University Of Ethiopia Addis Ababa

The University of Ethiopia (UoE) is a national higher institution of learning, with nine campuses distributed in different parts of the country. There are 40 different undergraduate programs and 70 different post graduate programs in the university. The main fields of study are humanities, social science and natural science disciplines. In 2012, the University had 40,000 regular students, of which almost 13% were female and 2,500 were postgraduate students

University Of Ethiopia Addis Ababa

1 The University of Ethiopia (UoE) (Amharic: የኢትዮጵያ ዩኒቨርሲቲ) is a state-sponsored university in Addis Ababa. It is the oldest school of higher education in Ethiopia. The university has nine campuses. In 2012, the University had 40,000 regular students, of which almost 13% were female and 2,500 were postgraduate students.

The University of Ethiopia (UoE) (Amharic: የኢትዮጵያ ዩኒቨርሲቲ) is a state-sponsored university in Addis Ababa. It is the oldest school of higher education in Ethiopia. The university has nine campuses. In 2012, the University had 40,000 regular students, of which almost 13% were female and 2,500 were postgraduate students.

The main campus houses all activities related to undergraduate studies and research at this institution. Located within the city center of Addis Ababa, it is home to five colleges: College for Humanities & Social Sciences; College for Natural Resources & Life Sciences; College for Engineering & Technology; College for Business Administration & Economics and College for Medicine & Health Sciences

2 The University of Ethiopia is a national higher institution of learning, with nine campuses distributed in different parts of the country. There are 40 different undergraduate programs and 70 different post graduate programs in the university.

The university has nine campuses, distributed in different parts of Ethiopia. There are 40 different undergraduate programs and 70 different post graduate programs in the university. The university currently has 10 faculties, 40 departments, 2 institutes as well as 1 college offering 23 master degrees (including MBA program) and 25 PhD programs. The total number of courses offered is 287 at both undergraduate and postgraduate level (as of 2015).

The University of Ethiopia was founded in 1954 by Emperor Haile Selassie with the name Addis Ababa University (AAU). It was renamed as “University College” in 1961; following which it was upgraded to full-fledged university status on July 24th 1974 under its current name Ethiopian University when a new charter came into force under Emperor Haile Selassie’s rule. Since its foundation more than 175 000 students have graduated from this institution.

3 The main fields of study are humanities, social science and natural science disciplines.

The main fields of study are humanities, social science and natural science disciplines. The main fields of study are:

• Humanities disciplines include history, archaeology, languages and literature, philosophy, and religion
• Social science disciplines include economics, education, political science and sociology.
• Natural science disciplines include agriculture (particularly crop production), engineering (including civil engineering), medicine.

4 The University has graduated over 175000 students since its foundation, who have been working as teachers, professionals in different fields, experts in administrative areas and elsewhere.

The University has graduated over 175000 students since its foundation, who have been working as teachers, professionals in different fields, experts in administrative areas and elsewhere.

The UEA has many graduates who are located all over the world. There are more than 20 countries where its graduates live and work. The UEA international activities include teaching staff exchanges with universities abroad; student exchange programs; research collaboration among staff members and with foreign universities; participation in conferences held by institutions overseas; visiting scholars from different parts of the world; sending lecturers to give lectures at foreign institutes as well as inviting lecturers from other countries to teach on our campus.

5 At present there are about 40000 students who are taking their first degree programs at the University campuses and about 2500 graduate students doing masters and PhD programs in different fields of study.

At present there are about 40000 students who are taking their first degree programs at the University campuses and about 2500 graduate students doing masters and PhD programs in different fields of study. The main fields of study at UOE include humanities, social science, natural science disciplines and other specialized areas.

The university has graduated over 175000 students since its foundation. Among these graduates many have gained national as well as international recognition for their contribution to various sectors such as academia, politics, business etc. A large number of graduates from all campuses work in public service and private enterprises both within Ethiopia and abroad.

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The University of Ethiopia is the oldest school of higher education in Ethiopia. The university has nine campuses distributed in different parts of the country. There are 40 different undergraduate programs and 70 different post graduate programs in the university. The main fields of study are humanities, social science and natural science disciplines. The University has graduated over 175000 students since its foundation, who have been working as teachers, professionals in different fields, experts in administrative areas and elsewhere