University of Khartoum
Education Administration ProgramsKhartoum, Sudan1001-5000 Employees
The University of Khartoum, located in Khartoum, Sudan, traces its origins to Gordon Memorial College, founded in 1898 and officially opened in 1902. Over time, the institution broadened from a primary and vocational focus to higher education, and in 1945 a unified administration was established in collaboration with the University of London. In 1951 the college was upgraded to Khartoum University College, with the University of London administering examinations and awarding degrees. Historically, the college encompassed a broad mix of disciplines, including Agriculture, Arts, Law, Science, Engineering and Veterinary Science. In 2020 the university partnered with the United Nations Development Programme to implement initiatives. Today, the University of Khartoum operates in Khartoum, serving students and researchers pursuing higher education and professional training across multiple disciplines.