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University of Constantine 1

Coordinates:36°20′58″N6°37′18″E / 36.34944°N 6.62167°E /36.34944; 6.62167
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University in Constantine, Algeria
University of Constantine 1
جامعة قسنطينة 1 (Arabic)
Université Constantine 1 (French)
Former names
University of Frères Mentouri
TypePublic University
Established1969
Students63,000
Address
P.O. Box 325 Route de Aïn-El-Bey
,,
25017
,
CampusUrban
Colors  
AffiliationsUNIMED -University Agency of the Francophonie -Association of Arab Universities
WebsiteUniversity website
Map

TheUniversity of Constantine 1 (inArabic:جامعة قسنطينة 1), formerly known asUniversity of Frères Mentouri Constantine 1, is apublic university located inConstantine, Algeria. Designed by Brazilian architectOscar Niemeyer,[1] the university was established in 1969.[2][3]

Location

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The University is located in the city ofConstantine, on the road connectingMohamed Boudiaf Airport to the city center. With an area of 544,660 m², spread over 13 campuses, 6 faculties, and 38 departments, it offers more than 98 specializations.

History

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The University of Mentouri Constantine was established byDecree No. 69-54 issued on June 17, 1969,[4] during the reign of the late PresidentHouari Boumediene. This is an important date for the university, as it gained its independence after having been a university center affiliated with theUniversity of Algiers, whose mission was limited to teaching a limited number of disciplines such as literature and law.

The project of the university was commissioned by PresidentHouari Boumedienne, who remained in power from 1965 to 1978, and coordinated by theMinister of Higher Education and Scientific ResearchSeddik Benyahia (1971-1977).[5]

University buildings

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The university was designed according to the plans of Brazilian architectOscar Niemeyer (who was in contact with the Ecotec design office headed by Mr. Mehnaoui Abdelhamid) and built by the Ecotec company,The university consists of more than 6 buildings:[5][6]

  • The Literature Building (inFrench:Bloc des lettres)
  • The Sciences Building (inFrench:Bloc des sciences)
  • Faculty of Law Building (Tidjani Hadam) (inFrench:Bloc des droits (Tidjani Hadam)
  • The Central Library (inFrench:Bibliothèque centrale)
  • Grand Auditorium
  • Rectorate
  • The Restaurant (inFrench:Grand Resto)
  • The Literature Building
    The Literature Building
  • Faculty of Law (Tidjani Hadam)
    Faculty of Law (Tidjani Hadam)
  • The Restaurant
    The Restaurant
  • Rectorate
    Rectorate

Faculties and Institutes

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  • Faculty of Science and Technology
  • Faculty of Arts and Languages
  • Faculty of Natural and Life Sciences
  • Faculty of Law
  • Faculty of Exact Sciences
  • Faculty of Earth Sciences
  • Institute of Nutrition, Food, and Agri-Food Technologies
  • Institute of Veterinary Sciences
  • Institute of Applied Sciences and Technologies.[7]

Notable graduates

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See also

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References

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  1. ^"Concrete Spring: Oscar Niemeyer’s work in Algeria",Architects' Journal, 18 February 2014
  2. ^"University of Constantine - Data, Photos & Plans".WikiArquitectura. Retrieved2019-03-04.
  3. ^Arquitectura Viva
  4. ^J, P (1969-06-20)."Journal Officiel Algérie - A1969053"(PDF).
  5. ^ab"✅ University of Constantine - Data, Photos & Plans".WikiArquitectura. Retrieved2025-08-31.
  6. ^"Archnet > Site > University of Constantine".www.archnet.org. Retrieved2025-08-31.
  7. ^"Université Frères Mentouri - Constantine 1 - Université Frère Mentouri - Constantine 1".www.umc.edu.dz. Retrieved2025-08-02.

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