Overview
The University of Seychelles, known as UniSee, was established in September 2009 as the country’s first public university. With campuses at Anse Royale, Mont Fleuri, and Ma Joie, it offers a diverse range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs focused on national development, sustainability, culture, and technology. UniSee supports both local and international students, aiming to become a regional knowledge hub in the Indian Ocean.
The institution fosters research through specialized centers like the Blue Economy Research Institute and Creole Language and Culture Institute. It maintains partnerships with global universities, participates in Commonwealth and Pan‑African initiatives, and emphasizes practical learning aligned with Seychelles’ economic and environmental priorities.
2. General Information
| Name | University of Seychelles |
| Established | 17 September 2009 |
| Type | Public university |
| Location | Mahé, Seychelles (campuses at Anse Royale, Mont Fleuri, Ma Joie) |
| Website | https://unisey.ac.sc |
3. Fee Structure
| Program | Tuition Fee (approx.) |
| Local undergraduate | SCR 150,000–180,000/year (~USD 8,000–10,000) |
| International undergraduate | Starting from USD 17,500/year |
| Postgraduate degree | Starting from USD 17,500/year |
4. Academic Programs
- Bachelor’s degrees in arts, Science, Business Administration, Law, Computing, Environmental Science, Education
- Master’s degrees in business administration, Public Administration, Marine Science and Sustainability, Education, Peace & Conflict Resolution
- Doctoral-level research opportunities emerging in marine science and social development
- Diploma and certificate courses in computing, journalism, paralegal studies, maritime topics
5. Facilities
- Campuses at Anse Royale (main), Mont Fleuri (ICT hub), Ma Joie (professional development)
- Central and campus libraries with digital access
- IT and computer laboratories including Microsoft IT Academy center
- Cafeterias, student union spaces, hiring services for event venues
- Research institutes focusing on the Blue Economy, Creole culture, peace studies and education
6. Accommodation
UniSee does not directly offer residential halls. Students can find private rentals nearby or seek assistance through the university’s student services, which provide guidance and referrals.
- Guidance for locating private/shared apartments near campuses
- Support with visa and travel arrangements for international students
7. Contact Information
- Email: registrationofficer@unisey.ac.sc (Admissions), studentservices@unisey.ac.sc
- Phone: +248 438 1222 (University office), +248 438 1242 (Student Services)
- Address: P.O. Box 1348, Anse Royale, Mahé, Seychelles