Registration procedure
University habilitation application file: 
Receipt for submission of university habilitation file:
Scientific Identification Form:
The courses open for the delivrance of university habilitation:
FACULTY OF SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY
- Mechanical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Process Engineering
- Electronics
- Electrotechnical Engineering
- Automation
- Telecommunication
FACULTY OF HUMAN AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
- History
- Psychology
- Social Sciences
FACULTY OF ECONOMICS SCIENCES, BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
- Financial and Accounting Sciences
FACULTY OF LETTERS AND LANGUAGES
- Arabic Language and Literature
FACULTY OF MATHEMATICS, COMPUTER AND MATERIAL SCIENCES
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Chemistry
FACULTY OF SCIENCE OF NATURE, LIFE, EARTH AND UNIVERSE SCIENCE
- Biological Sciences
- Ecology and Environment
FACULTY OF LAW AND POLITICAL SCIENCES
- Law
- Political Sciences
Entry Requirements
Registration is open to permanent teachers (with at least one year of seniority) holding a doctoral degree or its equivalent recognized diploma.
The habilitation application process involves three steps:
1. Assessment of the Registration Request's Eligibility
2. Experts assignment
3. Presentation to a Jury
Admissibility of the registration application
For the admissibility of the application, a minimum of one (01) publication in a reputable journal, focusing on scientific findings not included in the doctoral thesis, and a documented pedagogical output (books, course handouts, online courses, supported by at least one course handout) are required.
The examination of the files by the scientific committees and councils must be based in accordance with Decree 98-254 of August 17, 1998, and Order 521 of September 5, 2013. Particularly, the scientific work presented by the candidate should address research topics not included in the doctoral thesis, supported by publications and communications.
If a positive assessment is provided, the candidate’s enrollment is approved by the rector based upon recommendation from the dean of the faculty.
Experts assignment
Following the candidate's official registration, the Departmental Scientific Council is required to designate three (03) experts, including a minimum of two (02) with the rank of Professor, to serve as evaluators. At least one (01) of these experts must be affiliated with an institution different from that of the candidate, and all must demonstrate expertise in their respective fields.
The selection of evaluators needs to be supported and confirmed by the faculty's scientific council. Furthermore, pending expert opinions, a thesis defense jury (see steps) can be suggested.
The assessments provided by the experts are confidential and should be sent to the head of the institution within the regulatory timeframe.
Presentation to the jury
If all three experts provide favorable opinions, the Rector will appoint the thesis defense jury based on recommendations from the faculty and department's scientific bodies. Typically, this jury consists of 3 to 6 members, with at least one-third and up to half being external to the candidate's institution. The three (03) evaluators who reviewed the candidate's work are also invited to serve as jury members.
