Amoud University

Faculty of Medicine & Surgery

The President of Amoud University, Borama, Somaliland Prof. Suleiman Ahmed Guleid and The Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery of Amoud University Dr. Said Ahmed Walhad were invited in London on the 27th of March 2006. Prof. Guleid and Dr. Walhad were invited by the Tropical Health and Education Trust (THET) and Kings College Hospital (a Medical School) of London University. Read More......

Amoud University, Faculty of Medicine Receives Donation from International Book Project, Inc USA.

The Facultyof Medicine of Amoud University has received donation composed of medical books from International Book Project, Inc of USA. The donated books are essential for teaching and reference...Read More

Amoud University

During the tragic collapse of the Somali State, education was one of the main casualties. Schools and other educational facilities were either destroyed, damaged or simply abandoned as a result insecurity and unfortunately education ceased to function at all levels. Read More

Establishment of the
faculty of Medicine& Surgery

With the collapse of the Somali Government and the following devastating civil war all health services and institutions have stopped functioning. All the health staff has either left the country, killed or internally displaced. The medical school of the former .Read More

A Delegation from UNESCO Pays a Visit to AU.

A delegation from UNESCO paid a visit one day tour to Amoud University. The delegates were welcomed by the President, Vice president for Academic Affairs and........Read More

Speech of Prof. Suleiman Ahmed Gulaid President of Amoud University at THET NHS links conference 2006

Founders of Amoud University

Restoration of Hope and Peace: The Amoud Initiative Ever since the former regime of Mohamed Siyad Bare was toppled, the country descended into anarchy, cataclysm and chaotic situations that followed one after another.Clan-based militiamen turned out to be the key players that run the country?s day-to-day affairs. As a result, all social and governmental institutions fell at the mercy of mayhem and lawlessness ravaging the country. Education became the first victim of this destruction as the physical buildings of schools were either destroyed or left in a state of no legitimate use. Formal schools and .....Next page