GLOBAL University has completed its membership in the Association of Lebanese Universities which is an independent non-political, non-profit organization that consists of the major non-profit universities in Lebanon.
Lately, Global University has joined the Association of Arab Universities, also many researches and cooperation agreements have been completed with major local , regional and international universities such as the Lebanese University, Ein Shams University of (Egypt), Zaytouna University of (Tunisia), INPT of (Morocco), The American University in Greece, and with the European Organization for Quality in the higher education sector, also with many professional institutions in the health care field such as Rafic Hariri University Hospital, Sahel General Hospital, and others.
Global University promotes scientific research, where Global University academic staff publish various research papers in internationally accredited journals, and they organize, and participate in many international and local conferences, seminars, and workshops in all fields of study, aiming to build up students' research capacities and qualification within their majors.

The Department of Physical Therapy within the Faculty of Health Sciences at Global University has joined the Society of Arab Faculties and Institutes of Physiotherapy.
The Society of Arab Faculties and Institutes of Physiotherapy is an Arab academic institution, a member of the Association of Arab Universities, with no political or financial goals.
Among its objectives is supporting Physiotherapy education in the Arab world while spreading recent trends within the field through the close cooperation with various Physiotherapy departments worldwide.
The Society of Arab Faculties and Institutes of Physiotherapy currently works on the following tasks:
1. Establishing council for specializations in Physiotherapy
2. Coordinating and improving Physiotherapy curricula in the Arab world
3. Encouraging the cooperation in the fields of authoring, Arabization and publishing
4. Producing a scientific magazine geared towards publishing recent novelties in the field of Physiotherapy
5. Publishing an encyclopedia of medical terms related to Physiotherapy in the Arabic, English, French, and other languages
6. Providing the foundation for establishing new institutions and colleges teaching Physiotherapy within the Arab world
7. Establishing cooperation among scientific institutions and research services in Physiotherapy departments and institutions
8. Holding scientific conferences and annual or bi-annual educational seminars discussing recent trends within the field
9. Encouraging the knowledge exchange of teaching, training strategies, and research among colleges and institutions
10. Advocating cooperative work in the field of continuing education in regards to common curricula and supervision
11. Encouraging cooperative scientific research among departments and institutions of Physiotherapy
12. Publishing a complete index displaying all Physiotherapy departments and institutions in the Arab world
13. Establishing an assessment tool geared towards assessing the performance and ensuring high quality within Physiotherapy departments and institutions on a voluntary level and with cooperation of the Association of Arab Universities and other national organizations concerned with high quality performance
14. Working on maintaining active communication between the Society and its counterparts worldwide

The Association of Arab and European Universities (AEUA) was initiated in 1998 by the Lutfia Rabbani Foundation in The Netherlands. Its prime objective is to facilitate and to stimulate collaboration between universities in European and Arab countries at an institutional, departmental and faculty level. Ultimate goal is to develop human resources and promote understanding between cultures and exchanges between the civil societies involved.
It was initially established to respond to the growing need for an effective vehicle to provide Arab and European universities with improved access to the MEDA II Programme (now ENPI, European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument). AEUA was formally incorporated under Dutch law in 2000 with a very strong backing of the Association of Arab Universities based in Jordan and the European University Association based in Brussels, who are both represented on the AEUA Board.