Law and Sharia Universities in Somalia

Founded in 2010 as Himilo Training Institute, later developed into Himilo College and became a university in March 2015. It emphasizes professionally oriented education. Deliver professionally oriented education and build practical skills for employment and community development.

Established in 2011 as a non-profit higher education institution. Jobkey emphasizes quality teaching, research, community development and international academic partnerships. Advance teaching, research and community development while preparing students for professional life.

Opened in 1997 as a non-governmental, non-profit higher education institution. It was created during Somalia's post-collapse period to restore access to organized higher education and has expanded into teaching, research and community service. Provide quality higher education, research and service while contributing to Somali society.

Established as SIMAD Institute in 1999 and transformed into a full university in 2011. The university emphasizes practical, internationally oriented higher education, research and innovation. Advance education, practical learning, research, innovation and national development.

Founded in 2005 by Somali intellectuals. UNISO describes itself as a non-political, non-partisan and non-sectarian private higher education institution with multiple campuses in Mogadishu. Promote academic excellence, research, professional preparation and community contribution.