University of Bechar
The University Tahri Mohamed Béchar is a university located in Béchar, Algeria. It was established in 1986;1992;2009.[1][2]
Enrollment and staffing[edit]
As of the 2014–2015 academic year, there were 14,000 students enrolled at the university and a total of 600 academic staff.[2]
Faculties[edit]
The university has eight (8) faculties:[3]
- All university fields are brought together at the University of Béchar, which offers six main areas:
- Science and technology: the Faculty of Science and Technology.
- Economics and management: the Faculty of Economic Sciences, Commercial Sciences, and Management Sciences.
- Letters and languages: the Faculty of Letters and Languages.
- Law and political science: the Faculty of Law and Political Science.
- Human and social sciences: the Faculty of Human and Social Sciences
- Health: the Faculty of Medicine.
Facilities[edit]
The university has 10 conference rooms, 13 amphitheatres, 2 libraries, 16 computer rooms, and 72 teachers' offices.[2]
There are 4 chemistry laboratories, 4 biology laboratories, 5 physics laboratories, 7 electronics laboratories, 7 electrotechnical laboratories, 5 engineering laboratories, a hydraulic laboratory, a languages laboratory, and 2 mechanical engineering workshops.[2]
There are two research facilities; one is in the Department of Chemistry, and the other is an Energy Physics Laboratory.[2]
Cooperations[edit]
The university has cooperative ties with four universities in other countries:
- University of Lancaster, United Kingdom
- University of Ancona, Italy
- University of Perpignan, France
- Ibnou Zohr University, Morocco
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ "SERVICES : Ministère de l'enseignement supérieur et de la recherche scientifique". www.mesrs.dz. Retrieved 2020-05-27.
- ^ a b c d e "Historical" (in French). University of Bechar. Retrieved 18 March 2013.
- ^ "1 to 25 Faculties - University of Béchar". University Directory. Retrieved 18 March 2013.
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