Peleforo-Gbon-Coulibaly University

The University of Péléforo-Gbon-Coulibaly, located in Korhogo, Ivory Coast, was established in 2012 as a non-profit research institution focused on fostering sustainable development and enhancing quality education within the region. It offers Bachelor’s degrees in various disciplines, including Agricultural Business, Agriculture, Animal Science, Humanities, Biochemistry, Biology, Biotechnology, Business Administration, Chemistry, Communication Studies, Computer Science, History, Earth Sciences, Environmental Science, Economics, Administration, English, Food science, Cytology, Geography, Botany, Information Technology, International Relations, Journalism, Linguistics, Literature, Management, Mathematics, Media Studies, Medieval Studies, Bacteriology, Natural Resources, Nutrition, Pharmacy, Plant Sciences, Sustainability, and Soil Science. The University boasts a population of approximately 441,00 in Korhogo, representing a significant portion of the city’s total population. It is part of the Ministère de l'Enseignement Supérieur et de la Recherche Scientifiques, receiving public-private partnership funding. Currently, the university accepts a student enrollment rate of 34%, with a PhD program offering a standard admission process and a Master's degree path. It has an acceptance rate of 34%. The University is ranked 12094 in Africa and 697 in the continent, reflecting its position within the African region. The university’s primary goal is to provide educational opportunities while actively promoting community development and economic growth through research, innovation, and knowledge dissemination. It emphasizes holistic development by integrating practical training with theoretical understanding, and fosters a collaborative environment between students, faculty, and local communities. It has provided a foundation for many international exchanges within the region, solidifying its role as a key educational hub.