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Member of the Honoris United Universities network since 2018, the Ecole Marocaine des Sciences de l&#8217;Ingénieur &#8211; EMSI (Moroccan School of Engineering Sciences) is the country&#8217;s main multidisciplinary private engineering school, established in Casablanca in 1986 by a group of university professors who felt the need to provide their students with top level engineering and technology education to offer the country qualified and capable managers.
Within a few decades, other branches were opened throughout Morocco, including in cities such as Rabat, Marrakech and Tangier. Today, the EMSI hosts over 9000 future engineers who specialise in several disciplines, including civil, industrial, computer and financial engineering. High-profile professors also prepare their students to face and solve many of the professional challenges they can encounter in their careers in companies both within and outside Morocco.
The added value of the Moroccan school is undoubtedly its multidisciplinary research and innovation laboratories, which have been awarded and prized by countries such as the United States, China, Canada, Russia and France.
As part of a recent renovation and modernisation project, the Moroccan university was equipped with a new lighting system with site-specific luminaires, all manufactured by Disano. The choice fell on the Creta ceiling lights, which were inserted into the suspended ceiling. Sources are the latest generation LEDs with excellent UGR (UGR&lt;17), ensuring maximum visual well-being, also given by the absence of any harmful flickering effect (flicker-free). Further advantages come from the notable colour rendering, the long LED service life and the considerable savings in energy and maintenance costs.
Designed specifically for the Moroccan School of Engineering Sciences, Disano developed the ideal, efficient, safest and comfortable lighting system for students and professors to enjoy.

Wavefront di Reggio Calabria

Panattoni Park Bydgoszcz II

Moroccan School of Engineering Sciences (EMSI)