Detailed introduction of Hawassa University:

Introduction: Hawassa University is a comprehensive university in Ethiopia, located in Hawassa, Southern Nationalities State, about 278 kilometers from the capital Addis Ababa.

Overview: The school has 7 campuses, more than 11,000 faculty and staff, more than 32,000 students, 9 colleges and 3 research institutes, more than 300 professional programs, and has established cooperative relations with more than 190 institutions.

History: Its predecessor was Debubu University, which was established by government announcement on December 22, 1998. It was originally composed of Hawassa Agricultural College, Ondoginit Forestry College, and Dila Teacher Education and Health Sciences College. On February 17, 2006, Debubu University was renamed Hawassa University. On May 23, 2011, Hawassa University was reorganized in Hawassa City.

Establishment time: It was originally established in 1998 as Debubu University and officially changed its name to Awasa University in 2006.

School Strength

Faculty: There is a large faculty team, including many well-known professors, who can provide students with high-quality teaching and scientific research guidance.

Teaching resources: It has 7 campuses with relatively complete teaching facilities and has established several centers of excellence, such as the Center of Excellence for Teacher Education and Education Leaders, the Center of Academic Excellence for Human Nutrition and the STEM Center.

Institutional nature: It is a public university and a member of the Ethiopian Academic and Research Library Alliance, the African University Association and the International Association of Universities.

Educational philosophy: With teaching, research and community service as the main pillars, it is committed to becoming the top university in Ethiopia, competitive in Africa and internationally renowned.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: Agriculture, forestry, medicine, social sciences and other disciplines are its key development areas. In agriculture, Hawassa Agricultural College supports teaching and research; in forestry, Ondoginit Forestry College is relatively strong; the School of Medicine and Health Sciences has a certain influence in medical education and medical services.

Key laboratories: There are no publicly known key laboratories, but there should be supporting laboratories in related disciplines to support scientific research.

Faculty

Colleges: Hawassa Agricultural College, School of Law, School of Social Sciences and Humanities, School of Natural and Computing Sciences, School of Business and Economics, School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Ondoginit Forestry and Natural Resources College, School of Education, School of Technology.

Research Institutes: Institute of Technology, Institute of Policy and Development, and other possible research institutes.

Ranking: There is no authoritative ranking internationally, and the global ranking is 709 in the applicant's information.

Fees: There is no exact public tuition data, but as a public university, the tuition fees for Ethiopian students are relatively low, and the fees for international students may have different standards. The school may have scholarships and grants.

Campus environment: The campus is distributed in many areas. There are several campuses in Awasa, including the College of Agriculture, the College of Medicine and Health Sciences, the Institute of Technology and the main campus. There are also campuses in Ondoginit and other places. The natural environment around the campus is diverse, which can provide students with a good learning and living space.