National University of Agriculture
The National University of Agriculture (UNA) is a public university in Benin. It was established in 2016 following decree no. 2016-638 of October 13, 2016, which created four national universities in the Republic of Benin.
Programmes
- Aquaculture
- Tropical Forestry
- Horticulture and Green-Space Planning
- Plant and Seed Production
- Agro-food Industry and Human Nutrition
- Agricultural Engineering
- Animal Production and Health
- Rural Sociology and Agricultural Extension
- Agricultural Finance
- Plant Biotechnology and Seed Production
- Soil Management and Conservation
- Agricultural Development Planning
Tuition
- Tuition: XOF 25,000 to 500,000 per year
- Indicative public-university fees, not confirmed by the university: about 25,000 XOF/yr for Licence, 50,000 for Master and 75,000 for Doctorate on scholarship places, plus a 5,000 XOF registration receipt. Partially paid (FPP) places about 50,000 to 150,000 XOF/yr; fully paid (FEP) places about 200,000 to 500,000 XOF/yr.
Admissions
- Baccalauréat or equivalent
- Entry by ranking of bac averages, or by concours for some programmes
- Ranking by the weighted average of the three main bac subjects for each programme
- Master and Doctorate applicants apply through the UNA platform (inscription.una.bj); Doctorate also needs a thesis registration file approved by the doctoral school
- Scholarships or financial aid available
Required documents:
- NPI (national ID number) and the phone number registered with the national ID agency
- A personal email address
- Bac table number or student number
- Bac transcript as a PDF (Beninese bac holders from earlier years)
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