Detailed introduction of the University of Juba:

Introduction and Overview: The University of Juba is a public university in South Sudan, located in Juba, the capital of South Sudan. The school was founded in 1975 and enrolled its first batch of students in 1977. It currently has about 40,000 students, including more than 5,000 graduate students. It is a large and influential institution of higher learning in South Sudan.

History: It was established in 1975 to meet the educational needs of southern Sudan. Due to the Second Sudanese Civil War, it moved to Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, from 1983 to 2005. It was renamed Juba National University in 2006. After South Sudan's independence in 2011, it moved back to Juba.

School Strength

Faculty: It has a group of professional teachers covering multiple disciplines, and many professors have certain attainments in their professional fields.

Teaching facilities: It has teaching facilities such as libraries and laboratories, and has also received support from some international organizations and institutions. For example, the FAO has donated vehicles to its School of Natural Resources and Environmental Studies, and the Chinese Embassy has handed over an electronic classroom to it.

Nature of the institution: A public, non-profit higher education institution in South Sudan.

Educational philosophy: The vision is to become a vibrant regional and world-class center of excellence for teaching, research, innovation and community service by 2030. Core values ​​include encouraging freedom and independent thinking, advocating academics, pursuing excellence and creativity, etc.

Key disciplines and departments

Departments: There are 23 colleges including the School of Public Service, School of Medicine, School of Business and Management, School of Law, School of Education, School of Art, Music and Drama, as well as 3 colleges, 4 research institutes and 7 professional centers.

Key disciplines: Medicine, law, engineering, computer science and other disciplines are the school's key development areas and have a high influence in South Sudan.

Ranking: Ranked 10803 in the world university rankings of 4icu.org, and ranked first in South Sudan.

Fees: There is no clear public tuition standard, but as a public university, tuition is usually relatively low, and there may be government subsidies and scholarships to help students.

Campus environment: The campus is located in the center of Juba, with green trees and a strong academic atmosphere. There are basic teaching buildings, libraries, playgrounds and other facilities on campus. There are small vendors on the roadside selling local food and drinks. During holidays, there will be lively parties inside and outside the campus, which is full of vitality.