Cyrine Saab is a Senior Researcher and Project Manager at the Centre for Lebanese Studies. Her research focuses on informal work and everyday learning among refugee children and youth in Beirut. She recently completed her PhD in Education, Practice and Society at the UCL Institute of Education in London.

Cyrine has extensive experience conducting research on refugee children and youth across the SWANA region. This includes work on the political economy of knowledge production in refugee education research, the localisation of aid in Lebanon and Jordan, and pathways from education to employment among refugee youth in both countries. She also co-founded the CLS Knowledge Collective, which brings together early-career researchers from around the world to collaborate on research initiatives and scholarly activities.