Avenue Kosa-kosa · Kindu, Maniema, DRC
Study programmes
Four faculties, a practical approach and a shared ambition: preparing students to act with competence.
Faculties
Our academic offering comprises four faculties and degree specialisations, based on information supplied by the Office of the Secretary-General for Academic Affairs.
Engineering & technology
The Faculty of Engineering offers programmes in electrical, computer, mechanical and mining engineering. It combines lectures, tutorials, practical work, placements and professional seminars to prepare students to solve technical problems and contribute to development in Maniema and the DRC.
Medicine & community service
La Faculté des Sciences de la Santé organise la formation en médecine humaine. Le parcours associe enseignements scientifiques, travaux pratiques et stages. La coopération avec la Fondation Mapon contribue à l’encadrement des stages cliniques et au rapprochement entre la formation et la pratique médicale. La Clinique Mapon dans le parcours de formation La documentation institutionnelle
Economics, finance & management
The Faculty of Economics and Management offers programmes in monetary and financial economics, quantitative economics, financial economics and marketing management. These programmes develop analytical, management, decision-making, entrepreneurial and problem-solving skills for organisations and society.
Law, justice & institutions
The Faculty of Law offers programmes in criminal law and economic and business law. It develops legal analysis, professional ethics, an understanding of institutions and the ability to address legal issues in society and organisations.
Bachelor’s–Master’s–Doctorate system
The Bachelor’s–Master’s–Doctorate (LMD) framework organises studies into semesters, course units and credits. Mapon University currently offers bachelor’s degree programmes and a master’s degree programme.
The Licence is the first degree in the LMD system. It is organised over three years and comprises 180 credits, with an additional preparatory year for the programmes concerned.
A master’s degree programme is currently offered. It provides advanced study in a specialisation and brings the total to 300 accumulated credits. Its title and entry requirements are provided by the Office of the Secretary-General for Academic Affairs.
The doctorate is the third degree in the LMD system. No specific doctoral programme is presented on this portal until its official organisation has been confirmed.
Explore the entry requirements or contact the University for guidance towards a programme that suits your goals.
French–English bilingualism is part of Mapon University’s identity. The Mapon English Center helps students develop language skills for their studies, scientific exchanges and professional life.
Your faculty provides details of the languages used in teaching and the language requirements for your chosen programme.
