| University of Mahajanga | |
| Native Name: | Université de Mahajanga |
| Established: | 1983 |
| Type: | Public university |
| State: | Boeny |
| Campus: | Ambondrona |
| Motto: | "University for All and Engine of Development" |
| President: | Interim Committee - Jeanne Angelphine Rasoamananjara |
| Academic Staff: | 166 |
| Administrative Staff: | 596 |
| Students: | 9593 |
| Coordinates: | -15.7014°N 46.3539°W |
| Latitude: | -18.39 |
| Longitude: | 46.45 |
| Website: | univ-mahajanga.edu.mg |
The University of Mahajanga (also known as Université de Majunga) is a public higher education institution located in Mahajanga, a port city on the northwest coast of Madagascar.
Established in 1977, the School of Dental Surgery (ESCD) was the first Regional University Center in the Province of Mahajanga. The fields of medicine and natural sciences were introduced in 1982 and together formed the University of Mahajanga in 1983.[1]
The first rector of the University of Mahajanga was George Raoelina (1979–1990). The current president is Professor Blanchard Randrianambinina.
As part of the nationwide implementation of the LMD reform, the academic programs at the University of Mahajanga have been accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education. The accredited programs are divided into three domains, which are further divided into degrees and specializations:
The University of Mahajanga is composed of two faculties:
As of 2010, the University of Mahajanga has at least four institutes and four fee-based schools offering around forty courses in various fields:
The University of Mahajanga has a documentation center with over 12,000 books. Recently, through the Agence universitaire de la Francophonie, the university received a partner Francophone Digital Campus, which offers a documentation and digital document search service.