Central Equatoria Universities (state)
by University Town/City New
Where are the top universities in the South Sudanese state of Central Equatoria located? uniRank answers this question by publishing a list of 4 Central Equatoria higher-education institutions listed by their main campus town/city and meeting uniRank's selection criteria:
- Official Recognition: institutions must be officialy chartered, licensed or accredited by the appropriate higher education-related organization in South Sudan.
- Degree Authority: they must be authorised to grant bachelor's degrees of at least three years' duration and/or postgraduate master's or doctoral degrees.
- Delivery Mode: they must deliver courses predominantly in a traditional, face-to-face, non-distance education format.
Central Equatoria Universities by town/city
| Town/City | University | #Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Juba | University of Juba | 1 |
| Juba | The Catholic University of South Sudan | 2 |
| Juba | St. Mary's University College | Un |
| Yei | Yei Agricultural and Mechanical University | Un |
| + Add University | Legend: Un Unranked | |
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How many universities are there in Central Equatoria?
- There are 4 officially chartered, licensed or accredited Central Equatoria higher-education institutions that meet uniRank's selection criteria.
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Which towns and cities have universities in Central Equatoria?
- uniRank lists 4 accredited Central Equatoria universities and higher-education institutions according to their main campus town or city. The directory above can be used to identify universities located in individual towns and cities in Central Equatoria.
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