FACULTIES
- The College of Animal Science & Agriculture
- The College of Education
- The College of Business Administration
- The College of Information Communication Technology
- The College of Human Medicine
- The College of Languages
- The College of Sharea & Law
The first students were registered in September 2004. There are 167 pupils enrolled in four colleges and 430 in a short-term training program designed to upgrade the skills of the primary teachers in the region.
The University has a board of trustees responsible to the Togdheer Development Committee, and a president who is accountable to the Board of Trustees and who is in charge of the day to day affairs of the university.
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