Key figures on Higher Education in Morocco/
6000 to 7000 per year
Entrance to historical monuments: “Pupils and students have been granted a rebate on their entrance fee. Moroccans will get a [50%] discount while international pupils and students pay a reduced fee of up to [70%] ”. (Ministry of Culture and Communication, April 2018)
38,002
Number of Moroccan students in France (43% female) during the academic year 2016-2017, up [17%] from the 2011-2016 period. Moroccan students occupy first place (11%) among international students in France, followed by the Chinese [28,760], Algerians [26,116] and Tunisians [12,390]. [25,669] Moroccan students are enrolled in universities, whereas [3,570] are in business schools and [4,698] in schools of engineering. Moroccans are in sixth position among international PhD candidates in France with [991] students in 2016-2017. (Campus France, , April 2018)
700
Number of tenure posts to be created in 2018, [800] Number of tenure posts transferred from other sectors, [400] Number of secondary school teachers called upon to teach at university, [300] Number of PhD students recruited to act as teaching assistants.
11,000+
Number of international students who have chosen Morocco to pursue their higher education studies in 2017. (Moroccan Agency for International Cooperation, April 2018)
50%
Number of academics who have not had a chance to publish.
70%
Number of Moroccan academics who are not happy with their working conditions.
2000+
Moroccans have traveled to the United States through MACECE’s programs
1700+
Americans have similarly come to Morocco.
28.14%
Enrollment rate in Higher Education.
1 in 5
Number of graduates who move abroad: some [18%] head mainly to Europe and North America.
65 years
Age of retirement for academics with the possibility of an extension for two years maximum renewable twice.
4,500
Number of academics who will reach the age of retirement in 2018.
33,899
Number of Moroccan students pursuing their higher studies in France.
900,000
Number of students enrolled in higher education institutions, public and private.
90,000
Number of students who graduate from higher education institutions each year.
10%
Number of new students who join higher education institutions each year.
38,000
Number of students enrolled in private higher education institutions.
633 DH
Monthly grant money university students receive.
18,000
Number of sub-Saharan Students Enrolled in Moroccan Universities (2016-2017)
100
Senegalese students join Moroccan universities every year.
33,899
Number of Moroccan students in France.
65,000,000 DH
Amount of research funding Tangier Tetouan Alhoucaima Regional Council will provide in the context of an agreement signed (May 25, 2016) by Lahcen Daoudi, Minister Higher Education, and Ilyas Elomari, Head of the region, in support of local universities.
0.7
Per cent of GDP is the amount of expenditure by Morocco on research and development.
120
Number of students enrolled in the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy in Agadir for the 2016-2017 academic year, the first after the launch of the faculty.
205,524
Number of students from both public and private schools who have passed the 2017 baccalaureate exam during the two sessions, ordinary and make-up: (65.20%) compared to (61.72%) in 2016.
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[October 30, 2017 at 7:57 PM ]