Gaston Berger University is introduced as follows:

Introduction: Gaston Berger University is located about 12 kilometers outside Saint-Louis, Senegal. It is the second university in Senegal. It is named after the French-Senegalese philosopher Gaston Berger and is an important local higher education institution.

Overview: The school has four teaching and research colleges covering liberal arts, social sciences, applied sciences, technology, justice, political science, economics and business management. There are a certain number of students from different religious and socio-cultural backgrounds.

History and establishment time:

On January 14, 1975, Senegalese President Leopold Sedar Senghor laid the foundation for the school.

On January 2, 1990, it was officially established in accordance with Law No. 90-03.

On December 17, 1990, the first batch of 600 students were welcomed.

On December 4, 1996, it was renamed Gaston Berger University.

School Strength: The school is an important academic institution in Senegal, with a certain influence in the local area, and cooperates with many universities and institutions at home and abroad. It has a certain number of teaching and scientific research personnel, providing students with good teaching and research guidance.

Institutional Nature: Public university, supported by the Senegalese government.

Educational Philosophy: Focus on cultivating students' professional abilities in various fields, making them excellent and competitive talents in various professional fields. Use modern learning methods to help students learn better, and emphasize the application of knowledge to solve practical social problems.

Key laboratories and disciplines: There are no particularly outstanding key laboratories. Key disciplines include applied mathematics, computer science, physics, English language research, French language research, sociology, geography, etc.

Department:

Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.

Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology.

Faculty of Justice and Political Sciences.

Faculty of Economics and Business Administration.

Ranking: There is no authoritative ranking data widely recognized globally or regionally, but it is an important institution of higher learning in Senegal.

Cost: There is no exact public information on tuition fees, but as a public university, tuition fees are usually relatively low, and there may be government funding and subsidies.

Campus environment: The campus is located in the towns of Sanar Pir and Sanar Wolof. The main building facility is the tower of the central library, which can be seen from the national highway. The school provides accommodation for students, with Campus Village 1 for undergraduates and Campus Village 2 for postgraduates. Rooms in Campus Village 1 are usually shared by two students, while Campus Village 2 provides single rooms for postgraduates.