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Amoud University became a fully fledged university in 1997, building on the legacy of Amoud Secondary School established in 1952. It is based in the Amoud Valley near Borama. Provide quality teaching, research and community service while developing skilled graduates.
Founded in December 2018 as a private community comprehensive institution. The current official site lists its headquarters in Merca and offices/branches in Mogadishu and Barawa. Provide accessible higher education that responds to community and regional development needs.
The idea for Capital University of Somalia was established in May 2013. Its official profile describes it as a non-state, non-profit educational institution supported at inception by Capital Company Ltd. Provide quality education, build professional capacity and contribute to Somali development.
East Africa University states that it has served learners since 1998 and operates from its main campus in Bosaso with a broad higher education mission. Provide quality higher education and professional development that supports regional and national progress.
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.
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 on 17 April 2017 as a non-profit higher-learning institution in Mogadishu. NUST emphasizes modern learning facilities, research and technology-supported education. Provide modern, quality education and research that develops skilled professionals and supports society.
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.