Universities In South Sudan
There are total 12(approx) officially recognized/accredited universities or other higher educational institutions in South Sudan
Below is the count of universities offering a different course in South Sudan
| Area Of Study | University Count |
|---|---|
| Total Universities In South Sudan | 12 |
| Arts & Humanities | 3 |
| Business & Social Sciences | 2 |
| Language & Cultural | 1 |
| Medicine & Health | 2 |
| Engineering | 1 |
| Science | 1 |
| Universities Offering All Courses | 1 |
| Rank | University | Town |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | University of Juba | Juba |
| 2 | John Garang Memorial University of Science and Technology | Bor |
| 3 | The Catholic University of South Sudan | Juba ... |
| Un | University of Torit | Torit |
| Un | University of Northern Bahr El-Ghazal | Aweil |
| Un | Akobo Heritage and Memorial University | Akobo |
| Un | Yei Agricultural and Mechanical University | Yei |
| Un | St Mary's College | Juba |
| Un | University of Western Equatoria | Yambio |
| Un | Upper Nile University | Khartoum |
| Un | University of Bahr El-Ghazal | Wau ... |
| Un | Rumbek University | Rumbek |
Higher Education Snapshot of South Sudan
University Overview of South Sudan
At present, there are 12 officially represented higher education institution in the South Sudan, which may be offering any one or all degrees such as PreBachelor, Bachelor, Master or Doctoral degreePrivate Vs Public University in South Sudan
Out of 12 officially recognized institution there are 8 (public + public state) Public university, 4 Private university and 0 as public private partnership. Rest institution of South Sudan has not been reported yet
collegeWikipedia states that public institutions in South Sudan are at majority which holds upto 66% of total university
Profitable Vs Non-Profit University in South Sudan
Out of 12 officially recognized institution there are 8 non profitable in nature, whereas 0 are profit making universities. Rest institution of South Sudan has not been reported yet
collegeWikipedia states that non-profitable institutions in South Sudan are at majority which holds upto 66% of total university
