National School of Engineering information

National School of Engineering contact details

Country	Mali
City	Bamako
Province
Address	410 avenue Van Vollenhoven BP 242
Postal code / Zip code
Website	https://www.eni-abt.ml
Phone number	+223(20) 22 27 36
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Fax number	+223(20) 21 50 38

National School of Engineering General informations

Private / Public	Public
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National School of Engineering officers and staff

Head (Directeur général)

Mamadou Sanata Diarra

National School of Engineering degree programs and certifications

1- Diplôme d'Etudes universitaires générales

2- Diplôme d'Ingénieur

3- Licence

National School of Engineering divisions and departments

1- Civil Engineering

Subjects:

Hydraulic Engineering

Construction Engineering

Civil Engineering

Building Technologies

2- Geology

Subjects:

Geology

3- Industrial Engineering

Subjects:

Mechanical Engineering

Industrial Engineering

Energy Engineering

Electrical Engineering

4- Surveying and Mapping

Subjects:

Surveying and Mapping

National School of Engineering overview

National School of Engineering is one of the most known universities in Mali more exactly in Bamako.
The university is located in 410 avenue Van Vollenhoven BP 242 ,can be joined on their phone number +223(20) 22 27 36 or even by fax on +223(20) 21 50 38 for more details and to check their latest news you can visit the univerisity website https://www.eni-abt.ml.
National School of Engineering is classed as Public school.
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