Namibia University of Science and Technology is introduced as follows:

Introduction: Namibia University of Science and Technology is a dynamic institution of higher learning in Namibia with more than 15,000 students, offering full-time, part-time and distance education courses. The school is committed to cultivating professionals who are adaptable to the modern knowledge-based working environment with the purpose of science and technology and development.

Overview: The school has multiple colleges and provides a rich range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses covering business and management, engineering, information technology, journalism, hospitality, natural resource management and medicine. The school has an academic team of more than 449 people, providing high-quality teaching and guidance to students. In addition, the school has more than 824 international students from 39 countries and four continents, creating a diverse academic atmosphere.

History: The school originated from the College of Higher Education established in 1980 and is the first higher education institution in the Republic of Namibia. In 1985, the South African government's bill defined three parts for the college, including the university part, the off-campus training college for vocational training programs, and the Namibia Institute of Technology for technical science programs. After the establishment of the University of Namibia in 1992, the college lost its university department and the rest merged into the Namibia Institute of Technology. In 2015, the Institute of Technology was renamed the Namibia University of Science and Technology.

Establishment: In 1994, the Namibia Institute of Technology was officially established by an Act of Parliament. In 2015, it was upgraded to the Namibia University of Science and Technology.

School Strength: The Namibia University of Science and Technology is one of the top universities in Namibia and has made remarkable achievements in teaching and scientific research. The school focuses on practical teaching and applied research, maintains close cooperative relations with enterprises and social institutions, and provides students with abundant internship and employment opportunities. The school's graduates are widely recognized both in Namibia and internationally.

Institutional Nature: The Namibia University of Science and Technology is a public university funded and managed by the Namibian government.

Educational Philosophy: The school's mission is to promote the country's competitiveness by providing high-quality education, applied research, innovation and services. Applied research will be based on Namibia's needs and focus on specific areas to enhance the school's reputation for excellence in these areas, provide synergies for employee development, and promote entrepreneurship in the knowledge economy.

Key laboratories and disciplines: The university has research institutes such as the Center for Excellence in Information Technology (CEIT). Key disciplines include engineering, information technology, business and management, and natural resource management. In the field of engineering, the university has strong strengths in mechanical, electrical, and civil engineering; in the field of information technology, computer science, software engineering, and other majors are also of great interest.

Faculty: The University of Science and Technology of Namibia consists of four colleges, namely the School of Computer and Information, the School of Business, Humanities and Education, the School of Engineering and Built Environment, and the School of Health, Natural Resources and Applied Sciences.

Ranking: In the 2013 Webometrics ranking, the University of Science and Technology of Namibia ranked 28th in Africa (2,284th in the world). Although there is no latest international authoritative ranking, in Namibia, the university is usually ranked at the forefront in terms of service and contribution to the Namibian economy.

Fees: Regarding specific tuition and fee information, the school's official website will be announced according to different majors and courses. Generally speaking, tuition fees may vary depending on the subject, degree level, and student status (local or international). International students may pay higher tuition fees than local students. In addition, students also need to consider living expenses, including accommodation, food, transportation, etc. The cost of living in Namibia is relatively low, but the specific cost will also vary depending on personal lifestyle and location.

Campus environment: The school is located in Windhoek, the capital of Namibia, with two campuses and some scattered old residential buildings. The center of the main campus is Elizabeth House, the former Windhoek Maternity Hospital, designed in 1907 and a national monument since 1986. It houses the Senate and the Vice-Chancellor's Office. The Engineering Campus is adjacent to the main campus. Construction began in 1995 and has gradually grown to accommodate libraries, auditoriums, and many other teaching venues, including new buildings for the School of Health Sciences. A building is currently under construction, which will be used for new lecture venues, the Department of Architecture, and the Graduate Library.