Accomodation

Students enrolled at Ibn Tofail University (ITU) have the option to reside in one of the four university residences located on or near the campus. These are:

1. Saknia Residence, a public residence managed by the National Office for University Social and Cultural Services (ONOUSC), located at Avenue El Massira Alkhadra, Route Ain Sbai, B.P: 232.

University housing is available to students who:

– Do not hold any job or position,

– Live outside the city of their institution,

– Are enrolled in a public institution of higher education that does not have on-campus housing.

ONOUSC gives priority to students in need based on social criteria, awarding housing to eligible students in university residences it manages. The allocation of beds in university residences is determined by an automatic ranking of housing requests based on social criteria, including:

– The student’s parental situation,

– Parental income,

– Number of dependent children,

– Academic merit,

– Level of study.

Undergraduate Studies:

• Housing applications are submitted entirely online via the platform: logement.onousc.ma.

Master’s and Doctoral Studies:

• Housing applications for these students are submitted directly at the residence in September.

The list of shortlisted students, based on information provided on the platform, will be displayed in the university residences.

Students must then submit a housing application file containing:

– Enrollment certificate from their institution, specifying the level of study,

– High school transcript,

– Certified copy of the National ID card (CNIE),

– Proof of residence,

– Certificate of dependents issued by the civil registry,

– Proof of non-employment for Master’s and Doctoral students,

– Employment certificates of both parents (or guardians),

– Annual parental income certificate issued by the tax authority (form AAP050F/07E).

Additional documents may be requested depending on individual cases.

According to regulations, ONOUSC prioritizes housing for:

– Students with disabilities,

– State wards,

– Children of former resistance members,

– Children of liberation army veterans,

– Children of former soldiers.

Each case must include supporting documentation with the housing application.

The monthly fee is set at 40 DH, totaling 400 DH (approximately $40) for a 10-month stay. Students must pay the full amount at the beginning of the academic year.

The duration of residence varies by study program, as shown in the table below:

To retain housing each year, students must reapply at the end of each academic year.

Students who have not yet exhausted their allowed residency period may reapply for housing by submitting a re-enrollment certificate at the start of the next academic year.

The residence administration reserves the right to deny re-enrollment for students with disciplinary issues.

2. Chaabi Private Residence
3. Massira 1 Private Residence
4. Massira 2 Private Residence

Residence Capacity:

Our university offers on-campus accommodation for UIT-enrolled students. We are committed to creating a supportive environment for all students, including those with disabilities, through a reasonable housing policy tailored to meet their specific needs.

This includes ensuring that our housing facilities are equipped with necessary features to guarantee accessibility for everyone.

Additionally, all our university residences are equipped with sports facilities, study rooms, and dining services, providing students with a supportive environment for academic and personal growth. By offering easy access to these amenities, we aim to create a dynamic and enriching student life experience.

Furthermore, our university is committed to supporting students with disabilities (SWDs) through a dedicated space that accommodates and assists students with validated disability diagnoses, providing the necessary adjustments to their studies and exams. Our goal is to create the most favorable study conditions, ensuring equal opportunities, fostering independence, and enhancing integration.

The main objectives of this space include:

– Identifying and addressing the specific needs of each student with disabilities through tailored actions,

– Providing information on university organization, including study and exam arrangements, as well as available resources,

– Support students in the face of the pedagogical difficulties they may encounter.

– Facilitating communication between students, faculty, and various university services,

– Implementing necessary accommodations and seeking solutions to barriers SWDs may encounter,

– Ensuring accessibility in classrooms, university services, and mobility aids like wheelchairs or other necessary equipment,

– Adapting exams according to the type of disability to ensure equal opportunities with other students, including additional time, specific assistance, or separate rooms,

– Providing assistance for writing or reading challenges and promoting access to information technology through adapted devices or software,

– Organizing specific training on tools and software for SWDs,

– Raising awareness and communicating about disability within the university,

– Encouraging SWD participation in various university events and activities, both athletic and cultural,

– Developing statistical data that includes disability concerns at ITU to ensure regular monitoring and assessment of needs and progress in this area.