Faculty of Sciences Agadir

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Founded in 1984, the Faculty of Sciences of Agadir is a public institution of Moroccan higher learning. It provides scientific training in physics, mathematics, chemistry, biology, computer science and Earth science. It awarding diplomas depending on the system LMD (Licence, Master's and Doctorat). It also has a mission of promoting scientific and technological research in order to meet the demands of economic, social and cultural particularly southern regions of Morocco. It is one of the important institutions of the university Ibn Zohr Agadir, covering the whole southern Morocco.

1 1 Training
- 1.1 1.1 Presentation
- 1.2 1.2 Organization
2 2 Chains and Diplomas
- 2.1 2.1 Chains
- 2.2 2.2 Degrees
3 3 External links

[edit] 1 Training

[edit] 1.1 Presentation

General Organization Studies

Registration for courses is open to all students with a bachelor degree or a scientist deemed equivalent. It allows the student to choose one of the channels available at the Faculty of Sciences of Agadir. They are of two types: basic education and professional course.

[edit] 1.2 Organization

Different lessons that make up each course are grouped into modules. Each unit is composed of one or more substances (elements of module). Lessons (modules) are half-yearly. These modules are required, but may be established independently of one another and are capitalized. The sector covers the preparation and issuance of national diplomas after the names corresponding to the overall architecture.