Mohammed V University – University in Rabat

Mohammed V University in Rabat is Morocco's oldest modern university, founded in 1957 shortly after independence and named after King Mohammed V. Based in the capital, it is one of the country's leading public universities, with faculties of law, economics and social sciences, sciences, letters and humanities, medicine and pharmacy, and dentistry, as well as engineering schools such as the Ecole Mohammadia d'Ingénieurs and ENSIAS, and institutes for research and teacher training. The university enrols tens of thousands of students and is active in research and international partnerships. Its presidency is in Rabat, and its campuses are spread across Agdal, Souissi and Salé. Students and partners can contact the presidency by phone or through the university's official website and social media.