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Higher School of Agricultural Sciences

The Higher School of Agricultural Sciences develops documented pathways in plant and animal production and continuing education.
Official ESA logoAnalyse d’un jeune plant dans un laboratoire agronomique
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Overview

Discover ESA

L’École Supérieure des Sciences Agronomiques (ESA/UIL-BJ) est un établissement de l’Université Internationale de Libreville Berthe & Jean.

Elle forme des techniciens agricoles et des ingénieurs agronomes dans les domaines de la production végétale et de la production animale, et appuie l’innovation agricole par la recherche-développement.

Academic mission

Agronomy, production and innovation

ESA trains versatile mid-level professionals, including agricultural technicians at three years after the baccalaureate and agronomic engineers at five years after the baccalaureate, in crop production and animal production. It supports agricultural innovation through research and development.
  1. 01
    Produce

    Train versatile mid-level professionals, including agricultural technicians at three years after the baccalaureate and agronomic engineers at five years after the baccalaureate.

  2. 02
    Experiment

    Provide education in crop production and animal production.

  3. 03
    Innovate

    Strengthen research and development, agricultural innovation and food sustainability.

Map of fields

From production to sustainability

The documented fields connect crop and animal production with agrifood sectors, agricultural innovation and sustainable development.
ESAAgronomyCrop productionAnimal productionResearch and developmentAgricultural innovationFood sustainability

Documented pathway

Crop production

An academic focus on crop production, documented at Professional Bachelor’s and Engineering or Professional Master’s levels.

Documented pathway

Animal production

An academic focus on animal production, documented at Professional Bachelor’s and Engineering or Professional Master’s levels.

Study pathways

Distinct study levels

The prospectus documents a Professional Bachelor’s degree, an Engineering or Professional Master’s pathway and continuing education. Applications are open at ESA.
Understanding the terminologyThe prospectus presents agricultural technicians at three years after the baccalaureate and agronomic engineers at five years after the baccalaureate. The detailed pathways are published as Professional Bachelor’s and Engineering or Professional Master’s degrees.
  1. Professional Bachelor’sTechnicians · Three years after the baccalaureate
  2. Professional Master’sEngineers · Five years after the baccalaureate
  3. Continuing educationCertificate programs
  4. Career pathsAgriculture and development

Practice and prospects

Learn through local challenges

ESA highlights quality teaching delivered by experts, modern laboratories and experimental sites from the first year, practical internships and professional immersion, and a strong network to support entry into employment after graduation.
  1. 01
    Teaching

    Quality teaching delivered by experts

  2. 02
    Experiment

    Modern laboratories and experimental sites from the first year

  3. 03
    Gain professional experience

    Internships and professional immersion

  4. 04
    Enter professional life

    A strong network to support entry into employment after graduation

Career prospectsAgricultural entrepreneurship · Public administration · Private agriculture and agro-industry businesses · Agricultural advice and support · Research and innovation · Rural development and environmental NGOs · Agrifood processing.
Contact details provided in the prospectus

BP 20411 · +241 62 26 51 28 · +241 62 09 85 66 · contact@uil-universite.com

Applications are open at ESA.

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