Université de Lomé (UL)

Founded 1970 (chartered as Université du Bénin / University of Benin — Togolese, not the country Benin); renamed Université de Lomé in 2001 to avoid confusion with the Republic of Benin. Togo flagship and largest public university, located in the capital Lomé on the Gulf of Guinea coast. Founded 1970 as the Université du Bénin (Togolese 'Benin' referring to the historic Kingdom of Benin region, not the modern Republic of Benin). Renamed Université de Lomé in 2001 to avoid international confusion with the neighbouring Republic of Benin. Multiple faculties and schools: sciences, letters and humanities, law and political sciences, economic sciences and management, medicine, agronomy, plus the École Nationale des Auxiliaires Médicaux (ENAM) and the École Polytechnique de Lomé. CAMES-recognised; member of the Association of African Universities (AAU) and Agence Universitaire de la Francophonie (AUF). Primary language of instruction: French.

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