FAQs

FOMIC Polytechnic University (FPU) is a private higher education institution accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education of Cameroon, offering professional and academic programs that combine innovation, technology, and practical training

FOMIC operates campuses in Buea and Douala, Cameroon—strategically located to provide easy access for students from across the country and abroad

FOMIC offers a wide range of programs, including HND, B.Tech, B.Sc, MBA, M.Sc, M.Tech, and professional certifications such as CPA, CS, and CIFA.

FOMIC Polytechnic University has five schools (faculties):

School of Business

School of Engineering and Technology

School of Medical and Biomedical Sciences

School of Agriculture

Faculty of Law and International Relations

Yes. FOMIC Polytechnic University is fully accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education of Cameroon (MINESUP) and academically mentored by the University of Buea and the University of Bamenda

Applicants can apply online via the Admissions Portal on fpu.cm
. You’ll need to create an account, fill out the application form, upload required documents, and submit your application.

Applicants must provide:

GCE O/Level and A/Level certificates (or BAC/Probatoire equivalents)

Birth certificate

National ID card or passport

Academic transcripts (for transfers or advanced entry)

A digital passport photo (taken upon registration)

Yes. FOMIC Polytechnic University warmly welcomes international students. All foreign certificates must be accompanied by an equivalence certificate issued by the Ministry of Higher Education.

FOMIC, in partnership with KASNEB (Kenya Accountants and Secretaries National Examination Board), offers professional courses such as:

CPA (Certified Public Accountant)

CS (Certified Secretary)

CIFA (Certified Investment and Financial Analyst)

CCP (Certified Credit Professional)

CISSE (Certified Information Systems Support Expert)

Yes. FOMIC uses Google Workspace for Education (G Suite) and other digital learning platforms to support online lectures, assignments, and communication between students and instructors.