The following is an introduction to the University of Ouargla in Algeria:

Introduction and Overview

Located in the Ouargla Province of Algeria, the university is a large public non-profit higher education institution that offers undergraduate, master's and doctoral education courses in 21 departments in 10 colleges.

History and Establishment

Established on March 22, 1988.

School Strength

Faculty: No exact data on the faculty of the university has been found, but as a public university with a long history, it has a certain number of professional teachers who can provide students with multidisciplinary teaching and guidance.

Disciplines and majors: There are 10 colleges including the College of Mathematics and Materials, the College of Natural Life Sciences, the College of Economics, Trade and Management, the College of Law and Politics, the College of Languages ​​and Literature, the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, the College of Information and Communication New Technologies, the College of Applied Sciences, the College of Hydrocarbons, New Energy, the College of Earth and Space Sciences, and the College of Medicine. There are also the Institute of Sports Science and Technology and the Institute of Technology. The disciplines cover multiple fields such as science, engineering, agriculture, medicine, literature, law, economics, and management.

Nature of the institution

A public university funded and managed by the Algerian government.

Educational philosophy

Focus on cultivating students' solid professional knowledge and practical ability, encourage students to actively participate in scientific research and social practice activities to better adapt to the needs of social development, and provide students with rich academic resources and a diversified learning environment.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: Medicine, business, political science and other fields have certain influence and advantages, and have certain academic rankings internationally. In addition, hydrocarbons, new energy, earth and space sciences and other disciplines may also be the school's characteristic disciplines.

Key laboratories: The school has currently established 31 scientific research laboratories, providing a practical platform for teaching and scientific research in related disciplines.

Faculty

As mentioned above, the 10 colleges and two research institutes are the College of Mathematics and Materials, the College of Natural Life Sciences, the College of Economics, Trade and Management, the College of Law and Politics, the College of Languages ​​and Literature, the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, the College of Information and Communication New Technologies, the College of Applied Sciences, the College of Hydrocarbons, New Energy, Earth and Space Sciences, the College of Medicine, the Institute of Sports Science and Technology, and the Institute of Technology.

Ranking

According to the relevant rankings in 2024, the school ranks 10th in Algeria and around 5400 in the world. However, in a classification in March 2024, the school was ranked 162nd in the world in a ranking of 3994 international universities.

Expenses

For Algerian students, tuition fees are relatively low, and usually only a small amount of registration fees and other fees are required. For international students, tuition fees may vary, but are generally relatively affordable. The specific fees can be found on the school's official website.

Campus Environment

Facilities and Resources: The campus covers an area of ​​88 hectares, with six colleges equipped with library facilities for about 2,000 students. The library has a collection of about 260,000 books, including more than 45,000 works written in Arabic, English and French. In addition, there are various sports facilities.

Cultural Atmosphere: Located in Ouargla Province, it has a strong Algerian local cultural atmosphere. At the same time, because students come from different regions, it also integrates multicultural elements to promote cross-cultural exchanges and expand students' horizons.