Resolutely oriented towards the corporate world, the School of Industrial Management strives to train real industrial managers able to respond to the complexities of today’s world.
Throughout the 20th century, national and international training and research systems produced specialized graduates and conducted research programs to solve the essentially technical questions posed to the world of business.
The School of Industrial Management aims to:
- Train these profiles of managers, i.e. graduates mastering the basic scientific and technical knowledge and know-how and prepare them to become entrepreneurs of companies in the country and more widely in the African continent.
- Develop research programs in the field of industrial management, closely linked to the needs of companies in the country and the African continent.
Both theoretical and practical, the Engineering Diploma in Industrial Management is a 5-year program consisting of two years of Integrated Preparatory Cycle, followed by a three-year Engineering Cycle.
1st Year / Semester 1
- M1 / Mathematics
- M2 / Computing
- M3 / Physics & Chemistry
- M4 / Experimental Physics
- M5 / Engineering Projects
- M6 / Language I Sport"
1st Year / Semester 2
- M1 / Mathematics
- M2 / Computing
- M3 / Physics & Chemistry
- M4 / Experimental Physics
- M5 / Engineering Projects
- M6 / Language I Sport
2nd Year / Semester 3
- M1 / Mathematics
- M2 / Computing
- M3 / Physics & Chemistry
- M4 / Experimental Physics
- M5 / Engineering Projects
- M6 / Language I Sport
2nd Year / Semester 4
- M1 / Mathematics
- M2 / Computing
- M3 / Physics & Chemistry
- M4 / Experimental Physics
- M5 / Engineering Projects
- M6 / Language I Sport
High school diploma (BAC) or Higher school preparatory classes with ""Excellent"" distinction and distinguished grades in mathematics