Dr. Al-Masri started his journey at An-Najah National College as a student, before ‎completing his general secondary education in Jordan, and later obtained a BA degree in ‎law with distinction from the Beirut Arab University and Alexandria University in 1977.‎

An-Najah University granted Al-Masri a scholarship to the United States, where he ‎obtained a master degree in higher education management with distinction in 1981. He ‎Also obtained a PhD in the same field to return to An-Najah University with ‎distinguished knowledge and spirit of devotion. ‎

During his journey in An-Najah, Dr. Al-Masri held different administrative and academic ‎positions, in both An-Najah National College and An-Najah National Institute. He also ‎headed the Deanship of the College of Education and An-Najah National Community ‎College in the period (1983-1992). Dr. Al-Masri was titled as the oldest employee of the ‎An-Najah institution.‎

Dr. Al-Masri left a great educational impact on his students, as he supervised and ‎discussed tens of MA theses. He also published scientific research papers including a research ‎about the philosophy of higher education in occupied Palestinian territories, requested ‎from the Palestinian Liberation Organization. Dr. Al-Masri had a distinguished national ‎presence as he was a member in different charitable, educational and civil associations, ‎including: The Board of Trustees of Al-Rawda College of Vocational Sciences in Nablus, ‎the Patient Friends Association, the Palestinian Red Crescent Society and the Society for ‎the Hearing and Speech Impaired.‎

There is no doubt that the university today bids farewell to a sincere son, who left a ‎remarkable heritage. Dr. Husni Al-Masri left notable fingerprints in all corners of the ‎university, which he loved and belonged to, as a student, teacher and historian.‎