Universities in South Sudan

This is AlmiStudy's verified record of universities in South Sudan. Only confirmed information is shown; fields that are not verified are left out rather than guessed. The list is as long as the real data — never padded.

AlmiStudy currently records 4 universities in South Sudan. By type: 1 public, 3 private. Cities covered include: Juba, Yei.

Catholic University of South Sudan

Juba · Private

SubjectsArts & Humanities; Business & Management; Education; Social Sciences; Law

AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education, Science and Technology - South Sudan

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St. Mary's University in Juba

Juba · Private

SubjectsEducation; Medicine & Health Sciences; Social Sciences; Business & Management

AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education, Science and Technology - South Sudan

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University of Juba

Juba · Public

SubjectsArts & Humanities; Natural Sciences; Engineering & Technology; Medicine & Health Sciences; Agriculture & Environmental Studies; Social Sciences; Law; Education; Computer Science & IT; Business & Management

AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education, Science and Technology - South Sudan

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Yei Agricultural and Mechanical University (YA&MU)

Yei · Private

SubjectsAgriculture & Environmental Studies; Engineering & Technology; Natural Sciences

AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education, Science and Technology - South Sudan

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Questions

How many universities are listed in South Sudan?

AlmiStudy currently records 4 universities in South Sudan. This reflects what has been verified; it is not padded and may grow as more are confirmed.

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