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Several faculties, thousands of students, one record to hold.

High volumes, many programmes, academic administration spread across faculties that each have their own habits: in a university, the problem is not doing the work, it is doing it the same way everywhere. GEERD starts with a diagnostic where the fragmentation costs the most, usually academic administration or payments.

An empty lecture hall between classes, a bag and a notebook left on a desk.

Year 2 · Law

Academic administration · 4 faculties

COH-Y2-LAW

Enrolled

1,240

Complete files

1,186

Missing documents

54

To follow up

54

What the leadership sees

The same figure everywhere

All four faculties count their enrolments the same way, and each administration team follows up from the same list.

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What is particular about you

Four realities of an institution with several faculties.

  • Every faculty has its own file, and it has its reasons.

    The needs are real and they differ. What is missing is a common student record underneath the local practices.

  • Volume makes manual work impossible, not merely slow.

    At 5,000 students, re-keying marks is no longer a waste of time: it is a source of errors in official documents.

  • The presidency steers on figures aggregated by hand.

    Numbers, attendance, pass rates, collections: consolidated by someone, once a term.

  • Access governance is a requirement, not an option.

    Who sees what, in which faculty, and with what trace left behind.

In the field

What Université Mohammed VI Polytechnique says about our work.

“The GEERD team has a remarkable gift for making the complex simple without being simplistic. They understood our organisational needs precisely, and brought solutions that were both inventive and demanding.”

Hicham El Habti

President, Université Mohammed VI Polytechnique

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institutions

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Let’s talk about which faculty to start with.

A free diagnostic: half a day with the presidency and one faculty, a written report, no commitment.