Admissions

Join the cohort.

Applications are open for the November 2026 intake. You apply online, and an interview completes the process.

Admission requirements.

Qualification

State Diploma or equivalent

The Congolese State Diploma of secondary education, or a foreign qualification recognised as equivalent.

Language

French, with some English

Classes are taught in French. Business English is developed during the programme.

Commitment

Availability for work placements

Part of the programme takes place in practical work and in companies. Applicants must be able to travel to the partner organisations during those periods.

How an application works.

01

Submit your application

You fill in the form below and attach your transcripts and your diploma.

02

Review of your file

The admissions committee assesses your school record and your motivation for the specialisation you have in mind.

03

Interview

An individual interview confirms your career plans and your availability for learning in a real workplace.

04

Enrolment

Once accepted, you confirm your place and receive the timetable for the November 2026 intake.

Application form.

Fields marked with an asterisk are required. Your information is used only to process your application.

Application received. Thank you. The admissions committee will review your file and contact you at the address you gave. One last step: send your transcripts and diploma to Infokiami.institut@gmail.com.
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Identity

Contact details

The admission decision will be sent to this address.

Education

For example: commercial and administrative, scientific, literary.

Your plans at KIAMI

The final choice is made in the second year. This answer is indicative.

Explain in a few lines why this learning rooted in real workplaces interests you, and which job you are aiming for.

Your transcripts and diploma are sent by email to Infokiami.institut@gmail.com, giving your first name and surname. You may send them before or after submitting this form.

Consent

Applications are reviewed as they arrive.

Frequently asked questions.

Do I need to have found a company before I apply?

No. KIAMI builds and runs the network of partner companies. You do not have to find one on your own.

When do I choose my specialisation?

In the second year, after the common core, the professional seminars and a first look at life inside a company. The answer given in the form is indicative.

Is the degree recognised abroad?

The Bachelor's Degree follows the LMD architecture, in line with international standards and norms. That framework is intended to make recognition of the degree and student mobility easier, within the academic partnerships planned with African, European and North American institutions.

How much time is actually spent in a company?

Part of the programme, between practical work and time in a company. Time spent in the workplace grows each year: an introduction in the first year, a field project and a specialisation placement in the second, then a long placement and a supervised project in the final year.

Where is the campus?

Avenue KOLO n° 10, in Mbanza-Ngungu, in the province of Kongo Central, on the road between Kinshasa and Matadi.

When does the academic year start?

Classes begin in November 2026. There is one intake per academic year.

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The KIAMI campus building at dusk, its façades and walkways lit up.