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National School of Applied Sciences of Fez

The National School of Applied Sciences of Fez (French: École Nationale des Sciences Appliquées de Fès; ENSAF) is a Moroccan public engineering school based in Fez. Established in 2005, it operates under the Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah University and is a key member of the national network of Écoles nationales des sciences appliquées (ENSA).

Admission and Curriculum

Admission to ENSAF is highly competitive and follows a multi-tier selection process:

  • Preparatory Cycle: High school graduates are admitted through a selective national entrance exam (Concours) following a pre-selection based on academic performance.
  • Engineering Cycle: Candidates can join via the National Common Entrance Exam (CNC) or through specialized internal competitions for holders of undergraduate technical degrees such as DEUG or DUT.

The school offers a five-year program culminating in the State Engineer degree () in various technical fields including Computer Science, Telecommunications, Industrial Engineering, and Mechatronics.

Student Life and Corporate Relations

The school is known for its vibrant student community, coordinated by the Association des Elèves Ingénieurs (ADEI).

ENSAF maintains strong ties with the industrial sector, notably through the annual Forum ENSA-Entreprises, which serves as a recruitment and networking platform for future engineers. Students also actively participate in national technology competitions like "Innov'IT," focusing on educational innovation.

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