Higher Institute of Mines and Geology of Boké
Institut Supérieur des Mines et Géologie de Boké (ISMGB) · Public institute or school · Boké region
First-cycle students, 2022/23
491
1.0% of first-cycle students at Guinea's public institutions
On a state bursary
99.4%
488 students; 3 fee-paying
Women
14.1%
69 students
Programmes accredited by ANAQ
4 of 4
First-cycle programmes
Figures per institution are for first-cycle students (licence or equivalent) in the 2022-23 academic year. Master's and doctoral students are published only by sector and region, except doctoral students at three public institutions. Shares of women are ours; the yearbook gives a men-per-woman parity ratio.
First-cycle students, 2022/23
| Students | Women | |
|---|---|---|
| On a state bursary (boursiers) | 488 | 68 |
| Fee-paying (formation payante) | 3 | 1 |
| All first-cycle students | 491 | 69 |
The yearbook splits public institutions' students into “boursiers” — students holding a state bursary — and “formation payante” (fee-paying study). Every student at a private institution is fee-paying. This is not a scholarship to study abroad: Guinean students on state bursaries abroad are counted separately in the yearbook and are not shown here.
Programmes and graduates
4 first-cycle programmes in 2022/23: 4 accredited by ANAQ, 0 not.
Year of accreditation: 2021 — 2; 2022 — 2.
Programmes are counts of first-cycle programmes as the yearbook gives them, not a list: how many each institution teaches and how many are accredited by ANAQ, the national quality-assurance agency set up in 2017. An accreditation counted in 2022-23 may since have lapsed or been renewed — this is not a statement of current status.
47 first-cycle graduates in 2022 (4 women).
Graduates are those of 2022 (the yearbook's “diplômés de l'année 2022”) — a different year from the students.
Teacher-researchers, 2022/23
Teacher-researchers
121
19 women
Civil servants
69
Fonctionnaires; the others are on contract, part-time (vacataires), visiting or not stated
With a doctorate
28
23.1%
Teacher-researchers are all those the institution reported, whatever their employment status. No students-per-teacher figure is given: the students shown are first-cycle only.
What it costs, and what isn't here
Fees are not in the yearbook, and we found no official fee schedule for first-cycle study or for international students. Ask each institution.
No entry scores, fees or graduate outcomes are published per institution, so this is a directory, not a matcher. The yearbook's figures are for 2022-23; it was the latest edition on the Institut national de la statistique's site on 23 October 2026.
The ministry says missing answers in its census were completed from earlier years' data, so some figures may be carried forward.
The other public institutions in Guinea: General Lansana Conté University of Sonfonia, Julius Nyerere University of Kankan, University of Kindia, Gamal Abdel Nasser University of Conakry, Higher Institute of Education Sciences of Guinea, Higher Institute of Agronomy and Veterinary Science of Faranah, University of Labé, University of N'Zérékoré, Higher Institute of Veterinary Medical Sciences, Higher Institute of Technology of Mamou, Higher Institute of Distance Learning, Mory Kanté Higher Institute of Arts, Dubréka, Higher Institute of Information and Communication, Higher Institute of Architecture and Urban Planning, Higher Institute of Commerce and Business Administration of Guinea, Higher School of Tourism and Hotel Management. Private institutions are listed on the Guinea page.
English names are our translations; institution and doctoral-school names are the yearbook's, in French.
Source: Ministère de l'Enseignement Supérieur, de la Recherche Scientifique et de l'Innovation (Guinea), Bureau de Stratégie et de Développement — Annuaire statistique du MESRSI 2022-2023, published on the Institut national de la statistique's website; read on 23 October 2026. Names of institutions missing from its list, from the ministry's 2021-22 and 2020-21 yearbooks. Figures re-keyed by CollegeMatcher under the Bangui Agreement (1999 Act, Annex VII art. 7: simple facts and data are not protected). English names, the grouping of institutions, sums and shares are ours. Not reviewed or endorsed by the ministry or the Institut national de la statistique.
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