Introduction to Upper Nile University:

Introduction and Overview: Upper Nile University is a public university in South Sudan. Its main campus is located in Malakal, Upper Nile State, on the banks of the White Nile.

History: Founded in 1991, some colleges were moved to Khartoum, Sudan due to the Second Sudanese Civil War. After South Sudan's independence in 2011, the school integrated all activities back to the main campus in Malakal.

Foundation: 1991.

School Strength

Teaching Staff: In 2011, there were more than 50 administrative staff and a group of professional teachers.

Teaching Facilities: There are basic teaching facilities such as libraries.

Nature of the institution: Public, non-profit higher education institution.

Educational Philosophy: There is no clear and public educational philosophy, but as an important institution of higher learning in South Sudan, it is committed to cultivating talents in various fields for South Sudan and promoting the country's social, economic and cultural development.

Key disciplines and departments

Departments: There are Agricultural College, Animal Production College, Humanities and Arts College, Computer Science College, Education College, Forestry College, Medicine and Public Health College, Nursing College, Science College, Social Sciences College, Veterinary College, Vocational Education College, etc.

Key disciplines: There is a certain teaching and research foundation in the fields of medicine, agriculture, education, etc., which are the key development directions of the school.

Ranking: There is no authoritative ranking internationally, and it is one of the important higher education institutions in South Sudan.

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

Campus environment: The campus is urban, located in Malakal Town, with relatively convenient transportation. There are basic teaching facilities such as teaching buildings and libraries on campus. The overall academic atmosphere is strong, providing students with a good place to study and communicate.