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Yes. Abbes Laghrour University Khenchela works to promote awareness of local cultural heritage by providing public and free access to buildings and sites of historical and cultural significance. The university also regularly organizes field trips for students and researchers to archaeologicall and marks and natural sites of heritage value, in coordination with local cultural authorities.
These initiatives aim to fosterasense of cultural identity and to encourage academicresearch in the fields of history, heritage, and archaeology. Theyreflect the university’scommitment to itssocietalrole in preserving cultural memory and transmittingit to future generations.
In thiscontext, on April 24, 2025, the Faculty of Law and Political Science organized an academicfieldvisit for studentsfrom the Department of Political Science to the Palace of the Kahina in Baghai, under the supervision of the Dean and with guidance fromfacultymembers.
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On October 30, 2024, Abbes Laghrour University Khenchela, under the supervision of the University Rector, organized an international workshop entitled:
“Khenchela, Ghoufi, M’chouneche: Heritage and Territorial Context – Preservation of Heritage and Cultural Landscape.”
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In the samecontext, and as part of its efforts to raiseawareness of national heritage and promote access to cultural landmarks, Abbes Laghrour University Khenchela, represented by the Laboratory for Historical Studies and Research on Heritage and Civilization, in coordination with the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences, organized an academic and pedagogical field trip for students of the Department of History to several archaeological sites in Biskra and Khenqet Sidi Naji.
This initiative supports the university’s ongoing commitment to link academic training with field experience and to enhance access to national cultural heritage, in line with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) related to heritage preservation and cultural sustainability.
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02-02-11
Yes. Abbes Laghrour University Khenchela provides public and free access to itslibraries, including books, references, and academic publications, in order to promote the right to knowledge and the dissemination of scientific culture. The university also organizes field visits to university and local libraries for the benefit of students and researchers, aiming to developre search and information literacys kills and to strengthen the academic community’s connection with sources of knowledge.
In the same context, Abbes Laghrour University Khenchela organized an academic trip to the International Book Fair to enhance students’ access to books and publications, and to encourage a culture of reading and open knowledge.
زيارة علمية للمعرض الدولي للكتاب بالعاصمة – جامعة عباس لغرور خنشلة
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On November 11, 2024, the Rector of Abbes Laghrour University Khenchela presided over the opening ceremony of the First Edition of the Book Fair, held at the Reading Hall of the Faculty of Science and Technology.
The event was organized by the Sub-Directorate for Scientific, Cultural and Sports Activities and the Central Library of Abbes Laghrour University Khenchela, in coordination with the publishing house “Beirut Library”.
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A field visit was organized for students of the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences to the faculty library, under the supervision and guidance of the faculty’s professors.
In the framework of promoting open access to knowledge, the Abbes Laghrour University Khenchela organized a five-day training course for library staff, under the supervision of the Head of the Central Library and with the participation of special ists from the Research Center on Scientific and Technical Information (CERIST).
This course aims to support the project of digitizing the university library through the use of modern software that contributes to improving the quality of library services and facilitating public access to books, publications, and scientific resources, in line with the university’s orientation towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals in the field of education and open knowledge.
(The digital library: SENJAB platform and Dspace)
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The university relies on the automatedlibrarycatalog to facilitate the borrowingprocess of books, references, dissertations, theses, articles, and all otherdocumentaryresourcesavailable in the central library and the facultylibraries. It alsoprovides the possibility of online reservation, benefiting all members of the universitycommunitythrough the digital platform.
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The universityalso relies on the digital repositoryDSpace (univ-abbeslaghrour@khenchela), whichis the world’sleading open-source platform for depositing and providingaccess to the scientific output of the university’sfacultymembers. It isused to publishvariousresearchworks, including lectures, theses, master’s dissertations, and conferenceproceedings, therebyensuringtheirpreservation and public accessibility in accordance with open access standards.
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The universityalso relies on the National System of Online Documentation (SNDL), whichenablesusers to browse and download national and international electronic documents fromvarious global databasescovering all fields of education and scientificresearch.
03-02-11
Yes, the Abbes Laghrour University Khenchela provides public and free access to its exhibition spaces and organizes visits to museums, in recognition of the importance of visual culture in enriching academic and community life. The university also regularly holds open exhibitions and artistic events, allo wing students and the local community to engage with creativity and innovation in an open cultural environment.
On April 23, 2025, the Faculty of Law and Political Science organized a scientific visit for students of the Department of Political Science to the Public Museum of Khenchela, under the supervision of the Dean and the guidance of faculty members, with the aim of exploring the museum’s collections and connecting them to the students’ academic field of study.
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A field trip was organized on October 31, 2024, for first-year common core students, consisting of a visit to the Historical Museum of the Lemsara area, with the aim of enhancing their understanding of national history and cultural
heritage through direct contact with historical sites and artifacts.
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The Laboratory of HistoricalStudies and Research on Heritage and Civilization, in coordination with the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences, organized a scientificfield trip for historystudents to the city of Al-FatihOkba Ibn Nafi in Biskra, passing throughKhenqa Sidi Naji, under the supervision and guidance of the historyfacultymembers.
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Yes. The Abbes Laghrour University Khenchela provides open spaces and well-maintained green areas free of charge for the benefit of all its members and visitors, with the aim of promoting university well-being and offering a comfortable environment that fosters learning and social interaction within the campus.
05-02-11
Yes. Abbes Laghrour University Khenchela actively contributes to the promotion of local arts by organizing annual artistic and cultural event sincluding theater, singing, and musical performances. The university also hosts scientific and cultural clubs, such as the Club of Vocal Arts, which nurturessinging and musical talents. In addition, it organizes art exhibitions for painting and handicrafts with student participation, fostering creativity and enriching the cultural life of both the university and the local community.
On October 28, 2025, the Faculty of Arts and Languagesheld an artisticeventcommemorating the NovemberRevolution, featuringartistic and visual performances by professors, students, and local artists, in the presence of the UniversityRector, supporting local arts and universitycreativity.
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On April 16, 2025, the Faculty of Medicine Branch organized an art exhibition featuring a selection of artists and students, in the presence of the UniversityRector. The exhibition witnessedbroad participation and positive engagement from the students.
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The university contributes to the promotion of local arts by organizing training courses and artistic performances, including a voice-over training course organized by the University Vocal Arts Club on February 9–10, 2025, aimed at enhancing students’ skills in performance and vocal creativity.
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The University Theater Club, serving as a space for artisticcreativity and expression, allowsstudents to developskills in acting, directing, and playwriting. It alsocontributes to enriching the cultural life on campus throughregular performances thatreflect the values and heritage of the community.
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06-02-11
Yes. Abbes Laghrour University Khenchela places great emphasis on the preservation and documentation of intangible cultural heritage by encouraging academic research and projects focused on local folklore, customs, traditions, and vernacular language. The university also promotes the wearing of traditional attire during various national and international occasions, recognizing it as a symbol of Algerian cultural identity and a means to reinforce national belonging.
Furthermore, the universityestablishes collaboration agreementswith cultural institutions and organizationsdedicated to heritagepreservation and organizes national and international conferencesspecializing in thisfield. The universityalso hosts the Laboratory of HistoricalStudies and Research, chaired by Professor Rahmoun Abdelkader
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which pays special attention to studying the cultural and historicalheritage of the region, therebyenhancing the university’srole in protecting collective memory and preserving cultural heritage for future generations.
As part of its efforts to safeguard and promote intangible cultural heritage, Abbes Laghrour University Khenchela laimplements a range of scientific projects and activities aimed at documenting local heritage and knowledge. Among the most notable initiatives is the organization of an international symposium on manuscripts in global collections and heritage preservation, which discussed strategies for protect ingintellectual and cultural heritage from extinction, reflecting the university’s commitment to preserving folklore, traditions, and authentic knowledge in line with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for safeguarding intangible cultural heritage.
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Organization of a national symposium on the mechanisms for integratingtourism and heritage protection betweencitizenship and sustainabledevelopment, aimed at raisingawareness of the value of heritage and itspreservation.
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University Expenditures:6,770,843,232 DZD
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University Expenditures on Arts and Heritage:2,750,000 DZD
04-11
01-04-11
Yes. Abbes Laghrour University Khenchela promotes sustainable mobility by encouraging the use of eco-friendly transportation, such as walking, cycling, and electricvehicles. In thiscontext, the university has established an electriccharging station for electric cars on campus, reflectingitscommitment to reducingcarbonemissions and promotingmore sustainable modes of transportation. The university also seeks to develop additional initiatives supporting public transportation and non-motorized means, in alignmen twith the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the protection of the campus environment.
02-04-11
Yes. Abbes Laghrour University Khenchela dopts an active policy to promote sustainable mobility on campus by providing free, comfortable, and safe public transportation for students and staff. The university has allocated 51 buses covering various routes, in addition to 9 special transport vehicles, including two service vehicles used to facilitate the movement of staff and university services. This initiative aims to reducereliance on private cars, limitpollutantemissions, and encourage the use of eco-friendly transportation, in line with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the protection of the campus environment.
03-04-11
Yes. Abbes Laghrour University Khenchela relies on a policy that encourages remote work and learning as part of its modern academic and administrative practices. The university has implemented a hybrid education system (on-site and remote) to ensure the continuity of the educational process and enhanceitsefficiency. This system uses the Moodle platform as an interactive digital learning environment, enabling professors to upload lectures, tests, and pedagogical activities, while allowing students to attend lectures remotely. This approachhelpsreducecommuting, improve time management for both faculty and students, and supports the university’s digital transformation policy, contributing to the development of highereducation and promotingenvironmental and operationalsustainability.
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In the same context, the university organized a remote meeting with the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research as part of the National University Symposium, reflectingitscommitment to adoptingremoteconferencing technologies and promoting a culture of digital work with initsacademic and administrative environment.
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04-04-11
Yes. Abbes Laghrour University Khenchela provides free housing for its staff and faculty members, as part of its efforts to support professional and social stability within the university community. The university has allocatedfullyequippedresidentialunitsnear the campus to facilitate staff mobility and offer a comfortableenvironmentthathelpsthemperformtheirdutiesunder optimal conditions, reflecting the institution’scommitment to staff well-being and enhancing the quality of university life.
The total number of allocatedhousingunitsis224, with50 additionalunitsunder construction.
05-04-11
Yes. Abbes Laghrour University Khenchela provides fully equipped and free student residences, ensuring comfortable and safe living conditions. The university has several dormitory facilitie sprepared to accommodatestudentsfromvarious disciplines and levels. It also facilitates residents’ mobility by providing dedicated transportation connecting the residences to the campus or by selecting residence locations close to the campus, ensuring easy access and promoting social stability and academic achievement.
The university currently has six student residences.
The Tayyar El-Eid Ben Tayeb University Residence has a capacity of 2,000 beds.
The Fatima Soufi UniversityResidence has a capacity of 1,000 beds.
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The KhaldiMebarka Zineb and MebarkaUniversityResidence has a capacity of 1,500 beds.
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The HakkarZarfaUniversityResidence has a capacity of 500 beds
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The 19 May 1956 UniversityResidence has a capacity of 500 beds
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The AchiKamlaUniversityResidence has a capacity of 2,000 beds
06-04-11
Yes. Abbes Laghrour University Khenchela places special importance on facilitating pedestrian movement within the campus, prioritizing walking access by providing dedicated and safe pathways connecting faculties and university facilities. The university also adoptsurban planning that considers the comfort and safety of students and staff while minimizing vehicular traffic on campus, there by creating a healthy and sustainable campus environment that encourages walking and daily interaction among members of the university community.
07-04-11
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08-04-11
Yes. There is a Civil Engineering and Public Works Office, established under Decision No. 122 dated April 9, 2023, providing an official platform to offer high-level academic and engineering expertise to support vital infrastructure projects in the region.
09-04-11
Abbes Laghrour University Khenchela does not build on abandonedsites;instead, it follows a sustainable approachfocused on rehabilitating and utilizingneglected urban areas with existing structures. In this context, the former university library site was transformed into the Continuing Education University, and the old residential building of the Faculty of Economic Sciences was converted into an Intensive Language Learning Center. These initiatives reflect the university’s commitment to sustainable development by making optimal use of existing spaces and minimizing the environmental impact associated with new construction.
