School of Engineering
Dakar, Senegal
Updated May 2026
Overview
School of Engineering, a private institution based in Dakar, Senegal, operates as a higher-education provider contributing to higher-education provision in Senegal.
Academically, School of Engineering delivers teaching across master's programmes. Its institutional structure includes several faculties and runs a catalogue of active programmes across multiple disciplines.
Location & Contact
Planning a visit to School of Engineering or following up with admissions? Location and contact details are listed below. Admissions email typically replies within 5–10 business days during peak season.
Academic Details
Below: the academic-side numbers and recognition that shape School of Engineering's reputation. Recognition and accreditation are distinct — recognition is government-level, accreditation programme-specific.
Degrees
Also Brevet de Technicien supérieur (BTS); Diplôme de Technicien supérieur (DTS)
Master's 5 programs
Master's programmes develop advanced specialised expertise, suited to senior industry positions and applied research.
- Civil Engineering
- Computer Science
- Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- Energy Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
Other 5 programs
- Civil Engineering
- Computer Science
- Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- Energy Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
Faculties & Divisions
School of Engineering's schools and divisions, plus their subject expertise. Joint applications across departments are possible at some institutions for interdisciplinary degrees.
Civil Engineering (Department/Division) 1 subject offered
Specialisations & Subjects
- Civil Engineering
Common Career Paths
- Civil Engineer
- Construction Project Manager
- Structural Engineer
Illustrative career directions for this field; specific outcomes depend on programme and student choices.
Electrical, Electromechanicand and Energy Engineering (Department/Division) 6 subjects offered
Specialisations & Subjects
- Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- Electronics and Automation
- Energy Engineering
- Maintenance Technology
- Mechanical Engineering
- Production Engineering
Common Career Paths
- Engineer
- Project Manager
- Technical Consultant
Illustrative career directions for this field; specific outcomes depend on programme and student choices.
Industrial Electronics, Industrial Computing, Telecommunications (Department/Division) 3 subjects offered
Specialisations & Subjects
- Computer Science
- Information Technology
- Telecommunications Technology
Common Career Paths
- Journalist
- Public Relations Specialist
- Content Strategist
Illustrative career directions for this field; specific outcomes depend on programme and student choices.
Programs Offered
All active programmes at School of Engineering are listed by degree level. Cross-reference against the divisions section to identify which faculty owns each programme — that determines admissions handling.
14 programmes on record. Compare these on the programs page All programs in Senegal
Bachelor's Degree 7 programmes
Master's Degree 3 programmes
Associate's Degree 4 programmes
How to apply to School of Engineering
A practical five-step guide to applying to School of Engineering, from programme research through submission and follow-up.
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Find a programme that fits your goals
Start by exploring the programmes section on this page. School of Engineering runs 14 active programmes across multiple degree levels. Narrow by qualification tier and read each programme description before shortlisting.
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Confirm you meet the requirements
Before applying to School of Engineering, confirm you meet the academic, language, and document requirements for your chosen programme. International applicants should also check visa eligibility for Senegal.
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Assemble your application package
Standard documents: official transcripts, identity proof, language test results, personal statement, and references. Confirm exact requirements with School of Engineering's admissions office before assembling, as expectations vary by programme.
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Submit your application
Lodge your application through the official website (esge-sa.com). Online forms are the standard route. Save your draft frequently and submit before the programme deadline.
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Contact admissions and follow up
Verify your application has been received by the admissions team. Reach the institution by email at [email protected]. Monitor the portal for status updates, interview invitations, or document requests, and respond within the stated deadlines.
Frequently Asked Questions about School of Engineering
Short Q&A on the institutional facts that matter most when shortlisting School of Engineering as a study destination.
In which city is School of Engineering?
School of Engineering is based in Dakar, Senegal.
Is School of Engineering a public or private institution?
School of Engineering operates as a private institution.
What qualification levels does School of Engineering offer?
School of Engineering offers master's programmes.
Is School of Engineering accredited?
School of Engineering is accredited by Autorité nationale d'Assurance Qualité de l'Enseignement supérieur (ANAQ-Sup).
How do I find School of Engineering online?
The institution's website is esge-sa.com.
Top-Ranked Universities in Senegal
Industry partnerships of Senegal's top universities signal employer engagement at the apex of the system. Lower-ranked institutions including School of Engineering may still partner with strong employers locally.
Faculties at nearby universities
Cross-border or within-state choices: the universities near School of Engineering may fall under different governance, fee structures, or visa rules. Confirm the regulatory context for each option separately.
Where Else to Study Civil Engineering & Construction
Industry partnership exclusives on Civil Engineering & Construction programmes vary — some Senegal institutions hold sponsored chairs, others run rotating industry guest-teaching arrangements.
Universities Compared with School of Engineering
The institutions below sit at a comparable academic standing to School of Engineering, often shortlisted together. Same-tier comparison helps when you have a target level but want to weigh non-ranking factors like culture or specialism.
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