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The National University of Sudan (NUSU) was founded by a visionary group of academicians and physicians. The institution emerged as a private limited company with a mission to bridge gaps in Sudan education system by offering globally competitive, practice-oriented programmes. This founding cohort aimed to establish an institution that would not only serve Sudan but also contribute to the regional and international knowledge economies.
In 2005, after meticulous planning, the college was formally approved by the Sudan Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research under the name National College for Medical and Technical Studies. Its inaugural academic offerings, Medical, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, and Health Informatics programmes, were strategically chosen to address Sudan’s acute shortage of healthcare professionals. The inclusion of a Diploma in Physiotherapy further underscored its commitment to producing skilled practitioners ready to tackle public health challenges.
Khartoum, Northern, Sudan
On Jun 14, 2026 Khartoum, June,13. 2026 — In a significant step towards broadening international…
Khartoum, Northern, Sudan
