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Université des Sciences Islamiques d'Aïoun

جامعة العلوم الإسلامية بلعيون

The University of Islamic Sciences of Aïoun is a public university in Aïoun El Atrouss, capital of the Hodh El Gharbi region, specialising in Islamic law, theology and Arabic language. It was created by decree no. 112/2011 and is supervised by the ministry in charge of Islamic affairs and traditional education. It is organised in three faculties and runs a doctoral school.

Good to know

  • Created by decree no. 112/2011, approved by the Council of Ministers on 28 April 2011.
  • Under the supervision of the Minister of Islamic Affairs and Traditional Education rather than the higher-education ministry.
  • Three faculties: Ousoul Eddine, Charia, and Arabic Language & Human Sciences, plus a doctoral school.
  • Its programmes cover Islamic jurisprudence, Islamic economics, law, Arabic literature, media and communication, history, and education/psychology (per Arabic Wikipedia).
  • Operates external units in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (per its admission page).

Faculties and schools

  • Faculté d'Ousoul Eddine (كلية أصول الدين)
  • Faculté de la Charia (كلية الشريعة)
  • Faculté de Langue Arabe et des Sciences Humaines (كلية اللغة العربية والعلوم الإنسانية)

What you can study

Degrees awarded

  • Licence (bachelor)
  • Master
  • Doctorate

Admission

Applicants submit a file including the national Baccalauréat (or a Licence for graduate study), ID and civil-status documents, and a health certificate; the registration form is downloaded from the university website.

See also the national admissions guide.

Key dates

Full calendar

Sources

  1. USIA – official website (home)
  2. USIA – إنشاء الجامعة (creation)
  3. USIA – شروط التسجيل (admission)
  4. USIA – اتصل بنا (contact)
  5. Wikipedia (ar) – جامعة العلوم الإسلامية بلعيون
  6. Wikidata – Q6743838
  7. OpenStreetMap Nominatim – Aïoun El Atrouss (city centre)
  8. MESRS – Universités publiques (archived 17 Mar 2026)
  9. Logo: usia.mr

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