The USTO-MB is established on 02 sites, IGCMO and the main campus of Bir El Djir which covers an area of over 100 hectares.
The USTO-MB shares many of the characteristics of universities around the world. It is one of the largest training and technological research institutions in Algeria. The administration and the faculties support the smooth running of the University and contribute to its development and success both nationally and internationally. The USTO-MB offers a training system of the type Bachelor, Master and Doctorate (BMD) in accordance with the Bologna process which was adopted by our institution in 2004. The University is composed of seven faculties, namely: Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics and Computer Science, Natural and Life Sciences (Biology and Biotechnology), Architecture and Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Institute of Applied Science and Technology (ISTA) and Institute of Physical and Sports Education
There are currently about 26,000 students enrolled, 900 administrative staff supporting the central academic body and 1000 professors (performing academic and research tasks).
USTO-MB offers 24 specialties in different fields of technology for graduate studies and 44 for post-graduate. It offers a panel of 62 courses in Bachelor’s degree and 78 in Master’s degree in all fields of technology. 41 accredited laboratories are used for research.
Resource-efficient buildings, Nature-based solutions (NbS) in cities,Participatory design processes, Integrated land-use planning, Urban–rural interface,Green infrastructure design, Urban water-energy integration, Sustainable urban planning, Built environment governance, Capacity building & knowledge transfer, Policy integration & policy uptake, Cross-sectoral governance, Stakeholder engagement & co-creation, Mediterranean resilience
We are looking to establish collaborative partnerships and build a consortium of organisations with complementary strengths. Together, we aim to co-create impactful solutions, share knowledge, and enhance our collective capacity to deliver successful outcomes in a shared project.
We are interested in joining a multidisciplinary consortium where architectural knowledge can contribute to bridging technical innovation, environmental systems, and policy implementation. Our approach focuses on spatial integration, nature-based solutions, and climate-responsive design, supporting the uptake of project outcomes into real-world applications. We are open to collaboration with research institutions, technology providers, and public authorities.
