Programs of Study
IUGB Highlights
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Pre-Undergraduate Program
American type of University based
on credit units and on problem
If necessary for reinforcement in
solving with high quality programs
English, (a minimum of 28 hours per
and highly qualified professors
week)
English
as
the
language
of
Undergraduate Program
instruction and work
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Preparation for the SAT and TOEFL
in the Pre-Undergraduate Program
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University partner with Georgia
programs:
State University, Atlanta, Georgia,
TOEFL exam
USA, University of Houston Texas,
60+60 credits student transfer program
USA,
(GSU diploma)
and
University
of
South
Africa, Pretoria, SA
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Requirements for Student Transfer
Student Transfer Programs with
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60 credits at IUGB
60 credits at GSU
Georgia State University for the
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completion of majors
81+39 credits student transfer program
Diplomas awarded by Georgia State
(GSU diploma)
University (GSU)
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International environment
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Lodging
(in
single
or
double
furnished rooms, choice depends on
availability)
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Food service on campus
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Uniform required
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Secure campus in Grand-Bassam
81 credits at IUGB
39 credits at GSU
Continuing and Adult Education
Intensive English
Undergraduate level courses evenings
and weekends.
SCHOOLS
Located in the coastal city of Grand-Bassam just a 30-minute drive from the economic and
commercial capital Abidjan, IUGB educates and trains the human capital required for sustained
growth and development in two schools:
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS,
SCHOOL OF ARTS, SCIENCES
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND
AND TECHNOLOGY (ASTEC)
ECONOMIC POLICY (BIREP)
B.B.A. Accounting
B.B.A. Actuarial Science
B.B.A. Computer Information Systems
B.B.A., B.A. and B.S. Economics
B.B.A. Finance
B.B.A. Hospitality Administration
B.B.A. Managerial Science
B.B.A. Marketing
B.B.A. Real Estate
B.B.A. Risk Management and Insurance
B.A.
International Economics and
Modern Languages
B.S.
Public Policy
B.S.
Computer Science
B.A.
English
B.A.
History
B.I.S. International Studies
B.I.S. Law and Society
B.S.
Mathematics
B.A.
Political Science
B.A.
Religious Studies
B.A.
Sociology
Student Life
Services
Medical Center
STUDENT LIFE AND SERVICES
This department provides a range of services to the
students:
UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER (UMC)
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Lodging and food service
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Student government association
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Recreation and leisure time activities
The UMC is responsible for the well being
of the students. The staff consists of one
doctor and two nurses. The UMC performs
many consultations during the academic
year.
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Coordination of transportation
Access to health care
The highly-qualified staff of the Student Life
Services unit consists of:
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a director
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a residence manager
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and residence supervisors
Resident students are encouraged to play an
active role in creating a responsible community
that respects everyone’s rights and to get to know
each other better by:
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participating in different activities and clubs
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performing community service
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living according to the rules of the campus
The UMC is located on the ground floor of
the residence Etimoë. It is operational 24
hours a day including holidays. The UMC
treats all diseases of the students, and raises
all emergencies. When a case requires
professional help, the student is evacuated
to Abidjan in a clinic chosen by the parents.
Prevention
The UMC is organizing awareness
campaigns and education on AIDS, STDs,
sexuality, tobacco, alcohol and drugs.
Moreover, the UMC ensures compulsory
vaccinations for students and monitoring
vaccine.
The UMC is also providing guidance for
good
mental
health,
food
and
environmental hygiene of the students.
Academic
Advising Center
ACADEMIC ADVISING CENTER
The center informs students and helps them explore the majors and get acquainted with the
procedures and the policies of IUGB and the resources available on campus. The advisors are
also available to discuss academic and personal concerns with students and their parents.
Objectives of the academic advising center
1 - Guide students and get them to take responsibility for good planning of their academic
program
2 - Encourage students to succeed
3 - Guide the students to sources of information and academic assistance
4 - Determine the options offered to students to meet graduation requirements
5 - Check the prerequisites for enrollment in courses and for Diplomas
6 - Supervise the implementation of support services in math and writing
7 - Advise students who register for the SAT and TOEFL
8 - Assist students in their choice of courses
9 - Direct students to get the support and/or assistance needed to solve social or academic
problems
10 - Assist them in the preparation of dossiers required for transfer to our partner
universities
11 - Help parents better understand the university system at IUGB.
Business hours
From Monday to Friday: 08h30 – 17h30
Tel : (225) 21-30-36-40 / (225) 21-30-34-57, Ext 112/113
During the academic year
Grand-Bassam
During university holidays
Abidjan
Ground of floor of the etimoe bulding
IUGB office
(Administration and residence)
Cocody, Deux plateaux
CONTINUING
EDUCATION
Continuing Education
The IUGB continuing education program aims at:
1 - Updating
2 - Strengthening
3 - Reinforcing the capabilities and language skills of students, professionals and executives
Continuing Education programs are largely non-credits programs. However, certificates are
issued for all courses completed at the expected level of competency or participation.
HIGHLIGHTS
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Tailor-made program
Small groups allowing better interaction
Use of American or British textbooks
MODULES
Each module lasts 3 months
Intensive English Program
Preparation to exams
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General English
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TOEFL iBT
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English for specific purpose
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SAT
o
Law
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GRE
o
Medicine
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GMAT
o
Commercial writing and
communication
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TOEIC
Introduction to English for students of
primary and secondary schools
REGISTRATION
In general, the program calendar follows that of the IUGB academic year, which consists of
three sessions:
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September - December
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January - April
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May - August
However,
enrollment
for
continuing
education
programs
is
open
all
year
long.
REGISTRATION
Items Required for Application
Due one week before classes start
1.
Completed Pre-Registration Form;
2.
Certified transcripts showing at least the results of the last year from the last
educational institution;
3.
A completed IUGB application form;
4.
Scores from TOEFL or any other standard exam (if available, for University level
entrance)
5.
4 color ID photos of passport quality (1.5 x 1.25 inches or 38 x 32 mm.)
6.
A photocopy of the student’s ID document, and that of the father, mother or legal
guardian, where applicable;
7.
A non-refundable application fee of 50,000 CFA Francs (payable in cash or certified
check only);
8.
A certified photocopy of the definitive certificate of authentication of the BAC issued
by the DECO (RCI), or of other proof of completion of secondary school (leaving
certificate, diploma, or acceptable equivalent supporting documentation).
APPLICATION DEADLINES
Depending on availability of space:
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Applications are accepted at any time
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The date of entrance depends on the date of completion of the application file.
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Students may not enter courses after 20% of the semester has elapsed
Placement Tests: English, Mathematics, Technology, Interviews
FEES
2012-2013
Tuition and Fees for the 2012/2013 Academic Year
The Tuition and fees listed below apply as of the date of publication but are subject to change.
Application fee:
50,000 CFA Francs (Non refundable)
Cash only in CFA Francs paid in an IUGB office.
Students are responsible for the payment of required standard exams fees (SAT and TOEFL).
January/September Semesters
Pre-Undergraduate
Cost in CFA Francs
Mandatory Fees
Tuition
Course Materials
Other fees*
Subtotal Tuition and Fees
(1 semester)
University Level
CFA Francs
(15-18 Credits)
1,417,600
155,930
319,470
1,560,000
242,550
319,450
1,893,000
Strongly recommended
2,122,000
1,241,000
1,241,000
Lodging and Meals**
 Etimoe single room :
female
 New Residence double
rooms : male
Also available
Bus***
Abidjan/Bassam/Abidjan
Daily
Monthly
Semester
3,500
55,000
210,000
3,500
55,000
210,000
Cost for the May Semester
University Courses
giving credits
123 500 CFA
per credit
Cost of 2 credits
(in CFA Francs)
Tuition
Lodging and Meals
Transport
247 000
Cost of 3
credits
(in CFA
Francs)
370,500
638,000
112,000
The Total Amount payable depends on the selected courses
Cost of 4 credits
(In CFA Francs)
494,000
* Includes primary health care and minor
health emergencies on campus and during
University activities.
Students or their parents or guardians are
responsible for major medical care.
5% Reduction on Tuition only for:
 Full advance payment for two semesters
 Enrollment of several members of the
same family
** Lodging includes a furnished room, wifi,
cable TV in English and housekeeping
services.
Costs for transfer to the Student Exchange
program (Visa, SEVIS, ESTA) are to be
borne by the student. These costs are nonrefundable.
*** A daily bus service is available between
the IUGB office in Deux Plateaux and the
IUGB campus in Grand Bassam.
The University default payment is for 15
credits per semester. All students are
encouraged to take at least 15 credits per
semester. However, there is no extra charge
for up to 18 credits for those students approved
to take the maximum (18) number of credits.
Therefore, billing is based on the default rate
of 123,500 F CFA for 15 credits.
Since the Pre-Undergraduate Program is
structured to require students to follow a
prescribed set of courses, billing is not on a per
credit basis, but on a flat rate basis.
Course registration
respected.
deadlines
must
be
Payment Methods
Tuition and Fees for the semester must be paid
before the semester begins.
For Tuition, Room and Board Fees
Local check: For direct deposit to a IUGB
bank account, contact the IUGB Student
Account Office by phone 225.05.22.20.23 /
225.22.41.30.41 or email for details
Cash payments: Deposit in the IUGB account
at EcoBank and bring the receipt to IUGB
Deux-Plateaux