Alumni

From your time as a student to your post-graduate experience as an alumni, University of Juba’s support and amenities continue, as a result of your connection to the UoJ Alumni Network, now over 250,000 people.

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8 November 2024Postgraduate Admissions

A Call for Applications for the Masters Programs at the School of Natural Resources, University of Juba

30 October 2024Postgraduate Admissions

A CALL FOR POSTGRADUATE ADMISSIONS AT THE SCHOOL OF LAW, UNIVERSITY OF JUBA.

16 October 2024Postgraduate Admissions

A Call for Postgraduate Applications, School of Business and Management, University of Juba.

University of Juba Alumni

We are one of the largest, most diverse university in South Sudan with over 30,000 on campus students in Juba, and a further 5,000+ studying on distance learning.

The University of Juba is a comprehensive primer at South Sudan’s University. Established in 1975 and admitted first students in 1977. It currently boasts about 30,000 students spread across 21 Schools, 3 Colleges, 3 Institutes, and 4 specialized centers, We are based in Juba downtown, the beautiful and cosmopolitan capital of South Sudan.

University of Juba (UoJ) was founded in 1975 and envisioned to be the leading center of excellence of higher education in the region and the world. The university is dedicated to providing robust training and human resource capacity building for the developmental needs of the then southern Sudan.

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Prof. John Apuruot Akec

Vice Chancellor-University of Juba

On the 15th of May 2021, the deans and directors of the University of Juba gathered at a magnificent conference hall in Palm Africa Hotel in Juba to celebrate the Annual Excellence Awards for 2020. It was the first time ever such an occasion has been mounted by the University of Juba. In that ceremony, certificates of “excellence in service” were awarded to sixteen members of the University of Juba’s staff for “exceptional works of service rendered in 2020” to the University of Juba community or the general public. My speech at that occasion was centered around the subject of ‘service leadership’. And in order to spread this message wider, I would like to share my thoughts on this subject in this monthly article.