The detailed introduction of Higher Institute of Mining, Industry and Geology (EMIG) is as follows:

Introduction

The Higher Institute of Mining, Industry and Geology is the only polytechnic in Niger dedicated to training engineers and technicians, providing education in mining, geology, mechanical and civil engineering.

Overview

Student size: 356 students in 2010, of which 13% are foreign students.

Faculty: The specific situation of the faculty of the school has not been found, but as a highly professional polytechnic, its teachers may have rich teaching and practical experience in mining, geology and other related fields.

History and establishment time

The school was established in 1982 as an international institution of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), enrolled the first batch of students in January 1990, and was handed over to the Niger government in July 1995.

Strength of School

Disciplines: Covering mining, geology, mechanical engineering, civil engineering, industrial computers and other fields, it provides students with a wide range of professional choices, enabling them to receive systematic education and training in multiple engineering and technical fields.

Degree courses: Undergraduate and master's degree courses are provided, focusing on cultivating students' practical ability and innovative thinking, laying a solid foundation for students' career development and further study.

Nature of the institution

A public institution affiliated to the Ministry of Education of Niger.

Educational philosophy

The school's clearly stated educational philosophy has not yet been found, but judging from its curriculum setting and training objectives, it may focus on cultivating students' professional skills and practical abilities in the fields of mining, industry and geology to meet the needs of Niger and other regions for relevant professional talents, while emphasizing the combination of theory and practice to cultivate students' ability to solve practical problems.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: Mining engineering, geology and other disciplines may be the school's key disciplines. These disciplines have important application value in the mining and industrial development of Niger, and are also consistent with the school's name and school positioning.

Key laboratories: Detailed information about the key laboratories of the school has not been found yet, but as a polytechnic school, it may have laboratories related to mining, geology, etc. for teaching and scientific research activities.

Faculty

The specific faculty settings of the school have not been found yet, but according to its subject majors, it may have a mining engineering department, a geology department, a mechanical and civil engineering department, etc.

Ranking

The school ranking has not been found in the THE World University Rankings, and the school has not yet been highlighted in international rankings.

Fees

The specific tuition standards of the school have not been found yet, but the tuition fees of public universities are usually relatively low, and there may be government subsidies and scholarships.

Campus environment

Geographic location: Located on the right bank of the Niger River in Niamey, the capital of Niger, the address is 1349 rue du Chu Lamor Dé, BP 732 / Niamey, Niger, and the geographical coordinates are 13.501°N, 2.087°E.

Campus facilities: Covering an area of ​​20 hectares, the campus includes laboratories, student dormitories, restaurants, classrooms, sports fields and other basic facilities to meet the students' learning and living needs. In addition, the activities of Niamey High School of Excellence are also held on the campus of the school.