Introduction to the University of the Comoros:

Introduction and Overview: The University of the Comoros is a public university in Comoros, with its main campus located in Mwangoni near the capital Moroni. The school has multiple campuses on different islands, with about 4,500 students, offering undergraduate, master's and doctoral education courses at multiple levels, covering humanities, law, economics, science, technology, medicine and other fields.

History and Establishment: In April 1998, the then Minister of Education, Abdou Mhumadi, signed the University of the Comoros project. In 2003, at the initiative of President Azali Assoumani, the University of the Comoros was officially established, formed by the merger of existing higher education institutions at the time, including the National School of Administration and Commerce, the Institute for Teacher Training and Education, the Institute of Higher Training and Retraining, the National School of Health and the Imam Shafiou College.

School Strength: As the main higher education institution in Comoros, it undertakes the important task of cultivating various professional talents in the country. The school has a professional teaching team to provide students with high-quality teaching and guidance. At the same time, the University of Comoros is also a member of the Association of Universities of French-speaking African Countries, and cooperates and exchanges with universities in other countries, providing students and teachers with opportunities for international exchanges.

Nature of the institution: public university.

Educational philosophy: committed to empowering future leaders with knowledge, skills and abilities to define their own personal and collective future. As a beacon of educational quality and academic freedom, it promotes diverse ideas, advocates free expression and exploration, and provides equal opportunities for women and minorities.

Key disciplines: Law, economics, medicine, humanities and social sciences are the school's key disciplines. In law and economics, a large number of professional talents have been trained for Comoros to help the country's rule of law and economic development; the medical major focuses on cultivating practical medical talents to meet domestic medical and health needs.

Key laboratories: There is no public information on particularly prominent key laboratories, but there should be corresponding experimental facilities in disciplines such as medicine and science to support teaching and scientific research.

Faculty: including the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Economics, the Imam Shafiou College, the Faculty of Literature and Humanities, the Faculty of Science and Technology, the Institute of Teacher Training and Education, the University Institute of Technology, the Faculty of Medicine and the Faculty of Public Health, as well as the University Center of Pazzi in Anjouan and the University Center in Moheli.

Ranking: There is no clear international authoritative ranking data at present, but it is a top institution of higher learning in Comoros and has a certain influence among universities in French-speaking African countries.

Expense: The tuition fee for undergraduate courses is about 500 euros per semester, the tuition fee for master's courses is about 700 euros per semester, and the tuition fee for doctoral courses is about 625 euros per semester. In terms of living expenses, the monthly accommodation fee is about 200 euros, and other living expenses such as food are about 65 euros.

Campus environment: The main campus is located in Moroni, with a beautiful campus environment and modern teaching facilities such as libraries, laboratories, computer centers, etc., which provide students with good learning conditions. The school also has several student activity centers to provide venues for students to organize various club activities, cultural activities and sports activities to enrich students' extracurricular life.