Events
Merit scholarships are reviewed alongside the application
Partial merit scholarships, group rates and a corporate scale: the request is filed with the application and answered at the same time as admission.
July 22, 2026 · 3 min read
Student life
Student life
A distance cohort is still a cohort: peer support, clubs, events and ties that outlive the programme.
Your cohort
A forum per cohort and per programme, run by student representatives and moderated by the teaching team. Peer support is organised there, valued, and credited in some modules.
Clubs and societies
Technology, entrepreneurship, debate, languages and culture: each club has a digital space, an activity budget and a protected slot in the academic calendar.
Events and meetups
Conferences, meetings with practising professionals, hackathons and recruitment days, online and in Conakry. The calendar is published a season ahead.
Mentoring
Every student is matched with a practising professional from their sector, for a regular meeting throughout the programme. A practitioner who holds the job today knows what is expected of a beginner this year: that is the knowledge mentoring passes on.
After the programme, access stays open
The content you took, its updates and the peer support spaces stay open once the programme ends. Your certificate remains permanently verifiable online by any employer.
A supervisor who follows you
A cohort supervisor tracks your attendance and calls you at the first gap. The pace can be rearranged once per academic year, which lets you get through a busy period and keep your place.
News
News
Events
A forty-eight-hour hackathon opens for registration
Forty-eight hours open to students from all 5 schools, on a topic of public interest. Teams form on site and present to a joint panel.
July 15, 2026 · 2 min read
Events
The academic calendar for the intake is published
Intake dates, proctored exam sessions, project defences and group sessions: the cohort calendar is published a season ahead.
July 8, 2026 · 2 min read