USTM Campuses

The Campus de Mouila, a regional extension of the Université des Sciences et Techniques de Masuku (USTM), is situated in the town of Mouila in the Ngounié Province. This campus plays a crucial role in extending access to higher education in the southern part of Gabon, focusing on programs that cater to local needs while maintaining the university’s emphasis on science and technology.

• Agricultural Sciences: Programs focus on sustainable farming techniques, agronomy, and rural development to support Gabon’s agricultural sector.
• Environmental Management: Courses address the conservation of natural resources and biodiversity, critical to the region’s forested landscape.
• Basic Sciences: Foundational studies in biology, chemistry, and physics are offered to prepare students for advanced research or teaching careers.
• Technical Education: Vocational and technical training programs aim to develop skilled professionals for local industries.
• Information Technology: Introductory courses in IT and computer applications support digital literacy in the region.

The campus is designed to provide accessible education to students who may not be able to relocate to the main campus in Franceville. It features essential facilities such as classrooms, small laboratories, and a library to support student learning. The curriculum is tailored to address regional challenges, such as improving agricultural productivity and managing environmental resources sustainably. Through community engagement and practical training, the Campus de Mouila contributes significantly to the socio-economic development of Ngounié Province. USTM ensures that this campus maintains high academic standards, aligning its programs with national development goals while fostering a supportive learning environment for its students.

The Campus Principal de Masuku, located in Franceville, is the main campus of the Université des Sciences et Techniques de Masuku (USTM). It serves as the central hub for academic and administrative activities, offering a wide range of programs primarily focused on science and technology. This campus is dedicated to fostering innovation, research, and technical expertise to meet the developmental needs of Gabon and the broader Central African region.

• Engineering: Programs in civil, mechanical, and electrical engineering are designed to equip students with practical skills for infrastructure and industrial development.
• Computer Science: Courses in software development, data science, and information technology prepare students for the digital economy.
• Natural Sciences: Specializations in biology, chemistry, and physics provide a strong foundation for research and environmental studies.
• Mathematics: Advanced studies in applied and pure mathematics support scientific and technological innovation.
• Environmental Science: Focused on sustainable development, these programs address local and regional environmental challenges.

The campus is equipped with modern laboratories, libraries, and lecture halls to facilitate hands-on learning and research. Students benefit from partnerships with local industries and international institutions, enhancing their exposure to real-world applications of their studies. Additionally, the campus emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches, encouraging collaboration across departments to tackle complex issues such as climate change, resource management, and technological advancement. USTM’s commitment to quality education ensures that graduates are well-prepared to contribute to Gabon’s socio-economic growth. The vibrant campus life, coupled with a focus on academic excellence, makes this a pivotal center for higher education in the region.