Introduction to the University of Constantine 3 in Algeria:

Introduction and Overview

The University of Constantine 3 is located in the new city of Alimenjeli in Constantine Province, Algeria, about 200 miles from Algiers, close to the international airport, and connected to the city center by tram. The school is a comprehensive university that offers undergraduate and master's degree programs in many fields.

History and Establishment

The school was established in 2013.

Institutional Nature

The University of Constantine 3 is a public university certified and funded by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research of Algeria.

School Strength

Faculty: It has a considerable number of teachers with strong professional capabilities, who can provide students with more professional teaching and guidance to meet the teaching needs of different disciplines and majors.

Teaching Achievements: Since its establishment, it has trained many graduates, provided professional talents to the society in many fields such as medicine, engineering, and art, and made certain contributions to local economic construction and social development.

Educational philosophy

Focus on cultivating students' comprehensive quality and professional ability, emphasize the combination of theory and practice, and encourage students to actively participate in practical activities and scientific research projects to enhance students' practical operation ability and innovative thinking, so that students can better adapt to social needs.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key laboratories: No detailed public information about the school's key laboratories has been found.

Key disciplines: Covering multiple disciplines such as medicine, architecture, urban planning, process engineering, political science, information and audio-visual science, art and culture. Among them, the medical major has trained a large number of professionals in the medical and health field; the architecture and urban planning majors have certain advantages in urban construction and design; the School of Art and Culture has trained many outstanding talents in the field of art and has a certain influence in the local and surrounding areas.

Faculty

The school has teaching units such as the School of Medicine, the School of Architecture and Urban Planning, the School of Process Engineering, the School of Political Science, the School of Information and Audio-visual Science, the School of Art and Culture, and the Institute of Urban Technology Management.

Ranking

It did not enter the top 500 in the 2024 THE World University Rankings, nor was it in a prominent position in the Arab University Rankings 2023. The school is ranked 35th in the country and 7593rd in the world.

Cost

For Algerian students, tuition fees are usually low and subsidized by the government. Tuition fees for international students are relatively high, but the specific fees vary depending on the major and degree level, and no exact public data has been found. The cost of living in Constantine is moderate, and students' monthly living expenses, including accommodation, food, transportation, etc., are approximately between US$300 and US$500.

Campus environment

Teaching facilities: It has modern teaching buildings, laboratories, libraries and other teaching facilities, which provide good conditions for students' study and research. The library has a rich collection of books, journals and electronic resources in various disciplines, which is convenient for students to consult materials.

Sports facilities: It is equipped with complete sports facilities, such as football fields, basketball courts, tennis courts, gyms, etc., to encourage students to actively participate in physical exercise and promote physical and mental health development.

Living facilities: There are 12 student dormitories on campus, each of which can accommodate up to 2,000 students, and there are plans to build 7 dormitories, providing students with more convenient accommodation conditions.