Manouba School of Engineering

02/01/2026

✨ New Year 2026 Greetings ✨
On the occasion of the new administrative year 2026, the Manouba School of Engineering (MSE) extends its best wishes to all members of its academic community and partners.
MSE reaffirms its commitment to quality education, innovation, and academic excellence.
Wishing everyone a successful and rewarding year.

25/12/2025

💙💙💙 Proud Moment for IEEE MSE SB! 💙💙💙
We’re proud to announce that IEEE MSE SB participated in TSYP 13 and secured 🥈 2nd place in the IEEE Ethics Competition, earning a $200 IEEE fund prize 🎉
This achievement is truly special:
✨ It’s our first time ever on the TSYP podium
✨ Achieved in only our second participation
✨ And it marks the first challenge IEEE MSE SB has ever competed in at TSYP
👏 Special congratulations and sincere thanks to the competitors who proudly represented our Student Branch and brought this win home:
Ahmed Amri, SB Chair
Raef Maali, a truly hardworking and committed member
You made us proud! 🚀
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13/12/2025

Good Job. Congratulations !!

04/12/2025

02/12/2025

We are delighted to share that our student Eya Guesmi took part in the high-level training workshop held from 1 to 5 December 2025, organized by the Sahara and Sahel Observatory (OSS) in partnership with the University of Twente.

This workshop focused on Cloud Computing and advanced algorithms for Earth Observation data, offering participants hands-on experience with cutting-edge tools and methods used in environmental monitoring.

This training is part of the Europe–Africa cooperation framework through the EO AFRICA R&D Facility, an initiative supported by the European Space Agency (ESA) aimed at strengthening the capacities of African researchers and experts in geospatial data processing and sustainable natural resource management.

✨ We congratulate Eya for representing the Manouba School of Engineering with excellence and for her continued engagement in the GeoAI and Earth Observation fields. Such opportunities reflect our school's commitment to empowering young talents and fostering strong international collaborations.

29/11/2025

🎓 Internship Validation Day – A Big Thank You!

Today, our second-year engineering students showcased their internship projects through high-quality posters and presentations. We are truly proud of their hard work, professionalism, and enthusiasm. Each poster reflects remarkable effort, creativity, and real engineering skills.

A warm thank you to all the teachers who participated in the evaluation and supported our students throughout this process.

🌟 A special appreciation to the Blue MSE Club for their excellent work in taking photos.

Congratulations to all our students.
Proud of the MSE spirit. 💙

25/11/2025

🌍 Manouba School of Engineering – International Engagement & Student Excellence 🇹🇳🇮🇹

We are proud to highlight our students Khaled Cheniour, Ghassen Ben Ftima, and Nour Abbouz, who are currently taking part in an academic mobility program in Italy within the framework of “The Impact – EU Next Generation”, organized by Roma Tre University under the theme “Knowledge Without Borders.”

On November 24, 2025, they had the honor of attending the official presentation ceremony of the program, in the presence of Mr. Marouane El Kaboullouti, Consul of the Republic of Tunisia in Rome, invited by the Vice-Dean of Roma Tre University.

During his address, the Consul emphasized the importance of cultural exchange, multilateral cooperation, and the vital role of higher education in strengthening dialogue and mutual understanding among nations. He also recalled the national initiative declaring 2025 as a year dedicated to promoting intercultural dialogue and international cooperation.

The Consul met with the Tunisian students participating in the program, listened to their experiences and aspirations, and encouraged them to proudly represent Tunisia and showcase the excellence of our academic institutions. Our students expressed their appreciation for this meeting and for the continuous support provided by the Tunisian diplomatic mission.

👏 At the Manouba School of Engineering, we salute the dedication, international openness, and ambition of Khaled, Ghassen, and Nour. Their active participation in this prestigious European program reflects the quality of our training and our commitment to fostering global academic opportunities for our students.

✨ We wish them continued success and are proud to see them representing MSE beyond borders.

23/11/2025

🌍 Call for Applications – Remote Sensing Expert at the Manouba School of Engineering (MSE)! 🌍

The Manouba School of Engineering (MSE) is pleased to announce the opening of one (1) full-time Remote Sensing Expert contract within the international Biodiversa+ project “SaltyBEATS: bringing back BiodivErsity in mArginal Saltlands.”

This engineering contract (starting December 15th, 2025) offers an exceptional opportunity to contribute to a high-impact international research effort focused on soil salinization, biodiversity, and sustainable land management.

🔬 Main Responsibilities: • Design and implement Earth Observation workflows to map soil salinity, vegetation dynamics, and habitat heterogeneity
• Develop and validate remote sensing indicators for halophyte diversity and ecosystem functional traits
• Build user-friendly tools to facilitate the interpretation of environmental data
• Contribute to scientific outputs (datasets, methods, publications) and support knowledge transfer across the consortium

🎓 Required Profile:
Candidates must hold an engineering or master’s degree in Remote Sensing or Geomatics, with solid skills in:
✔ Multispectral & SAR image processing (Sentinel-1/2, Landsat, UAV…)
✔ Python, R, and geospatial software (GIS tools, Google Earth Engine)
✔ Data preprocessing and environmental analysis

🌱 This position is part of MSE’s commitment to supporting scientific excellence, sustainability research, and international collaboration through cutting-edge GeoAI and remote sensing innovations.

📬 Applications must be submitted by December 8th, 2025 to: [email protected]

We encourage motivated young engineers passionate about Earth observation, environmental monitoring, and biodiversity to apply and join this dynamic research team.

👇 Read the full call below and feel free to share with your community! 🌿📡📊

23/11/2025

🌟 Call for Applications – Data Scientist Position at MSE! 🌟

The Manouba School of Engineering (MSE) is pleased to announce the opening of one full-time Data Scientist position as part of the international Biodiversa+ research project “SaltyBEATS: bringing back BiodivErsity in mArginal Saltlands.”

This exciting contract (starting December 15th, 2025) offers the opportunity to work at the intersection of AI, biodiversity, environmental sustainability, and remote sensing, contributing directly to an international consortium addressing the global challenge of soil salinization and biodiversity loss.

🔬 Main Missions: • Develop advanced AI-based forecasting and classification methods
• Update and maintain the project’s analytical dashboards
• Contribute datasets, models, and scripts to the open-source repository
• Prepare high-quality scientific outputs and support capacity building across partners

🎓 Required Profile: Bachelor’s or engineering degree in Computer Science, strong background in data science, Python, R, machine/deep learning, and excellent organizational and communication skills.

📄 Required documents & application details are provided in the official call below.

📬 Applications must be submitted by December 8th, 2025 to: [email protected]

This is a great opportunity for young engineers passionate about AI, environmental data science, and sustainable development to join a dynamic team and contribute to an impactful international research project.

👇 Read the full call for applications below and share with anyone who may be interested! 💼🌱🌍

23/11/2025

🌿 Amazing Ecophysiology Class at MSE! 🌿

Today, our students at the Manouba School of Engineering (MSE) had the privilege of attending an exceptional Ecophysiology session delivered by our guest lecturer Dr. Nadia Bazihizina from the University of Florence (Italy).

Her insightful contribution brought a fresh international perspective to the course, enriching our students’ scientific knowledge and exposing them to cutting-edge research in plant eco-physiology.

🌍 This event reflects the strong international openness of MSE, continuously expanding collaborations with renowned universities and researchers worldwide to offer our students high-quality learning experiences and global academic exposure.

A big thank you to Dr. Bazihizina for this inspiring lecture — and congratulations to our students for their active participation!