an Assistant Professor at the Tunisian War College, the Tunisian Command and General Staff College and the Tunisian National Defense Institute where he taught courses on “strategy” and “geopolitics” (1998-2004).
Dr. Jebnoun has appeared on various television news programs and has been widely interviewed and quoted for commentary by a broad range of media outlets including CNN, BBC (Matt Frei), NPR (Diane Rehm Show, On Point, Kojo Nnamdi), Al-Jazeera Arabic and English, Al-Hurra, IPS, Washington Post, Voice of America...
Dr. Jebnoun was a Visiting Professor of Arab and Middle Eastern Affairs at the University of Montana(2008-2010). He has previously taught a variety of courses in the contemporary Arab world at Georgetown’s Center for Contemporary Arab Studies in D.C (2006-2008). He served as an Assistant Professor at the Tunisian War College, the Tunisian Command and General Staff College and the Tunisian National Defense Institute where he taught courses on “strategy” and “geopolitics” (1998-2004).
Dr. Jebnoun has appeared on various television news programs and has been widely interviewed and quoted for commentary by a broad range of media outlets including CNN, BBC (Matt Frei), NPR (Diane Rehm Show, On Point, Kojo Nnamdi), Al-Jazeera Arabic and English, Al-Hurra, IPS, Washington Post, Voice of America...
Education
- Diploma (2001) NATO Defense College (Rome), Mediterranean Dialogue Fellowship
- PhD Political Science (1996) Sorbonne University (Paris), Security and Strategic Studies
- MA International Relations (1993) Sorbonne University (Paris), Politics & Strategy-Politics & Diplomacy
- BA International Relations (1992) Institute of High International Studies (Paris), International Economics
Languages
- Arabic (speak, read, write)
- French (speak, read, write)