Abdou Moumouni University

Université Abdou Moumouni (UAM) · Public university · Niamey, Niamey region

Students, 2024/25

35,471

55.0% of students at Niger's public universities

Women

35.8%

12,708 students

Permanent teaching staff, 2024/25

446

68 women

Students per permanent teacher

The ministry's own figure

Students are those enrolled in the 2024-25 academic year, as reported by each institution to the ministry's census. A “grande école” here is any higher-education school or institute that is not a university, public or private, as the yearbook classes them. Students per permanent teacher is the ministry's own figure (its Table 50), counting permanent teaching staff only — not visiting or part-time lecturers.

2023/24 and 2024/25

	2023/24	2024/25
Students	34,098	35,471
Permanent teaching staff	441	446
Students per permanent teacher (the ministry's figure)	77	80
Administrative and technical staff	493	499

Students by faculty, institute or school, 2024/25 (10)

Largest first, with the acronym the yearbook uses. A name is given only where the yearbook's own list of abbreviations spells the acronym out.

Unit	Students	Women
FLSH — Faculté des lettres et des sciences humaines	18,197	36.9%
FSS — Faculté des sciences de la santé	4,929	50.1%
FSJP — Faculté des sciences juridiques et politiques	4,121	35.1%
FAST — Faculté des sciences et techniques	3,444	20.6%
FA	1,691	26.5%
FSEG — Faculté des sciences économiques et de gestion	1,584	30.2%
ENS — École normale supérieure	840	40.2%
ED/LARSHS	374	13.6%
ED/SET	193	17.6%
ED/SVT	98	29.6%

Permanent teaching staff by grade, 2024/25

Assistant / attaché de recherche141
Enseignant technologue0
Maître assistant / chargé de recherche122
Maître de conférences / maître de recherche90
Professeur titulaire / directeur de recherche93

What it costs, and what isn't here

Fees are not in the yearbook. Abdou Moumouni University (UAM) publishes its registration fees: 10,000 FCFA for a first-year licence and 50,000 FCFA for a master's or doctorate for Nigeriens and citizens of the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU) countries it lists; students from outside the WAEMU pay 150,000–250,000 FCFA a year for a licence, depending on the faculty, and 250,000 FCFA for a master's or doctorate (health sciences: 200,000 FCFA in years 1–6, 400,000 FCFA in year 7). Other institutions' fees aren't published as data — ask each one.

No entry cut-offs, programme lists or graduate outcomes are published per institution, so this is a directory, not a matcher. The yearbook's exam pass rates per university are not admission figures and are not shown.

The other public universities in Niger: André Salifou University, Boubakar Ba University of Tillabéri, University of Agadez, Dan Dicko Dankoulodo University of Maradi, University of Diffa, University of Dosso, Djibo Hamani University, Islamic University in Niger. Public grandes écoles and private institutions are listed on the Niger page.

English university names are our translations; faculty and grade names are the yearbook's, in French.

Source: Ministère de l'Enseignement supérieur, de la Recherche et de l'Innovation technologique (Niger), Direction des statistiques et de l'informatique — Annuaire statistique de l'enseignement supérieur 2024-2025, published on the Institut national de la statistique's website; read on 20 October 2026. Figures re-keyed by CollegeMatcher under Niger's copyright ordinance (Ordonnance n° 2010-95, art. 7: facts and data are not protected). English names, the grouping of institutions, sums and shares are ours. Registration fees: Université Abdou Moumouni, Inscription, read on 20 October 2026. Not reviewed or endorsed by the ministry or the university.

Similar institutions in Niger

Picked by place and size, from the same data as this page — not a judgement of quality.