Introduction to the International University of Africa:

Introduction: The International University of Africa is an influential university located in Khartoum, Sudan. It is a member of the Islamic World University Federation. It provides preparatory, undergraduate, master's and doctoral education at multiple levels. It has a certain reputation in the African continent and the Arab world. It accepts international students from all over the world, especially attaches great importance to recruiting foreign Muslim students.

Overview: The school is large in scale, with 11,000 students, including 3,624 international students, and 473 faculty and staff. It has multiple departments covering education, humanities, Islamic studies, pure and applied sciences, engineering, medicine, computers and other fields.

History: Its predecessor was the African Islamic Center established in 1977. It was restored by the current Sudanese government. Egypt, Saudi Arabia and other countries responded to the invitation to participate in the construction. In 1990-1991, the Sudanese government decided to expand the African Islamic Center into the "International University of Africa". In 1992, the military government of Colonel Omar Bashir upgraded the college to a university.

Establishment time: It officially became a university in 1992. Its predecessor, the African Islamic Center, was established in 1977.

School Strength

Faculty: It has 473 faculty members, including professionals with rich teaching and research experience in various fields.

International Exchange: As a member of the Islamic World University Federation, it actively carries out international exchanges and cooperation and has a certain reputation internationally.

Nature of the institution: Semi-private/charitable university.

Educational philosophy: The school takes "Allah, knowledge and faith" as its motto, focuses on spreading Islamic culture and values, cultivates talents with religious literacy and professional knowledge, and is committed to cultivating comprehensive talents who can serve the society in various fields for Africa and the world.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key laboratories: There is no public information about key laboratories.

Key disciplines: Islamic studies, medicine, engineering, education and other disciplines are its key development disciplines.

Faculties: School of Law, School of Economics, Politics and Management, School of Applied Sciences, School of Computer Science, School of Medicine, School of Pharmacy, School of Dentistry, School of Nursing, School of Arts, School of Education, School of Engineering, Institute of Geographical Sciences, Institute of Islamic Culture, Department of Petroleum and Minerals, Department of Medical Laboratory, etc.

Ranking: 9499th in the world, no specific ranking in the Arab region.

Expenses: No specific tuition and other cost information is available, but free accommodation and food (except new dormitory buildings) and free medical services are provided to foreign Muslim students.

Campus Environment: Located in the southeast of Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, with a total area of ​​93 feddans. The campus is fully equipped with a main campus and multiple building areas distributed to the west, east and southeast of the main campus, including teaching buildings, mosques, libraries, student dormitories, medical clinics, canteens, playgrounds, etc.