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Sokoine University of Agriculture

Tanzania's agricultural university

Tanzania , Morogoro Founded 1984 1001-5000 Website

Operating Since1984 (42y)

About Sokoine University of Agriculture

Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA) is Tanzania's premier agricultural university, founded in 1984 in Morogoro and named after former Prime Minister Edward Sokoine. SUA is one of East Africa's leading institutions for agricultural sciences, veterinary medicine, and rural development research, serving thousands of Tanzanian and African students.

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sua.ac.tz

Quick Facts

CountryTanzania

Founded1984

TypeNon-profit

ModelB2C

Team Size1001-5000

Operating In

Tanzania

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