Introduction to the Open University of Sudan:

Introduction: The Open University of Sudan is the only public university in Sudan that focuses on open and distance education, with its headquarters in Khartoum.

Overview: The school adopts a supportive open learning teaching method, with a diverse student population of about 56,000 undergraduates and more than 500 postgraduates, some of whom are disabled, and about 50% of undergraduates have full-time jobs.

History: Since its establishment in 2002, it has been committed to providing open and distance education to Sudan and surrounding areas, and has become a member of the Islamic World University Alliance.

Founded in 2002.

School Strength

Faculty: It has 1001-5000 faculty and staff.

Teaching Resources: It uses a variety of methods such as online learning materials, textbooks, video lectures, etc. to carry out teaching and provide rich academic resources.

Institutional Nature: Public University.

Educational Philosophy

Mission: To become a leading and unique institution in the field of open and distance education locally and globally.

Vision: Ensure national identity and cultural heritage through courses and academic programs; cultivate new educational and behavioral norms, promote values ​​such as self-reliance; realize the democratization of education and provide equal educational opportunities; spread continuing education and community education, etc.

Key laboratories and disciplines: No public key laboratory information is available. Disciplines cover a wide range of fields such as education, business, law, agriculture, engineering and health sciences.

Department: There are many centers and projects, such as the Human Resources Management Center, the Education Development Center, the Arabic Center, continuing education projects, technical education projects, e-learning projects, etc.

Ranking: There is no authoritative world university ranking data, but as an important public university in Sudan, it occupies an important position in the field of domestic distance education in Sudan.

Expenses: There is no specific tuition and other fee information, but as a public university committed to popularizing education, the tuition may be relatively reasonable, and the school also provides a variety of scholarships and financial aid programs.

Campus environment: Located in Khartoum, with convenient transportation, although it is mainly based on distance education, there are also physical teaching facilities, including teaching buildings, libraries, etc., to provide students with certain offline learning and communication places.