the amoud university 18 th graduation ceremony annexure xi

The Amoud University 18

Annexure XIAmoud University,

Borama

A Vehicle for Peace and Development

The 18th Congregation for the Conferment of Degrees and award of Diplomas

Wednesady, September Main Hall

University 18th Graduation Ceremony

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Annexure XI Amoud University,

Borama

A Vehicle for Peace and Development

Congregation for the Conferment of

Degrees and award of Diplomas

, September 11th 2019, Main Hall

The Amoud University 18th Graduation Ceremony

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Table of Contents Table of Contents ................................................................................................ iii List of Tables ........................................................................................................ vi List of Figures .................................................................................................... vii The Programme ............................................................................................... viii Senior Officers of the University ...................................................................... xi Other University Officers ................................................................................ xvi Deans of Faculties and Schools ..................................................................... xvii Deans of Faculties ........................................................................................... xvii Associate Deans of Faculties and Schools .................................................. xviii 1.0 Brief History and Background ................................................................ 1 1.2 Statements of Purposes of Amoud University ..................................... 2 1.2.1 Vision ...................................................................................................... 2 1.2.2 Mission ................................................................................................... 2 1.2.3 Identity ................................................................................................... 2 1.2.4 Philosophy ............................................................................................. 2 1.2.5 Objectives ............................................................................................... 2 1.2.6 Core Values ............................................................................................ 3 1.2.6.1 Excellence ....................................................................................... 3 1.2.6.2 Ethicality ........................................................................................ 3 1.2.6.3 Non-Discrimination ..................................................................... 3 1.2.6.4 Freedom of Thought and Expression ........................................ 4 1.2.6.5 Meritocracy .................................................................................... 4 1.2.6.6 Professionalism ............................................................................. 4 1.2.6.7 Respect for the Environment ...................................................... 4 1.2.7 Scope and Standards ............................................................................ 4 2.0 Academic Programmes ............................................................................ 5 2.1 Postgraduate Programmes ...................................................................... 5 2.1.1 Faculty of Agriculture and Environment .......................................... 5 2.1.2 Faculty of Business and Public Administration ............................... 5 2.1.3 Faculty of Education ............................................................................. 5 2.1.4 Faculty of Sharia and Law ................................................................... 5 2.1.5 Faculty of Science .................................................................................. 5 2.1.6 School of Public Health and Nutritrion ............................................. 5 2.2 Undergraduate Programmes .................................................................. 6 2.2.1 Faculty of Agriculture and Environment .......................................... 6 2.2.2 Faculty of Business and Public Administration ............................... 6 2.2.3 Faculty of Economics and Political Science ....................................... 6 2.2.4 Faculty of Education ............................................................................. 6


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2.2.5 Faculty of Engineering ......................................................................... 7 2.2.6 Faculty of ICT and Computing ........................................................... 7 2.2.7 Faculty of Sharia and Law ................................................................... 7 2.2.8 School of Dentistry ................................................................................ 7 2.2.9 School of Laboratory Technology ....................................................... 7 2.2.10 School of Medicine and Surgery ..................................................... 7 2.2.11 School of Nursing and Midwifery .................................................. 7 2.2.12 School of Pharmacy ........................................................................... 8 2.2.13 School of Public Health and Nutrition ........................................... 8 3.0 Staff and Student Profile .......................................................................... 8 3.1 Staff Profile ................................................................................................ 8 3.1.1 Academic Staff ....................................................................................... 8 3.1.2 Support Staff .......................................................................................... 8 3.2 Student Profile ........................................................................................... 9 3.2.1 Overall Student Enrolment, 2018-2019 .............................................. 9 3.2.2 Total Students Turnover, 1997-2019 ................................................. 11 3.2.3 Students Turnover by Faculty/School, 2014-2018 ......................... 14 3.2.3.1 Faculty of Agric. and Environment, Enrolment, 2015-2018 . 15 3.2.3.2 Faculty of Bsns. & Public Admin., Enrolment, 2014-2018 ..... 17 3.2.3.3 Faculty of Econ. and Political Sci., Enrolment, 2014-2018 .... 20 3.2.3.5 Faculty of Engineering, Enrolment, 2014-2018 ....................... 23 3.2.3.6 Faculty of ICT and Computing, Enrolment, 2014-2018 ......... 24 3.2.3.7 Faculty of Sharia and Law, Enrolment, 2014-2018 ................. 26 3.2.3.9 School of Laboratory Technology, Enrolment, 2014-2018 .... 29 3.2.3.10 School of Medicine and Surgery, Enrolment, 2014-2018 ............... 30 3.2.3.11 School of Nursing and Midwifery, Enrolment, 2014-2018 ............ 32 3.2.3.12 School of Pharmacy, Enrolment, 2014-2018 ..................................... 33 3.2.3.13 School of Public Health and Nutrition, Enrolment, 2014-2018 ..... 34 4.0 Conferment of Degrees and award of Diplomas ............................... 36 4.1 Postgraduate Candidates/Graduands ................................................ 36 4.1.1 Faculty of Agriculture and Environment ........................................ 36 4.1.3 Faculty of Education ........................................................................... 38 4.1.4 Faculty of Science ................................................................................ 39 4.2 Undergraduate Candidates/Graduands ............................................ 42 4.2.1 Faculty of Agriculture and Environment ........................................ 42 4.2.2 Faculty of Business and Public Administration ............................. 43 4.2.5 Faculty of Engineering ....................................................................... 49 4.2.6 Faculty of ICT and Computing ......................................................... 50 4.2.7 Faculty of Sharia and Law ................................................................. 52


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4.2.8 School of Dentistry .............................................................................. 54 4.2.9 School of Laboratory Technology ..................................................... 55 4.2.10 School of Medicine and Surgery ................................................... 56 4.2.12 School of Pharmacy ......................................................................... 58 4.2.13 School of Public Health and Nutrition ......................................... 59 4.3 Diploma Candidate/Graduands .......................................................... 60 5.0 Summary of the 18th Graduation Ceremony ...................................... 62 5.1 Graduands Summary by School/Faculty/Programme .................... 62 5.2 Summary of Awards .............................................................................. 65 6.0 Anthems ................................................................................................... 66 6.1 The Amoud University Anthem .......................................................... 66 6.2 The Somaliland National Anthem ....................................................... 66 Adverts/Congratulations ............................... Error! Bookmark not defined.


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List of Tables Table 1: Staff Profile – Teaching ........................................................................ 8 Table 2: Staff Profile, Support Staff ................................................................... 8 Table 3: Student Enrolment, 2018-2019 .......................................................... 10 Table 4: Students Turnover, 1997-2019 ........................................................... 12 Table 5: Enrolment, 2015-2018, Faculty of Agri. and Environment ........... 15 Table 6: Enrolment, Faculty of Bsns. and Public Admin., 2014-2018 ......... 17 Table 7: Enrolment, Faculty of Econ. and Political Science, 2014-2018 ...... 20 Table 8: Enrolment, Faculty of Education, 2014-2018 ................................... 21 Table 9: Enrolment, Faculty of Engineering, 2014-2018 ............................... 23 Table 10: Enrolment, Faculty of ICT and Computing, 2014-2018 ............... 24 Table 11: Enrolment, Faculty of Sharia and Law, 2014-2018 ....................... 26 Table 12: Enrolment, School of Dentistry, 2014-2018 ................................... 28 Table 13: Enrolment, School of Laboratory Technology, 2014-2018 .......... 29 Table 14: Enrolment, School of Medicine and Surgery, 2014-2018 ............. 30 Table 15: Enrolment, School of Nursing and Midwifery, 2014-2018 .......... 32 Table 16: Enrolment, School of Pharmarcy ................................................... 34 Table 17: Enrolment, Public Health and Nutrition, 2014-2018.................... 35


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List of Figures Figure 1. Overall enrolment, 2018-2019, by faculty/school. ....................... 11 Figure 2. Percentage enrolment, 2018-2019, by faculty/school. ................. 11 Figure 3. Overall graduate turnover, 1997-2018, by gender. ....................... 12 Figure 4. Proportion of graduates, 1997-2018, by gender. ........................... 13 Figure 5. Proportion flows of graduates, 1997-2018, by gender. ................ 13 Figure 6. Overall enrolment, 2014-2018, by gender. ..................................... 14 Figure 7. Overall enrolment flows, 2014-2018, by gender. .......................... 15 Figure 8. Enrolment, faculty of agric. and env., 2015-2018, by gender. ..... 16 Figure 9. Enolment flow, faculty of agri. and env., 2014-2018, by gender. 16 Figure 10. Enrolement, faculty of bsns & pblc admn, 2014-18, by gender. 18 Figure 11. Enrolement flow, faculty of bsns & pblc admn, 2014-18 ........... 18 Figure 12. Enrolement, faculty of bsns & pblc admn, degree/diploma .... 19 Figure 13. Enrolment flow, faculty of econ. & pltc sci., 2014-18. ................ 20 Figure 14. Enrolment in the faculty of education, 2014-2018, by gender. . 21 Figure 15. Enrolment flows, faculty of education, 2014-2018, by gender. . 22 Figure 16. Enrolment flow, faculty of engineering, 2014-18, by gender. ... 23 Figure 17. Varaiation in enrolment, faculty of ICT & cmptn, 2014-2018. .. 24 Figure 18. Enrolment flow, faculty of ICT & cmptng., 2014-2018 ............. 21 Figure 19. Varaiation in enrolment, faculty of sharia and law, 2014-18. ... 26 Figure 20. Enrolment flows, Faculty of Sharia and Law, 2014-18 .............. 27 Figure 21. Enrolment flow, school of dentistry, 2014-2018, by gender. ..... 28 Figure 22. Varaiation in enrolment, school of lab. tech, 2014-2018 ............ 29 Figure 23. Enrolment flow, school of lab. Tech., 2014-2018, by gender. .... 30 Figure 24. Varaiation in enrolment, School of Med. & Surg., 2014-2018. .. 31 Figure 25. Enrolment flows, school of med. & surgery, 2014-2018, ........... 32 Figure 26. Enrolment flow, school of nrsn. & midwifery, 2014-2018. ....... 33 Figure 27. Enrolment flow, school of pharmacy, 2014-2018, by gender. ... 34 Figure 28. Enrolment flow, school of pblc hlth & nutrition, 2014-2018. .... 35


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The Programme

Time Activity

7.00 am - 7.30 am Graduands and invited guests take their seats.

Announcements.

Entertainment.

- Fanfare. - All standing as Academic Procession moves to the Dais

in the following order:

i. Two Student Representatives.

ii. Members of the Academic Staff.

iii. Vice Presidents and Representatives of other universities.

iv. Members of the University Council.

President’s Fanfare. All standing as President’s Procession moves to the Dais in the following order:

i. College Principals.

ii. Vice Presidents..

iii. The President, Amoud University.

iv. Minster of Education and other Ministers present.

v. Chairman of Board of Trustees.

vi. The President of Somaliland.

The National Anthem.

Payers.

When the President has taken his seat, all will sit.

The President, Amoud University constitutes the Assembly, a Congregation of the Amoud University, Boroma, Somaliland, by saying;

By my authority and that of the entire University, I convene this day, the 5th of September 2019, the 18th

Congregation of the Amoud University for the conferment of degrees and award of diplomas of

Amoud University to qualified graduands. You are welcome.

Amoud University Anthem.

Graduands are requested to be seated by 7.00 a.m. and remain in that position until the end of the ceremony.


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Time Activity

Entertainment.

The congregation is advised that no movement is permitted while the ceremony is in progress.

Class Valedictory Speech – The Chief Registrar.

Alumni speech.

The Chairman of Council/BOT addresses the Congregation.

The President, Amoud University addresses the Congregation.

The President, Amoud University invites the Minister of Education to address the Congregation.

The Chairman of Council (the President, Amoud University) calls upon the President to address the Congregation.

The President addresses the Congregation.

Conferment of Degrees and Award of Diplomas.

The Vice President (Academic Affairs) present postgraduate candidates for the Conferment of Degrees. A. Postgraduate Degrees

i. Faculty of Agriculture and Environment.

ii. Faculty of Business and Public Administration.

iii. Faculty of Education.

iv. Faculty of Sharia and Law.

v. Faculty of Science.

vi. School of Public Health and Nutrition.

The Vice President (Academic Affairs) calls upon the Deans of Faculties/Schools to present their candidates for the conferment of degrees and award of diplomas. The order, Faculty/School of: B. Undergraduate Degrees

i. Faculty of Agriculture and Environment.

ii. Faculty of Business and Public Administration.

iii. Faculty of Economics and Political Science.

iv. Faculty of Education.

v. Faculty of Engineering.


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Time Activity

vi. Faculty of ICT and Computing.

vii. Faculty of Sharia and Law.

viii. School of Dentistry.

ix. School of Laboratory Technology.

x. School of Medicine and Surgery.

xi. School of Nursing and Midwifery.

xii. School of Pharmacy.

xiii. School of Public Health and Nutrition.

The President, Amoud University announces the end of the ceremony and dissolves the Congregation by saying;

This ceremony is now concluded and by my authority

and that of the entire University, I declare the 18th Congregation of the Amoud University for the

conferment of degrees and award of diplomas of Amoud University dissolved. Thank you.

National Anthem

The Congregation is requested to kindly remain standing until The President and the Academic Processions have left the Hall.

The President’s Procession leaves the Dais in the following order:

i. The President, Somaliland.

ii. Chairman of Council.

iii. Minister of Education and other Ministers present.

iv. President, Amoud University.

v. Members of University Council.

vi. Presidents and Representatives of other universities.

vii. Vice Presidents.

viii. College Principals.

ix. Members of academic staff and student representatives.

The Ceremony Ends.


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Senior Officers of the University

The President’s Message

The President of Amoud University

Prof. Suleiman Ahmed Guleid


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The Vice President, Academic Affairs

Dr. Mohamed M. Jibril

The Vice President, Administration & Finance

Prof. Boqore A. Abdullahi


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The Vice President,

Public Relations & Extra Curricular Activities

Prof. Mohamed M. Jama

The Chief Registrar

Mr. Suleiman Hassan Ali


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The Principal, College of Health Sciences

Dr. Said A. Wallad

The Senior Academic Advisor & Secretary to the Management

Dr. Willis Yuko Oso


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The Director, Quality Assurance & Maintenance of Standards

Mr. Bishar E. Yey


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The University Council

The Chairperson Prof. Suleiman Ahmed Guleid

The Secretary

Prof. Boqore A. Abdullahi

Members Dr. Mohamed M. Jibril

Prof. Mohamed M. Jama Mr. Suleiman Hassan Ali

Dr. Said A. Wallad Staff Representative(s)

Students’ Representative(s)

Other University Officers University Librarian Mrs. Qabal Nouh Alin

Internal Auditor/s

Mrs. Deqa Husseien Hassan

Chief Legal Officer Mr. Muhamud Muse Awale

Chief Medical Officer Dr. Said Ahmed Walhad

Dean of Students

Abdisamed Egeh Hebane

Director of Research Development Center Yusuf Abdi Hared

Office of University Academic Journal and Publications

Mr. Tawakal Abdi Ali

Director, Transport Mr. Said Nuriye Rabile


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Director, Security Services Mr. Hadliye Dahir Bakal

Director, Human Resource Development

Mr. Saed Hassan Hebane

Deans of Faculties and Schools Deans of Faculties

Faculty of Agriculture and Environment

Mr. Mohamed A. Osman

Faculty of Business and Public Administration Mr. Abubakar S. Ali

Faculty of Economics and Political Science

Mr. Abdirizak M. Osman

Faculty of Education Mr. Abdirahman A. Muhumed

Faculty of Engineering

Mr. Abdikarim I. Nour

Faculty of ICT and Computing Mr. Edwin O. Okech

Faculty of Sharia and Law

Dr. Mohamed A. Nageeye

Freshman Department Mr. Harun I. Warsame

Deans of Schools

School of Postgraduate Studies and Research Vacant

School of Dentistry

Dr. Abdirashid Omer Sh. Ibrahim


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School of Laboratory Technology Dr. Mohamed D. Qawdhan

School of Medicine and Surgery

Dr. Ismail H. Muhumed Aye

School of Nursing and Midwifery RN. Fatma H. Abubakar

School of Pharmacy

Mr. Abdirashid Dahir Aye

School of Public Health and Nutrition Dr. Abdisalam Jama Ibrahim

Associate Deans of Faculties and Schools

Associate Deans of Faculties

Faculty of Agriculture and Environment Mr. Abdiaziz Mohamed Ahmed Mr. Abdirahman Ibrahim Ege

Faculty of Business and Public Administration

Mr. Abdirahman Hassan Jeex Assistant Dean

Mr. Omer Mohamud Muhumed

Faculty of Economics and Political Science Mrs. Hodan Ali Khaire

Faculty of Education

Mr. Abdilahi Haji Omer Mr. Abdisalan Mohamed Osman Mr. Hassan Sh. Abdirahman Elmi

Assistant Dean Mrs. Zuhur Ahmed Mahamed

Faculty of Engineering Mr. Ahmed Awale Ahmed


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Faculty of ICT and Computing Mr. Ahmed Abdilahi Sh. Ibrahim

Khalid Abdirahman Hussein

Faculty of Sharia and Law Mr. Yahye Sahardid Nour

Assistant Dean Mr. Ali Sh. Mohamed Omer

Freshman Department

Mr. Abdirahman Ahmed Askar Assistant Dean

Mr. Abdirashid Mohamed Yusuf

Associate Deans of Schools School of Postgraduate Studies and Research

Mrs. Saciida A. Omer Mr. Moukhtar A. Robleh

School of Dentistry Mrs. Hibo Said Bile

School of Laboratory Technology

Mr. Abdirahman Said Deheye Assistant Dean

Mrs. Hakima Abdirahman Ahmed

School of Medicine and Surgery Mr. Ahmed Idiris Nour

Assistant Dean Mrs. Nura Mohamed Omer

School of Nursing and Midwifery

Mrs. Roda Ibrahim Rijal Mr. Ilyas Bashir Said

School of Pharmacy

Mr. Abdirizak Jirde Abdirahman Dean School of Public Health and Nutrition

Mr. Abdikarim Muse Du’ale


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1.0 Brief History and Background Following the collapse of the Somali state in 1991 and the civil

strife which followed, most educational facilities were destroyed, damaged or simply abandoned due to insecurity. Education ceased to function at all levels and the future of school-going children and youth throughout Somalia was suddenly blocked by circumstances beyond their control. Thousands of former students whose education was interrupted faced unemployment, and moreover without necessary qualifications to enter the job market. In response to this bleak situation, a group of Somali professionals from within Somaliland and the Diaspora met in 1996 and meditated on the creation of an institution of higher learning. This culminated in the establishment of Amoud University as a national community-based educational establishment.

Amoud University was formally registered in 1998 as a non-governmental, non-profit making institution. The University started with 66 students in two faculties (Education and Business Administration), and three (3) teachers, but now has 4,829 students enrolled in 15 teaching units, and Postgraduate programmes, and 312 teachers. The University is deeply rooted in the local community, and her primary support comes from the community elders, leaders, business people, concerned citizens and local non-governmental organizations. Moreover, the establishment of Amoud University is a symbol of the transition from an era of war and destruction to an era of peace and development. This has inspired other communities in Somaliland and other Somali speaking regions to create higher learning institutions along the ethos of Amoud University. The University continues to champion dissemination of knowledge through excellence and dedication.

Amoud University actively participates in national development of Somaliland. The University has worked, and continues to work in close consultation with the public and private sector institutions to improve the socio-economic well-being of the national populace. Amoud University endeavors to develop the necessary human capital through continuous design of market-sensitive courses that enhance sustainable national economic growth and development; in areas that are necessary and critical to accelerated progress towards achievement of Sustainable Development Goals. In 2012, Amoud University embarked on ambitious programme and mounted postgraduate programs, the first of its kind in the history of higher education in Somaliland. From three programmes in 2012, the school now runs eleven (11) programmes in five (5) faculties.


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The school has also successfully started a teaching centre in Hargaisa, the main city in Somaliland. This created a positive image of the University and has had a great impact on the city and the country as a whole. Many universities that were skeptical have followed suit and mounted postgraduate programmes in various fields. 1.2 Statements of Purposes of Amoud University The “purpose statements” of Amoud University as defined in Articles 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 of the 1996 Constitution as amended in 2008, and as reproduced hereunder. 1.2.1 Vision The vision of Amoud University is to be a centre of excellence in education and scholarship in the Horn of Africa, and a pioneer in promoting understanding among cultures and communities in the region. 1.2.2 Mission The mission of Amoud University is to provide quality education and training and significantly contribute to the development of potentialities of the people of Somaliland, and enable them join in the global village. 1.2.3 Identity Amoud University is a union of intellectuals dedicated to the development and well-being of the society through merging of ideas and dissemination of knowledge for the benefit of humanity. 1.2.4 Philosophy The philosophy of Amoud University is to understand and respond to community demands and disseminate knowledge to enhance academic enlightenment for all. 1.2.5 Objectives The objectives of Amoud University are to:

1) To restore hope and strengthen the confidence of the younger generation in the Islamic faith and in the country, and provide a sense of direction and thus reduce their tendency to get involved in anti-social activities and confrontations.

2) To be a model of a practical demonstration of the benefits of the culture of peace.


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3) To pioneer a tradition of higher education in Somaliland and train a new breed of professionals for all sectors.

4) To influence and guide the system of education in the country. 5) To provide alternatives and opportunities for those who are

attracted to foreign countries under the pretext of seeking higher education.

1.2.6 Core Values Amoud University, in pursuit of its vision and in carrying out its mission, shall be guided by the following core values:- 1.2.6.1 Excellence Excellence is the standard to which the University shall aspire in everything it does. The University shall offer its best even when something less may be acceptable to others; and always uphold the standards relevant to its discipline or practice. The University shall champion academic excellence through eminence in teaching and research; and scholarship that changes lives and deepens understanding; and creativity and innovation shall be hallmarks of its efforts. The University shall always be creative in its response to opportunities and challenges. 1.2.6.2 Ethicality The University shall remain ethical in behaviour as it promotes a collegial community and foster a culture within itself that is responsible, respectful, honest, and reflective; based on integrity, truthfulness, and straightforwardness. The University shall conduct itself according to the highest ethical standards, and provide education that promotes an awareness of sound ethical practice in a diverse society. 1.2.6.3 Non-Discrimination The University does not, and shall not, discriminate against anyone in any way or in any form whatsoever; whether on the basis of gender, race, tribe, clan, religion, disability, or any way in which someone may be discriminated against. The University shall pride in being an inclusive institution through fairer systems that provide access for everyone, no matter what their background, who has potential to benefit from higher education.


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1.2.6.4 Freedom of Thought and Expression The University shall remain enquiring, open to new ideas and new ways of thinking and of ensuring that it creates a sustainable institution. The University shall actively encourage and respect the right of all scholars, staff and students to engage in critical inquiry, independent research, intellectual discourse and public debate in a spirit of responsibility and accountability, in accordance with the principles of academic freedom and institutional autonomy. 1.2.6.5 Meritocracy The University shall base all its decisions on all matters on the merits of all competing viewpoints or persons. The University shall go by tested competencies and abilities, intelligence, credentials, and education based on uniform standards and scope. 1.2.6.6 Professionalism Amoud University shall uphold high quality academic status, ethical and quality standards in terms of recruitment, admission and services provided to enhance professional competence by providing the highest level of education to all. The University shall seek to attract and retain qualified staff to provide quality training for academic excellence, upholding the highest level of integrity. 1.2.6.7 Respect for the Environment The University shall be managed and run in conscious awareness of the environment, and fostering a culture of responsible, ethical and sustainable use of natural resources. The University shall embrace its responsibility as a public institution to support and contribute to national and regional development, and the welfare and upliftment of the wider community, through the generation and dissemination of knowledge and the production of socially responsible graduates. 1.2.7 Scope and Standards The 1996 Constitution as amended in 2008 sets the scope and standards of service rendered to students, staff and stakeholders in teaching, research, publication and community service. The Constitution is a commitment by Amoud University to deliver high quality services to its students, staff, research collaborators, donors, clients, other stakeholders and the public at large.


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2.0 Academic Programmes Amoud University offers the following postgraduate and undergraduate programmes. 2.1 Postgraduate Programmes 2.1.1 Faculty of Agriculture and Environment

1. Master of Science in Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability.

2. Master of Rural Development and Pastoral Economics. 2.1.2 Faculty of Business and Public Administration

1. Master of Business Administration in Finance and Accounting.

2. Master of Business Administration in Project Planning and Management.

3. Master of Business Administration in Public Administration. 2.1.3 Faculty of Education

1. Master of Education in Curriculum Management and Instruction.

2. Master of Education in Educational Planning and Management.

3. Master of Education in Educational Policy and Planning.

4. Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education Teaching. 2.1.4 Faculty of Sharia and Law

1. Master in Law.

2. Master in Sharia. 2.1.5 Faculty of Science

1. Master of Science in Research, Data Analysis and Statistical Methods.

2.1.6 School of Public Health and Nutritrion

1. Master of Public Health (Epidemiology & Population Health).

2. Master of Public Health (Health Promotion & International Health).

3. Master of Public Health (Nutrition & Dietetics).


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2.2 Undergraduate Programmes 2.2.1 Faculty of Agriculture and Environment

1. Bachelor of Agricultural Science. 2. Bachelor of Animal Science. 3. Bachelor of Environmental Management.

2.2.2 Faculty of Business and Public Administration A. Degree Programmes

1. Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting.

2. Bachelor of Business Administration in Management.

3. Bachelor of Development Studies.

4. Bachelor of Project Planning Management.

5. Bachelor of Public Administration. B. Diploma Programmes

1. Diploma in Business Administration. 2. Diploma in Project Planning and Development.

2.2.3 Faculty of Economics and Political Science

1. Bachelor of Economics. 2. Bachelor of Political Science and International Relations.

2.2.4 Faculty of Education A. Degree Programmes

Faculty of education offers bachelor degrees in the following subject combinations: 1. Biology/Chemistry. 2. English/Histrory. 3. Geography/History. 4. Physics/Mathematics.

B. Diploma Programmes

Faculty of education offer Diploma of Education in the following subject combinations: 1. Biology/Chemistry. 2. English/Histrory. 3. Geography/History. 4. Physics/Mathematics.


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2.2.5 Faculty of Engineering 1. Bachelor of Architecture Engineering. 2. Bachelor of Civil Engineering.

2.2.6 Faculty of ICT and Computing A. Degree Programmes

1. Bachelor of Business Information Technology (BBI). 2. Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT). 3. Bachelor of Software Engineering (BSE).

B. Diploma Programmes

1. Diploma in Information Technology (DIT). 2.2.7 Faculty of Sharia and Law A. Degree Programmmes

1. Bachelor of Law. 2. Bachelor of Sharia. B. Diploma Programmes 1. Diploma in Arabic Language.

2.2.8 School of Dentistry A. Degree Programmes

1. Bachelor of Dental Surgery. B. Diploma Programmes

1. Diploma in Dental Surgery. 2.2.9 School of Laboratory Technology

1. Bachelor of Laboratory Technology. 2.2.10 School of Medicine and Surgery

1. Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery. 2.2.11 School of Nursing and Midwifery A. Degree Programmes

1. Bachelor of Midwifery.

2. Bachelor of Nursing Anesthesia.

3. Bachelor of Nursing.


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2.2.12 School of Pharmacy

1. Bachelor of Pharmacy. 2.2.13 School of Public Health and Nutrition

1. Bachelor of Nutrition.

2. Bachelor of Public Health. 3.0 Staff and Student Profile 3.1 Staff Profile 3.1.1 Academic Staff Amoud University has 312 teaching staff, and management and administrative staff distributed as follows:- Table 1 Staff Profile – Teaching

Cadre Establishment

Management 28 Administrative 76

Academic 312

Total 416

Our teaching staff are highly qualified and competent in their areas of specializations and are regularly (annually) refreshed on new teaching and methodologies in higher education. 3.1.2 Support Staff Amoud University has 76 support staff from the rank of deputy officers to lower levels. Non-Teaching staff possess the hands-on-experience to competently operate in their specific areas in accordance with the policies of Amoud University. Support staff fall into different categories as follows:- Table 2 Staff Profile, Support Staff

Category Establishment

Drivers 21 Security 32 Others 111

Total 164


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The team of dedicated support staff ensure that their activities and the activities of their units at all times, and in all occassions, support the overall fourfold functions of teaching, research, publication and community service of the academic staff and of the University, and learning by students. 3.2 Student Profile The student enrolment has continued to rise over the years and currently stands at 4,829 for the 2018-2019 academic year, distributed as shown in Table 3. 3.2.1 Overall Student Enrolment, 2018-2019 The current student enrolment stands at 4829 as summarized in Table 3.


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Table 3 Student Enrolment, 2018-2019

Enrolment by Level Enrolment by Gender

Faculty/School Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Male Female Total Percent

1. Freshman 1255 - - - 816 439 1255 25.98% 2. Agric. & Environment 105 46 49 164 36 200 4.14% 3. Business 185 186 167 308 230 538 11.14% 4. Dental 79 36 19 91 43 134 2.77% 5. Education 28 62 105 181 14 195 4.03% 6. Engineering 114 102 68 273 11 284 5.88% 7. ICT 123 129 158 282 128 410 8.49% 8. Lab. Tech 92 80 32 122 82 204 4.22% 9. Sharia and Law 17 39 42 41 108 31 139 2.87% 10. Medicine 86 105 45 163 73 236 4.88% 11. Nursing 51 53 30 27 107 134 2.77% 12. Midwifery 36 29 17 0 82 82 1.69% 13. Pharmacy 40 39 25 50 54 104 2.15% 14. Economics 33 30 34 81 16 97 2.01% 15. Public Health &

Nutrition 63 72 36 66 105 171 3.54%

1st year 2nd year

16. Diploma – Business 19 16 24 11 35 0.72% 17. Diploma – Education 52 36 79 9 88 1.82% 18. Diploma – Project

Mngt. 14 12 16 10 26 0.54% 19. Postgraduate 295 202 353 144 497 10.29%

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Percentage enrolment in 2018/2019 by faculty/school in figures.

Figure 1. Overall enrolment, 2018-2019, by faculty/school. Percentage enrolment in 2018/2019 by faculty/school in figures.

Figure 2. percentage enrolment, 2018-2019, by faculty/school. 3.2.2 Total Students Turnover, 1997-2019 Since 1997, Amoud University has enrolled and graduated 6,264 students in various fields, with an average internal efficiency of 98.5%. Each year, the University produces an increased number of qualified graduates for various fields of specialization.

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Figure 6. Overall enrolment, 2014-2018, by gender. For the 2014-2018 period, the enrolment of male students increased from 2719 to 2823, and the enrolment of female students increased from 1237 to 1436. These reflect an increase of 0.765% per year for males and 3.27% per year for female students. While the enrolment of females may appear lower than for males at all points, the enrolment rates for females has actually increased at a higher rate than for male students. The overall enrolment increased by 1.53% per year over the 2014-2018 period. This is further highlighted in the Figure 7.

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Agr. Sci. 109 17 103 18 85 15 73 5 370 55 Anm. Sci. - - - - - - 49 19 49 19 Env. Mgt. 54 34 58 27 60 20 42 7 214 88 Total 163 51 161 45 145 35 164 31 633 162

The enrolment of male students in the Faculty of Agriculture and Environment fluctuated between 163 in 2015 and 164 in 2018 while that of females fluctuated between 51 in 2015 and 31 in 2018 in all programmes. These reflect an increase of 0.613% for males and a decrease of 39.21% for female students. This is further depicted graphically in Figure 8.

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2018 The enrolment in the Faculty of Business and Public Administration during 2015-2018 period is summarized in Table 6 and, in Figures 10, 11 and 12. Table 6 Enrolment, Faculty of Business and Public Administration, 2014-2018 Year 2015 2016 2017 2018 Total

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Accounting - - - - - - - - - - Mngt. 54 27 43 22 59 37 71 32 227 118 Prjct. Plng. 25 20 30 30 34 36 36 30 125 116 Pub. Admn. 13 8 6 14 6 4 11 4 36 30 Dev. Stds. 21 30 9 10 4 8 0 0 34 48 Dip. Bsns. 0 0 0 0 10 4 0 0 10 4 Dip. Prjct. 12 8 10 7 0 0 11 2 33 17 Total 125 93 98 83 113 89 129 68 465 333

In the Table 6 shows the enrolment in the Faculty of Business and Public Faculty of Business and Public Administration by programme, for the 2014-2018. The overall enrolment in the Faculty of Business and Public Administration decreased by 9.63% between 2015-2018 which reflects an average decline of 2.40% per year. The enrolment of male students over the period increased by 3.20% or by 0.80% per year while the enrolment of female students decreased by 26.88% over the period, or by 6.72% per year. The overall enrolment flow in the faculty is further depicted in the Figure 10 and Figure 11.


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The enrolments by degree and diploma programmes are highlighted in Figure 12.

Figure 12. Enrolement in the faculty of business and public administration, 2014-2018, by degree vs. diploma, by gender. By degree and diploma programmes, the enrolment in degree programmes was always higher than the enrolments in diploma programmes over the 2015-2018 period. This is generally expected in a university. Both degree and diploma programmes witnessed decreased enrolments over the period. The enrolments in the degree programmes reduced by 7.02% over the period or by 1.76% per year. In the degree programmes, the enrolment of male students improved slightly by 4.42% over the period or by 1.10% per year. The enrolment of female students decreased by 22.35% over the period, which reflects a decrease of 5.58% per year. The enrolments in the diploma programmes decreased for both male and female students. In the diploma programmes, the enrolment of male students improved slightly by 8.33% over the period or by 2.08% per year while the enrolment of female students decreased by 75.00% over the period, which reflects a decrease of 18.75% per year. The overall enrolment in the diploma programmes decreased by 35.00% over the 2015-2018 period or by 8.75% per year.

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3.2.3.3 Faculty of Economics and Political Science, Enrolment, 2014-2018 The enrolment in the Faculty of Economics and Political Science for the 2014-2018 period is summarized in Table 7 and Figure 13. Table 7 Enrolment, Faculty of Economics and Political Science, 2014-2018 Year 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Total

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Econ. 108 38 96 29 97 17 92 14 81 16 474 114 Plt. & Int. - - - - - - - - - - - - Total 108 38 96 29 97 17 92 14 81 16 474 114

The variation in enrolment in the Faculty of Economics and Political Science for the 2014-2018 depicted in Table 7 is further highlighted in Figure 13. This does not include the data from the department of political science and international relations, which is a new programme.

Figure 13. Enrolment flow in the faculty of economics and political science, 2014-2018, by gender. Figure 13 shows the enrolment in the faculty of Economics and Political Science by gender for the period, 2014-2018. The overall enrolment of male students decreased by 25.00% while the enrolment of females decreased by 57.89% over the period. These depict an enrolment decline of 5.00% for males and 11.57% for females per year. The overall enrolment in the Faculty of Economics and Political Science for the 2014-2018

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decreased by 33.56% over the period, which reflects a decline in enrolment of 6.71% per year. 3.2.3.4 Faculty of Education, Enrolment, 2014-2018 The faculty of education offers the general education courses at diploma, degree and postgraduate levels. The enrolment in the Faculty of Education for the 2014-2018 period is summarized in Table 8 and Figures 14 and 15. Table 8 Enrolment, Faculty of Education, 2014-2018 Year 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Total


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Note. Dip. = Diploma, Deg. Reg. = Degree, Reg = Regular, Upgrd. = Upgrading The enrolment for all regular degree programmes, upgrading degree programmes and diploma programmes in the Faculty of Education is illustrated in Figure 14.

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The enrolment for various programmes in the Faculty of Education during the 2014-2018 period generally witnessed a net reduction. The enrolment in degree programmes for the 2014-2018 period decreased by 27.67% which is an average decline of 5.53% per year. The enrolment in the regular degree programmes reduced by 50.71% over the period or by 10.14% per year. The enrolment of male students reduced by 46.58% (9.31% per year) while that of female students declined by 76.73% (or 14.34% per year). In the upgrading programme, the enrolment improved by 22.01% over the period or by 4.41% per year. The enrolment of male students increased by 27.84% (5.58% per year) while that of female students declined by 42.85% (or 8.57% per year). In the diploma programme, enrolment for both male and female students decreased by 58.95% over the period or by 11.79% per year. The enrolment of male students fell by 38.93% (7.98% per year) while the enrolment of female students declined by 89.53% (or 17.90% per year). The overall enrolment flow by degree and diploma is depicted in Figure 15.

Figure 15. Enrolment flows in the faculty of education, 2014-2018, by gender. The overall total enrolment in the Faculty of Education decreased by 43.05% between 2014-2018, or on average, by 8.61% per year. The enrolment of male students over the period increased by 31.08% or by 6.21% per year while the enrolment of female students decreased by 81.29% over the period, or by 16.25% per year.

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3.2.3.5 Faculty of Engineering, Enrolment, 2014-2018 The Faculty of Engineering offers bachelors degree programmes in Civil Engineering and Architecture Engineering. The enrolment in the Faculty of Engineering for the 2014-2018 period is summarized in Table 9 and Figure 16. Table 9 Enrolment, Faculty of Engineering, 2014-2018 Year 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Total


Civil Eng. 214 12 218 12 239 12 245 17 273 11 1189 64 Arc. Eng. - - - - - - - - - - - - Total 214 12 218 12 239 12 245 17 273 11 1189 64

The enrolment in the Faculty of Engineering, 2014-2018 varied as summarized in Table 9 and as further highlighted in Figure 16.

Figure 16. Enrolment flow in the faculty of engineering, 2014-2018, by gender. The Faculty of Engineering registered an overall improvement in enrolment of 25.66% over the 2014-2018 period, which is an increase of 5.18% per year. While the enrolment of male students witnessed a steady increase, that of females remained generally constant over the period, but with an overall decrease over the period. The enrolment of male students

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BIT 74 49 96 64 163 66 200 72 183 67 716 318 BBI 36 31 28 32 68 48 79 54 98 62 309 227 DIT 13 3 20 4 18 7 13 4 0 0 64 18 Total 123 83 144 100 249 121 292 130 281 129 1089 563

Note. BIT = Information Technology; BBT = Business Information Technology; DIT = Diploma in Information Technology.

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The Faculty of ICT and Computing registered a steady growth in students’ enrolment in the 2014-2018 period. The overall enrolment in all programmes increased from 206 in 2014 to 410 in 2018. The enrolment of male students increased from 123 in 2014 to 281 in 2018 while the enrolment of female students increased from 83 in 2014 to 129 in 2018. The enrolment of male students increased by 128.45% over the period, or by 25.69% per year. The enrolment of female students increased by 55.42% over the same period which is an increase of 11.08% per year. The overall enrolment increased by 99.02% over the 2014-2018 period, or by 19.80% per year. The line graph in Figure 18 shows the variation in enrolment by year and gender.

Figure 18. Enrolment flow in the Faculty of ICT and Computing, 2014-2018, by gender. The enrolment of male students in the Faculty of ICT and Computing increased in all programmes in the 2014-2018 period. The enrolment in BIT increased by 103.25%, (or 20.65% per year), while the enrolment in the BBI programme increased by 138.80% over the period or by 27.76% per year. The enrolment of male students in BIT increased by 147.29% (or by 29.45% per year) while the enrolment of female students in the programme increased by 36.73% (or by 7.34% per year). In the BBI programme, the enrolment of male students increased by 172.22% (34.44% per year) while the enrolment of female students increased by

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100.00% (or 20.00% per year). In the DIT programme, the overall enrolment decreased by 100.00% over the period or by 20.00% per year and by the same rate for male and female students. The overall enrolment for all programmes improved by 99.02% over the period or by 19.80% per year. The enrolment of male students increased by 128.93% (25.69% per year) while the enrolment of female students increased by 55.42% (or 11.08% per year). 3.2.3.7 Faculty of Sharia and Law, Enrolment, 2014-2018 The Faculty of Sharia and Law offers bachelors degree programmes in Sharia and in Law. The enrolment in the Faculty of Engineering for the 2014-2018 period is summarized in Table 10 and Figure 19. Table 10 Enrolment, Faculty of Sharia and Law, 2014-2018 Year 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Total


Law 55 11 55 12 46 14 52 12 52 9 260 58 Sharia 63 22 79 26 88 31 75 27 65 22 370 128 Total 118 33 134 38 134 45 127 39 117 31 630 186

The overall enrolment in the Faculty of Sharia and Law for 2014-2018 period is highlighted in Figure 19.

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Figure 20. Enrolment flows in the Faculty of Sharia and Law, 2014-2018, by gender. Both sharia and law programmes registered a net negative growth in enrolment in the 2014-2018 period. The overall enrolment in the Law programme decreased by 4.54% for the period, or by 0.90% per year. The enrolment of male students in the Law programme decreased by 5.45% over the period while that of females decreased by 18.18%. On average, the enrolment of male students in Law programme decreased by 1.09% per year while the enrolment of female students decreased by 3.36% per year. The overall enrolment in the Sharia programme increased by 2.35% for the period, or by 0.47% per year. The enrolment of male students in the Sharia programme increased by 3.17% over the period while that of females remained constant (0.00%). On average, the enrolment of male students in Sharia programme increased by 0.63% per year while the

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BDS 54 23 66 27 77 42 94 45 91 43 382 180 DDS - - - - - - - - - - - - Total 54 23 66 27 77 42 94 45 91 43 382 180

The data presented is only for bachelor of dental surgery. The variation in enrolment is highlighted in Figure 21.

Figure 21. Enrolment flow in school of dentistry, 2014-2018, by gender. The School of Dentistry registered significant improvement in enrolment for both male and female students. The enrolment of male students increased by 68.51% over the 2014-2018 period while the enrolment of female students increased by 86.95% over the period. The overall enrolment increased by 74.02% over the period. The enrolment of male students increased by 13.70% per year, of female students by 17.39% per

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year while the overall enrolment of the school increased by 14.80% per year. 3.2.3.9 School of Laboratory Technology, Enrolment, 2014-2018 The School of Laboratory Technology offers bachelors programme in laboratory technology. The enrolment in the School of Laboratory Technology for the 2014-2018 period is summarized in Table 12 and Figure 22. Table 12 Enrolment, School of Laboratory Technology, 2014-2018 Year 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Total


Lab. Tech. 48 20 77 27 109 44 118 58 122 82 474 231 Total 48 20 77 27 109 44 118 58 122 82 474 231

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Figure 22. Varaiation in enrolment in the school of laboratory technology, 2014-2018, by gender. The enrolment of male students in the School of Laboratory Technology improved from 48 in 2014 to 122 in 2019 while that of females improved from 20 in 2014 to 82 in 2018. The overall enrolment improved from 68 in

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Figure 23. Enrolment flow in school of laboratory technology, 2014-2018, by gender. During the 2014-2018 period, the enrolment of male students improved by 154.16% or by 30.83% per year while that of female students improved by 310.00% or by 62.00% or year. The overall enrolment improved by 200.00% or by 40.00% per year. 3.2.3.10 School of Medicine and Surgery, Enrolment, 2014-2018 The School of Medicine and Surgery offers bachelors programme in medicine and surgery. The enrolment in the School for the 2014-2018 period is summarized in Table 13 and Figures 24 and 25. Table 13 Enrolment, School of Medicine and Surgery, 2014-2018 Year 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Total


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Figure 25. Enrolment flows in School of Medicine and Surgery, 2014-2018, by gender. During the 2014-2018 period, the enrolment of male students in the School of Medicine and Surgery increased by 20.74% (or by 4.14% per year) while that of females improved by 52.08% (or by 10.41% per year). The overall enrolment increased by 28.96%, or by 5.29% per year. 3.2.3.11 School of Nursing and Midwifery, Enrolment, 2014-2018 The School of Nursing and Midwifery offers bachelors programme in Nursing, Midwifery, and Nursing Anesthesia. The enrolment in the School of Nursing and Midwifery for the 2014-2018 period is summarized in the following table and figures. Table 14 Enrolment, School of Nursing and Midwifery, 2014-2018 Year 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Total


Anesthesia - - - - - - - - - - - - Midwifery 0 36 0 65 0 72 0 72 0 82 0 327 Nursing 36 89 22 115 31 130 33 136 27 107 149 577 Total 36 125 22 180 31 202 33 208 27 189 149 904

Table 14 shows that over the 2014-2018 period, there was an overall increase in enrolment of 34.16%, or an increase of 6.83% per year in the School of Nursing and Midwifery. Nursing Anesthesia is a new programme and has not registered students. The first batch of admission

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Figure 26. Enrolment flow in the school of nursing and midwifery, 2014-2018, by gender. The enrolment in the nursing programme improved by 7.20% of the 2014-2018 period, or by 1.44% per year. However over this period, the enrolment of male students declined by 25.00% or by 5.00% per year while the enrolment of female students increased by 20.22% over the period, or by 4.04% per year. The midwifery programme did not enroll any male students over the 2014-2018 period. But the enrolment of female students increased by 127.77% over the period, or by 25.55% per year. The overall enrolment of males in both programmes decreased by 25.00% (or 5.00% per year) while that of females increased by 51.20% over the period, or by 10.24% per year. 3.2.3.12 School of Pharmacy, Enrolment, 2014-2018 The School of Pharmacy offers bachelors programme in Pharmacy. The enrolment in the School of Pharmacy for the 2014-2018 period is summarized in Table 15 and Figure 27.

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The enrolment of male students increased by 10 from 40 in 2014 to 50 in 2018 (25.00%) while that of females increased by 27 from 27 in 2014 to 54 in 2018 (100.00%). The overall enrolment increased 55.22% in the 2014-2018 period, or by 11.04% per year. The variation in enrolment by gender per year is further described in Figure 27.

Figure 27. Enrolment flow in the school of pharmacy, 2014-2018, by gender. Over the 2014-2018 period, the enrolment of males students increased by 5.00% per year and that of female students increased by 20.00% per year. By 2018, the enrolment of female students (51.92%) had overtaken the enrolment of male students (48.08%). 3.2.3.13 School of Public Health and Nutrition, Enrolment, 2014-2018 The School of Public Health and Nutrition offers bachelors programme in Public Health and in Nutrition. The bachelor of nutrition is a newly mounted programme and will register the first batch of students in the

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increased by 137.5% over the period which is an increase of 27.50% per year. The overall enrolment in the School of Public Health and Nutrition increased by 8.88% or by 1.78% per year. 4.0 Conferment of Degrees and award of Diplomas 4.1 Postgraduate Candidates/Graduands The Vice President, Academic Affairs, will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective master degrees of Amoud University. As the Vice President, Academic Affairs reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 4.1.1 Faculty of Agriculture and Environment A. Master of Rural Development and Pastoral Economics – 9

Graduands The Vice President, Academic Affairs, will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective master degrees of Amoud University. As the Vice President, Academic Affairs reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read.

1. Abdi-basid Mohamed Aden

2. Abdikani Mohamed Hussein

3. Ahmed-Wardi Hassan Nur

4. Hibo Ismail Abdilahi

5. Khadar Ali Osman

6. KhadarMohamoud Abdi

7. Mohamed Hamud Jama

8. Mohamed Nagueyeh Amin

9. Omar Osman Ali

B. Master of Science in Climate Change and Environmental

Sustainability – 27 Graduands The Vice President, Academic Affairs, will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective master degrees of Amoud University. As the Vice President, Academic Affairs reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read.

1. Abdihabiib Abdirahman Mohamed

2. Abdikarin Hassan Ahmed

3. Abdilahi Yusuf Muse

4. Abdirahman Adan Mohamed

5. Abdisamed Mohamed Ali

6. Abubakar Ismail Tukale

7. Ahmed Mohamed Osman

8. Ali Abdirizak Mohamed

9. Ali Ahmed Yusuf

10. Hafsa Omer Abdulaahi

11. Hassan Osman Hassan

12. Hibo Hassan Harun

13. Husein Ahmed Mohamoud

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15. Kayse Ali Yasin

16. Mohamed Abdilahi Yousuf

17. Mohamed Mohamoud Yusuf

18. Mohamed Said Issak

19. Mukhtar Aadan Abdilaahi

20. Nadira Abdirahman Mohamoud

21. Omer Mohamoud Farah

22. Rahma Ali Mohamed

23. Rahma Abdillahi Mohamed

24. Sahra Bashiir Adan

25. Shamsa Mohumed Mohamed

26. Umulkhair Mohamed Deria

27. Zahra Abukar Ismail

4.1.2 Faculty of Business and Public Administration

A. Master of Business Administration in Project Planning and Management – 37 Graduands

The Vice President, Academic Affairs, will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective master degrees of Amoud University. As the Vice President, Academic Affairs reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read.

1. Abdi Omar Dahir

2. Abdiaziz Dahir Egeh

3. Abdirahman Ismail Awed

4. Abdirisak Mohamed Abdillahi

5. Abdisalam Mohamed Adan

6. Abdullahi Hassan Mo'alin

7. Ahmed Abdirahman Jama

8. Ahmed Mohamed Hussein

9. Ahmed Sa'ad Mahmoud Abiib

10. Cabdirisaaq Ahmed Muxumed

11. Farhan Mohamed Jama

12. Guled Mohamed Hussein

13. Hamsa Suleiman Jama

14. Hamse Abdi Daud

15. Hanan Ahmed Ali

16. Hodan Hussein Mohamed

17. Hussein Omar Abdi

18. Hussein Omer Hassan

19. Ibrahim Hared Abdulahi

20. Ibrahim Osman Ismail

21. Idil Abdillahi Abdi

22. Idil Mohamed Omar

23. Ifrah Hassan Muse

24. Kadar Abdirahman Abib

25. Khadar Bihi Muhumed

26. Mabsoud Ahmed Ali

27. Mahad Jama Koronto

28. Mohamed Daud Ahmed

29. Muna Ibrahim Ahmed

30. Nour Ahmed Muse

31. Osman Barud Ali

32. Raqiya Ismail Elmi

33. Salma Sh Hassan Ibrahim

34. Sharmake Ahmed Muhumed

35. Umalkhayr Saeed Hassan

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B. Master of Business Administration in Finance and Accounting – 20 Graduands


1. Ahmed Idiris Nour

2. Abdalle Hussein Maydhane

3. Abdihakim Mohamed Awil

4. Abdinasir Nur Yousuf

5. Abdirahman Abdilahi Hirsi

6. Abdisalan Mohamed Muhumed

7. Abdisalan Sa'ad Saed

8. Ahmed Abdi Muse

9. Ali Jibril Yousuf

10. Bilan Mohamed Yousuf

11. Fardus Yousuf Duale

12. Filsan Fuad Ibrahim

13. Fuad Abdisamed Sh. Muhumed

14. Hodan Abdilahi Haji Omar

15. Kamaludin Mohamed Siciid

16. Khadar Abdi Osman

17. Mustafe Mohamed Dahir

18. Rahma Mohamed Ibrahin

19. Saed Mohamed Elmi

20. Said Yusuf Farah

4.1.3 Faculty of Education

A. Master of Education in Educational Policy & Planning – 10 Graduands


1. Ahmed Omer Qulle

2. Ahmed Jirde Abdilahi

3. Ali Abdi Mohamoud

4. Fahima Ahmed Omer

5. Hussein Osman Warsame

6. Mohamed Ahmed Aden

7. Omer Muhumed Abdi

8. Warda Abdi Kalinle

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B. Master of Education in Curriculum Management and Instruction – 1 Graduand

The Vice President, Academic Affairs, will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective master degrees of Amoud University. As the Vice President, Academic Affairs reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Mohamoud Mohamed Omer 4.1.4 Faculty of Science

A. Master of Science in Research, Data Analysis and Statistical Methods – 26 Graduands


1. Abdikarim Ali Abdi

2. Abdikarim Muse Ducaale

3. Abdinasir Dahir Egeh

4. Abdiqani Mohamed Aden

5. Abdirahmaan Saed Ahmed

6. Abdulrahman Ismail Mohamed

7. Ahmed Ibrahim Hussein

8. Ahmed Suleiman Bashir

9. Amin Mohamed Abdilahi

10. Barkhadle Hamud Ibrahim

11. Gulled Mohamed Yasin

12. Hassan Mohamed Heban

13. Idiris Hashi Egeh

14. Khadar Abdi Ibrahim

15. Khadar Abdi Khayre

16. Khadar Jama

17. Mohamed Abdi Mohamed

18. Mohamed Hassan Suleiman

19. Mohamed Ibrahin Abdullahi

20. Moukhtaar Housein Robleh

21. Mukhtar Abib Omer

22. Naleye Ahmed Dahir

23. Nasir Ibrahim Said

24. Nim'an Mohamed Ahmed

25. Samakab Basha Ahmed

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4.1.5 School of Public Health

A. Master of Public Health (Epidemiology & Population Health) – 9 Graduands


1. Abdiasis Mohamoud Ahmed

2. Abdiqani Abdillahi Abdirahman

3. Abdulkadir Mohamed Ahmed

4. Mohamed Yousuf Warsame

5. Muna Abdi Haybe

6. Umalkhair Aaden Mohamoud

7. Umulkheir Jama Nouh

8. Yahye Ali Duale

9. Yasmin Abdi Soran

B. Master of Public Health (Human Nutrition and Dietetics) – 37 Graduands


1. Aamina Awale Omer

2. Abadir Omer Mohamoud

3. Abdiqadir Abdilahi Hussein

4. Abdirahman Dahir Wais

5. Abdirahman Idaan Ismail

6. Abdirahman Said Deheye

7. Abdirisaq Jirde Abdi

8. Abdislan Aden Dahir

9. Adan Omar Mohamoud

10. Ahmed Moallim Hussein

11. Bilan Abrahman Abdisalan

12. Deqa Mohamed Haibe

13. Fadumo Mohamed Hamud

14. Hamda Hussein Yousuf

15. Hassan Ibrahim Ahmed

16. Hibo Mohamed Farah

17. Hodan Roble Hassan

18. Ibrahim Adem Mohamed

19. Ifrah Muhuhmed Aare

20. Ilyas Abdirahman Hussein

21. Ilyas Mohamed Abdilahi

22. Jawhara Ibrahim Osman

23. Khadar Omer Fahiye

24. Makadoor Farah Mohamoud

25. Mohamed Said Hassan

26. Mohamoud Haibe Elmi

27. Mukhtaar Hassan Dahir

28. Muna Ahmed Adem

29. Nasra Ali Omer

30. NegmaHariir Omer

31. Nimco Abdirahman Ahmed

32. Nuora Hussein Warsame

33. Osman Abdillahi Khairdon

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36. Su'ad Omer Ahmed

37. Ubah Mohamed Ileye

4.1.6 School of Medicine and Surgery – 6 Graduands

A. Master of Family Medicine The Vice President, Academic Affairs, will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective master degrees of Amoud University. As the Vice President, Academic Affairs reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read.

1. Farhan Roble Rirash

2. Hamse Mohamed H.Yusuf

3. Mohamed Umer Worseme

4. Mukhtar Ahmed Yusuf

5. Nicma Dahir Mahmoud

6. Nura Farah Abib

The President, Amoud University will arise and confer the degrees to the graduands by saying: The Vice President, Academic Affairs will arise and request the candidates to sit down by saying, “please be seated”

“I admit you into the degree and by my authority and that of the entire University, give you power read and do all that appertains to this degree”.

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4.2 Undergraduate Candidates/Graduands The Vice President, Academic Affars, calls upon Deans of Faculties and Schools to present their candidates for the Conferment of Degrees and Award of Diplomas. 4.2.1 Faculty of Agriculture and Environment A. Bachelor of Agricultural Science (Agr. Sci) – 27 Graduands The Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture and Environment will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Abdalle Abdirisak Farah Bile 2. Abdikarin Hassan Ahmed Abdi 3. Abdilahi Mohamed Ali Dagal 4. Abdillahi Sh. Hassan Ugas 5. Abdinasir Mohamed Abdillahi 6. Abdirahan Ahmed Hussein Da’ud 7. Abdirahman Muhumed Hadlie 8. Abdirashid Ali Bile Suldan 9. Abdirashid Mohamud Yousuf 10. Abdullahi Hussein Ibrahim 11. Artan Ahmed Rage Ali 12. Awil Abdi Jama Hassan 13. Ayaan Said Mohamoud Mahamed 14. Fadumo Mahamed Adem Essa

15. Harun Nour H. Osman 16. Hussein Abdi Hassan Hersi 17. Hussein Mohamed Noor 18. Idris Abdullahi Mohamed Hassan 19. Khaire Muhumed Khaire Roble 20. Mahad Omar Tifow 21. Mohamed Abdullahi Farah Abokor 22. Mohamed Mustafe Mohamed Abdi 23. Mukhtar Nour Mohamed 24. Salah Abdiwhid Jama Nour 25. Sharmake Ali Sahal 26. Yacquub Mohamoud Hassan Kahin

27. Yahye Ibrahim Abdilahi Nour

B. Bachelor of Environmental Management (Env. Mgt.) – 21 Graduands

The Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture and Environment will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Ahmed Suleiman Mohamed 2. Abdullahi Ali Osman Omar 3. Bishar Mohamed Warsame 4. Abas Abdi Hersi Gulied 5. Hamse Farah Aden Ali 6. Nuuro Hassan Jaamac Ahmed 7. Bashir Yasin Ali Ahmed

8. Mursal Said Mohamoud Farah 9. Saed Abdirahman Awed Farah 10. Abdirisak Ali Osman Mohamoud 11. Ahmed Mohamed Dahir Ahmed 12. Ahmed Osman Hassan Caynaan 13. Mohamed Bashir Dahir 14. Asma Osman Liban Bile


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15. Mohamed Bashe Ali Ayanle 16. Zamzam Mohamed Saed Samale 17. Duale Abdi Guled Mohamoud 18. Sainab Saed Osman Wais

19. Mohamed Jama Hassan Aadan 20. Jawhara Ahmed Ibrahim Amoud 21. Abdifatah Abdullahi Jama

The President, Amoud University will arise and confer the degrees to the graduands by saying: The Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture and Environment will arise and request the candidates to sit down by saying “please be seated” 4.2.2 Faculty of Business and Public Administration

A. Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting - 27 Graduands

The Dean of the Faculty of Business and Public Administration will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Abdifatah Jamal Abdi 2. Abdilahi Hamud Ahmed 3. Abdirahman Mohamoud Hersi 4. Abubakar Sa'ed Omer 5. Ali Elmi Mumin 6. Amal Ahmed Ismail 7. Ardo Haroun Mohamoud 8. Deka Ismail Nour 9. Fadumo Mohamed Caqli 10. Hamda Ali Omer 11. Hassan Arab Mohamoud 12. Mahad Mohamed Suleman 13. Mohamed Abdi Hirsi 14. Mohamed Abdi Yasin

15. Mohamed Abdiwasac Sh. Ali 16. Mohamed Adan Mohumed 17. Mohamed Ahmed Abdilahi 18. Mohamed Ahmed Abdirahman 19. Mohamed Ahmed Mohamed 20. Mohammad Mohamaoud Abdi 21. Mohamoud Ali Jama 22. Mohamoud Hussein Kamil 23. Muktar Abdinasir Osman 24. Muna Moumin Abdillahi 25. Nasteho Bashir Boqore 26. Nasteho Fahmi Abdi 27. Nimco Ali Hassan




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B. Bachelor of Business Administration in Management - 25 Graduands

The Dean of the Faculty of Business and Public Administration will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Abdifatah Mohamed Abdilahi 2. Abdisalam Ibrahim Mohamoud 3. Abdisamad Abdullahi Abdi 4. Aidarus Hussein Omar 5. Ali Mohamed Elmi 6. Asia Abdirashid Abdi 7. Asma Hassan Muhumed 8. Bahja Suleiman Hassan 9. Degen Abdikarim Hassan 10. Farhan Mohamed Ahmed 11. Fathiya Elmi Hassan 12. Idiris Mahdi Hassan 13. Khadar Abdirahman Egeh

14. Khadar Dahir Mahamoud 15. Khadar Mohamed Aadan 16. Khadra Ali Gelle 17. Khalid Khadar Ismail 18. Maryan Mahamed Tahir 19. Mohamed Ahmed Muhumed 20. Mohamed Hassan Abdi 21. Mohamed Hassan Jama 22. Mohamoud Daib Hami 23. Sareedo Mowliid Nour 24. Shamsa Abdi Warsame 25. Zakaria Mohamoud Mohamed

C. Bachelor of Development Studies - 15 Graduands The Dean of the Faculty of Business and Public Administration will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Abdisalam Mohamed Abdillahi 2. Abdukadir Hadi Mohamud 3. Abdullahi Mohamud Ali 4. Ahmed Abdirahman Mohamed 5. Aisha Abdourazack Houssein 6. Asma Mohamed Ahmed 7. Deeqa Sh. Muuse Yousuf 8. Hassan Mohamed Egeh

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D. Bachelor of Project Planning and Management - 47 Graduands The Dean of the Faculty of Business and Public Administration will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Aamina Sh. Mohamed Abdilahi 2. Abdibasid Ibrahim Egeh 3. Abdifatah Aden Mohamed 4. Abdimajid Abdirisaq Ali 5. Abdimalik Sh. Abdirahman Elmi 6. Abdirahman Hussien Ileye 7. Abdirahman Osman Adam 8. Abdirasak Mohamud Yusuf 9. Abdisalan Mohamed Abdillahi 10. Amina Cabdiraxman Ismacil 11. Asad Aden Hirsi 12. Asia Mohamed Aden 13. Asma Hussien Hufane 14. Deka Suleiman Mohumed 15. Faisa Mohamed Yasin 16. Fatouma Kalif Aden 17. Hibo Osman Hassan 18. Hoda Gaas Jama 19. Hodan Ahmed Esa 20. Hodan Osman Ibrahim 21. Hodan Yousuf Maah 22. Ifrah Aden Jama 23. Ilhan Omer Da'ud 24. Ilyas Dahir Mouse

25. Iman Adan Mohamed 26. Jamal Abdinasir Mohamud 27. Mohamed Abdilahi Husein 28. Mohamed Adam Ahmed 29. Mohamed-amin Ismail Jama 30. Mohamud Yahye Ahmed 31. Mursal Salah Dubad 32. Najma Mohamed Aden 33. Nasra Mohamed Omer 34. Nimcaan Shiiqiye Hassan 35. Nimco Ahmed Mohamed 36. Nimco Ahmed Qalombi 37. Nour Muhumed Ibrahim 38. Rahma Ahmed Nour 39. Rahma Farah Bulale 40. Sadia Hassan Mohamed 41. Sahal Hassan Haddi 42. Salma Yasin Mohamed 43. Samatar Jama Abdilahi 44. Samater Saed Osman 45. Samira Abdilahi Hassan 46. Sharmake Adam Hassan 47. Yousuf Abdilahi Ali

E. Bachelor of Public Administration - 18 Graduands The Dean of the Faculty of Business and Public Administration will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Hamze Ahmed Hussein 2. Abdikhadar Abdi jama 3. Abdirahim Muse Mohamed 4. Habon Omer Rabile

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9. Kawsar Ahmed Abdilahi 10. Mahad Abdihakim Abdilahi 11. Abdirahman Mohamoud Ismail 12. Bushra Omer Osman 13. Asma Mohamed Faarah

14. Kadra Ali Isak 15. Halimo Abdilahi Said 16. Asha Ibrahim Abdilahi 17. Shukri Farah Ahmed 18. Ladan Mohamed Abdilahi

The President, Amoud University will arise and confer the degrees to the graduands by saying: The Dean of the Faculty of Business and Public Administration will arise and request the candidates to sit down by saying, “please be seated”. 4.2.3 Faculty of Economics and Political Science

A. Bachelor of Economics - 32 Graduands The Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Political Science will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Abdifatah Ahmed Mohamed 2. Abdikadir Yassin Warsame 3. Abdillahi Nour Hoosh 4. Abdiqafar Mohamoud Eidle 5. Abdirahman Mohamed Kaahin 6. Abdirahman Mustafe Hussien 7. Abdirazak Ibrahim Adan 8. Abdishakur Isse Abdikarim 9. Abdiwahab Osman Omar 10. Abdullahi Ahmed Mohamed 11. Abokor Hussein Hassan 12. Ahmed Hussein Hersi 13. Ahmed Mohamoud Abdi 14. Awil Bashir Olad 15. Ayub Abdulahi Mohamed 16. Bashir Mohamed Bashir

17. Fahima Nour Dagal 18. Fathia Ahmed Mohamed 19. Faysal Abdullahi Yusuf 20. Hamda Sh. Abdirizak Muhumed 21. Ikran Ibrahim Cige 22. Kamal Barkhad Bashir 23. Mahad Mohamed Warsame 24. Mohamed Abdirahman Hussein 25. Mohamed Bashir Hersi 26. Mohamed Hassan Mohamed 27. Muhiadin Mohamoud Tubhaye 28. Nuradin Adan Moumin 29. Osman Harir Barud 30. Rooda Axmed Cabdiraxmaan 31. Umaima Ali Awale 32. Zakaria Osman Nur




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The President, Amoud University will arise and confer the degrees to the graduands by saying: The Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Political Science will arise and request the candidates to sit down by saying “please be seated”. 4.2.4 Faculty of Education A. Biology /Chemistry - 20 Graduands The Dean of the Faculty of Education will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Abdiaziz Biihi Ahmed 2. Abdifatah Hassan Yusuf 3. Abdillahi Kahie Rirash 4. Abdirahman Atosh Muhumed 5. Abdirazak Mohamoud Farah 6. Abdirizak Abib Muhumed 7. Abdisalam Warsame Mohamed 8. Abdisamad Me'ad Dahir 9. Abokor Omar Osman 10. Fardowsa Sh. Dahir Magan

11. Farhan Dahir Aden 12. Hamza Mohamed Abdi 13. Hassan Abdi Moumin 14. Hassan Ahmed Abdilahi 15. Khaddar Abdilahi Aden 16. Noura Mouse Elmi 17. Omar Bile Ibrahim 18. Sahardid Hashi Ardale 19. Suber Sh. Hussein Abdilahi 20. Ugaso Hassan Mouse

B. English /History - 16 Graduands The Dean of the Faculty of Education will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Abdifatah Khalid Elmi 2. Abdikani Abib Dahir 3. Abdikani Yousof Bullaale 4. Abdinasir Ali Eidle

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9. Faisal Da’uud Abdullahi 10. Faisal Mohamed Hassan 11. Ibrahim Mowlid Ibrahim 12. Khadar Abdi Farah

13. Mahdi Abdilahi Mohamoud 14. Mahdi Hassan Barkhad 15. Mohamed Hussein Jama 16. Sharmake Dahir Barkhad

C. Mathematics /Physics - 12 Graduands The Dean of the Faculty of Education will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Abdikani Isse Mohamud 2. Mohamed Derie Dugsie 3. Abdillahi Deheye Warsame 4. Abdiasis Ahmed Du'ale 5. Muhyadin Abdirashid Mohamed 6. Abdirahman Mohamed Ali

7. Hassan Abdirahman Jama 8. Jim’ale Ali Sh. Ibrahim 9. Jama Faisal Ahmed 10. Khadar Mohamed Muse 11. Maxamed Maxamuud Xersi 12. Yusuf Abdulahi Yusuf

D. Physics/ Mathematics - 9 Graduands The Dean of the Faculty of Education will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Abdirahman Mohamed Omar 2. Abdirahman Omer Osman 3. Abdirashid Jama Sa'ed 4. Abdirizak Abdirashid Muhumed 5. Abubakar Ali Farah

6. Mohamed Abdikarim Farah 7. Nuurwali Mohamed Elmi 8. Ridwan Abdirahman Ahmed 9. Yusuf Mohamed Suge

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4.2.5 Faculty of Engineering A. Bachelor of Civil Engineering - 62 Graduands The Dean of the Faculty of Engineering will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Abdifatah Abdilahi Omer 2. Abdifatah Mohamed Farah 3. Abdifatah Muhumed Abdi 4. Abdikani Mohamoud Abdilahi 5. Abdikani Mohamoud Ali 6. Abdikani Omer Abdi 7. Abdinasir Sead Salax 8. Abdiqadir Abdi Ali 9. Abdirabbi Mohamed Adan 10. Abdirahman Mohamed Ali 11. Abdirashid Bashir Maidhane 12. Abdirashiid Mohamoud Mohamed 13. Abdirisaq Elabe Mohamoud 14. Abdisalam Abdillahi Mohamoud 15. Abdishakour Ahmed Jama 16. Abdiwasac Mouse Ibrahim 17. Abdourahim Omar Hassan 18. Abdourazak Moumin Daher 19. Abdurahiim Abdurrahman Dahir 20. Abdurahman Muhumed Elmi 21. Abokar Hamud Aamin 22. Abubakar Sead Kalinle 23. Adam Ali Abdulle 24. Ahmed Abdi Esse 25. Ahmed Mohamed Hussein 26. Ahmed-yasin Elmi Diria 27. Aidarous Mohamed Dahir 28. Amin Ahmed Dahir 29. Amin Hamud Muhamed 30. Asia Abdi Hadi 31. Bashir Abi Hassan

32. Elmi Gesale Adan 33. Fardouse Abiib Muhumed 34. Hamse Abdi Mead 35. Hamse Nour Ainan 36. Hamze Yousuf Aw Aden 37. Hassan Abdi Dugsiye 38. Hassan Abdi Hassan 39. Hassan Osman Hussein 40. Hussein Omer Mouse 41. Hussein Said Issa 42. Ibrahim Abubakar Mohamed 43. Ibrahim Mohamed Muhumed 44. Ibrahim Mohamoud Hassan 45. Ilyas Mohamed Mohamoud 46. Ilyas Mohamed Salad 47. Khalid Hussein Muhumed 48. Liban Mohamoud Abdi 49. Mahad Mohamed Gelle 50. Maxamud Cisman Maxamed 51. Mohamed Abdi Adan 52. Mohamed Abdi Yousuf 53. Mohamed Abdillahi Aw Osman 54. Mohamoud Awil Abdi 55. Mohamud Mohamed Mohamud 56. Najma Mohamoud Omer 57. Rahma Ahmed Esse 58. Rahma Awale Ali 59. Ridwan Abdi Adan 60. Said Aidid Artan 61. Yahye Farah Said 62. Yahye Yousuf Omer

The President, Amoud University will arise and confer the degrees to the graduands by saying:


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The Dean of the Faculty of Engineering will arise and request the candidates to sit down by saying “please be seated”. 4.2.6 Faculty of ICT and Computing A. Bachelor of Business Information Technology (BBT) – 59

Graduands The Dean of the Faculty of ICT and Computing will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read.

1. Abdifatah Elmi Osman Jimale

2. Abdikadir Ahmed Mohamed Nour

3. Abdikarim Dahir Omar Farah

4. Abdikarim Hassan Ibrahim Farah

5. Abdikarim Jama Mohamoud Hadi

6. Abdirahman Ali Abdilahi Elmi

7. Abdirahman Yonsi Adan Yama

8. Abdirisak Mire Nouh Farah

9. Abdiwahab Osman Farah Bidhiid

10. Abdiwasac Muse Abdilahi Ahmed

11. Abib Eggeh Wais Waberi

12. Absie Abdillahi Farah Mohamed

13. Adan Abdirisaq Hussein Mire

14. Adifatah Ali Abdilahi Suldan

15. Ahmed Abdi Nour Hergeye

16. Ahmed Osman Ali Amir

17. Ali Kayse Muhumed

18. Amal Abdi Hussein Warsame

19. Asia Mahamoud Yousuf Egge

20. Ayan Abdirahman Ismail Elmi

21. Ayan Saed Dahir Wairah

22. Ayan Siyad Omar

23. Bilan Barkhad Adur Almagan

24. Fadumo Osman Adan Abdilahi

25. Fadumo Sh.Osman Hassan Ainan

26. Fathia Mumin Shirwa' Hamud

27. Fu’ad Faisal Omer Bille

28. Hamda Bashir Mohamoud Mumin

29. Hamda Osman Saed Abtidon

30. Hamse Ali Dahir Amoud

31. Hamse Mohamoud Ismail Ali

32. Hibo Khadar Omar

33. Hibo Muhumed Hassan Qalinle

34. Hodan Mohamed Ibrahim Nadif

35. Hodan Saed Nour Sigad

36. Ismahan Mohamed Elmi

37. Khadra Sh.Muse Sh.Omar

38. Khalid Hussein Sh. Farah Lodan

39. Luqman Abdikadir Jama Hussein

40. Maryan Jamal Sh. Hassan Badeed




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41. Mohamd Abdi Nour Obsie

42. Mohamed Ahmed Mumin Raabi

43. Mubarik Hamud Imran Waberi

44. Muna Abdi Khalif Egeh

45. Mustafe Ahmed Saeed

46. Mustafe Hussein Mohamoud Alil

47. Nagad Abdirashid Qasin

48. Nagad Ismail Abdi Hadi

49. Naima Yasin Abdullahi

50. Najma Hashi Muse

51. Nim’an Yassin Aw-Abdi Hirsi

52. Nouradin Abdi Yousuf Bakal

53. Omar Abdi Ibrahim Barkhadle

54. Raho Abdi Abdilahi Nour

55. Saeed Ahmed Abib

56. Sainab Hussein Abdirahman Ibrahim

57. Salman Fahie Ali Abdi

58. Samira Maidhane Bare

59. Yacqub Muse Ali Adan

B. Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT) – 87 Graduands The Dean of the Faculty of ICT and Computing will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read.

1. Abdalla Mohamed Ali

2. Abdiaziz Mohamed Jama Barkhadle

3. Abdiaziz Muhumed Ahmed Qalib

4. Abdifatah Ai Khaire Gedi

5. Abdifatah Bashir Arte

6. Abdifatah Elmi Ateye

7. Abdihakim Ali Ismail Muhumed

8. Abdihakim Dahir Hirad Warsame

9. Abdihamid Roble Hassan Wais

10. Abdikadir Nour Dahir Ali

11. Abdikani Mohamed Yousuf Hirsi

12. Abdikhadar Ahmed Farah Jama

13. Abdiqadir Ibrahim Mohamed

14. Abdirahman Abdillahi Hassan

15. Abdirahman Ali Dahir Ibrahim

16. Abdirahman Hashi Abdirahman Ali

17. Abdirahman Mohamed H. Abubakar

18. Abdirasak Bashir Jama'

19. Abdirashid Mahamed Yousuf Kahin

20. Abdirisak Abdirashid Osman Mead

21. Abdisamad Abdirahman Muse Isak

22. Abdisamad Muhumed Hadi

23. Abdiwali Mohamed Ahmed Farah

24. Abdiwasac Bade Mouse Obsiye

25. Abubakar Abdilahi Abdi Fureh

26. Adan Mohamed Ahmed Abdi

27. Adna Adan Mohamed Yousuf

28. Aidarous Elmi Yousuf

29. Amin Abdikarim Hassan

30. Anisa Abdikarim Dahir Hussein

31. Aqli Mohamed Aqli Ateye

32. Asia Abdilahi Ahmed Maidhane

33. Asia Hassan Esse Rage

34. Asma Abdilahi Ahmed H. Mumin

35. Awale Mohamed Ibrahim Rage

36. Awo Ibrahim Warsame Hammi

37. Bashir Mohamed Hassan Ahmed

38. Elmi Sh. Abdirahman Elmi

39. Fadumo Saed Awale Farah


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40. Fathi Abdi Dahir Ibahim

41. Fawsi Abdrashid Nour Du’ale

42. Gedi Abdilahi Adan Mohamed

43. Habon Ahmed Ali H. Dahir

44. Hamda Abdirahman Ahmed Ardale

45. Hamse Abdi Samrie Abrar

46. Hamse Abdillahi Ibrahim Farah

47. Hamse Abubakar H. Muhumed Aye

48. Harun Mohamed Ibrahim Ahmed

49. Hassan Abdi Ismail Dugsie

50. Hodo Ahmed Barkhad Obsie

51. Hodo Mohamed Abdilahi Ismail

52. Hussein Hamud Mohamed Hussein

53. Hussein Nour Omar Hirsi

54. Ibrahim Abdirahman Hussein Ainan

55. Ikran Ismail Muhumed

56. Ilyas Elmi Husien

57. Jibril Mohamoud Hashi Maidhane

58. Juweria Mohamoud Muse Bulhan

59. Kamal Mouse Muhumed Abubakar

60. Khalid Ahmed Mohamoud

61. Liban Ali Abdihafid Omar

62. Luqman Idiris Farah Ali

63. Mahamed Khadar Omer Amare

64. Marwa Mohamed Samale Bahdon

65. Mohamed Abdi Dahir

66. Mohamed Abdi Hadlie Warfa

67. Mohamed Abdirahman Ibrahim Digale

68. Mohamed Abdirashid Ahmed Shire

69. Mohamed Adan Hussein Amed

70. Mohamed Ahmed Ismail Abdi

71. Mohamed Ahmed Yasin Iman

72. Mohamed Hassan Nouh Farah

73. Mohamed Jama Adare Hergeye

74. Mohamed Khadar Jama Dirie

75. Mohamed Muse Esse Omar

76. Mohydin Moh'ed Sh. Abdillahi

77. Mubarik Mohamoud Dahir Aye

78. Muna Yousuf Abdi Elmi

79. Osman Omar Nur

80. Salma Abdirahman Mohamoud Jama

81. Shukri Mohamed Ali Muhumed

82. Suhaib Hussein Omar Adan

83. Suhaib Mohamed Adan Kibar

84. Suhaib Mohamed Mohamoud

85. Yasmin Abdisamad Farah Roble

86. Yonis Nouh Yonis Muse

87. Yusra Hassan Adan Du’ale

4.2.7 Faculty of Sharia and Law A. Bachelor of Law (LLB) - 13 Graduands The Dean of the Faculty of Sharia and Law will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Abdillahi Moumin Sh. Ali 2. Ali Du'ale Farah 3. Hamse Abdisalan Mohamed

4. Hanad Khalif Warsame 5. Ibrahim Hussein Hufane 6. Ibrahim Moumin Are


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7. Kaise Abdi Ibrahim 8. Mohamed Abdi H. Ahmed 9. Mohamed Yousuf Ali 10. Nimco Hussein Dugsie

11. Rahma Warsame Abdillahi 12. Suhaib Ahmed Hassan 13. Yousuf Jama Are

B. Bachelor of Sharia - 30 Graduands The Dean of the Faculty of Sharia and Law will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Abdifatah Jama Said 2. Abdillahi Elmi Hashi 3. Abdirahman Hassan Abdirahman 4. Abdrahman Mouse Ismail 5. Asad Aden Yousuf 6. Asma Bahsane Said 7. Hamse Abdillahi Ibrahim 8. Ilhan Hussein Hassan 9. Istahil Abdirahma Mead 10. Jama Abdillahi Derie 11. Mahad Yousuf Hussein 12. Mahira Mohamoud Hashi 13. Mohamed Abdikarim Abdillahi 14. Mohamed Hussein Mohamed 15. Mohamed Mohamoud Muhumed

16. Mohamed Mohamoud Tukale 17. Mohamoud Abdi Khaire 18. Mohamoud Omar Nour 19. Mouse Barkhad Abdi 20. Muhyadin Ismail Aw Ali 21. Mus'ab Mouse Hussein 22. Nagib Bulale Liban 23. Naima Abdikarim Mead 24. Nimco Ahmed Abdillahi 25. Nimco Dahir Abdillahi 26. Ramash Hussein Derie 27. Roda Hassan Nour 28. Rukia Abdirahman Omar 29. Sa'ad Sh. Hamud Nadif 30. Samia Sh. Ibrahim Bakal

The President, Amoud University will arise and confer the degrees to the graduands by saying: The Dean of the Faculty of Sharia and Law will arise and request the candidates to sit down by saying “please be seated”.




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4.2.8 School of Dentistry A. Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) - 23 Graduands The Dean of the School of Dentistry will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Abdiasis Barkhad Mohamoud 2. Abdikadir Ahmed Awil 3. Abdikani Jibril Elmi 4. Abdirahman Mohamed Ibrahim 5. Abdirahman Mohamed Muhumed 6. Abdirahman Muhumed Bashe 7. Abdirisak Ahmed Abdilahi 8. Abdirisaq Mohamed Omar 9. Adan Abdiasis Barkhad 10. Ahmed Mohamed Hassan 11. Asma Ibrahim Abdilahi 12. Khadra Hussein Mohamed

13. Mariam Abdirisak Adan 14. Mohamed Abdiwali Mohamoud 15. Mohamed H.Omar Gedi 16. Mubarik Saed Hassan 17. Muhiyadin Hassan Abdilahi 18. Mukhtar Abdirisaq Mahamud 19. Muna Ali Omar 20. Mustafe Osman Ibrahim 21. Warsame Khadar Mohamed 22. Zainab Suleiman Abdilahi 23. Zakaria Ahmed Abdilahi

The President, Amoud University will arise and confer the degrees to the graduands by saying: The Dean of the School of Dentistry will arise and request the candidates to sit down by saying “please be seated”.




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4.2.9 School of Laboratory Technology

A. Bachelor of Science in Clinical Laboratory - 28 Graduands The Dean of the School of Laboratory Technology will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Abdiaziz Mohamed Yousuf 2. Abdirahman Abdilahi Guleid 3. Abdirahman Barkhad Gabobe 4. Abdiwahab Faisal Yousuf 5. Aden Gas Iid 6. Ahmed Adam Maidhane 7. Ahmed Hussein Alin 8. Asia Osman Abdilahi 9. Asma Abdikadir Mahamed 10. Fadli Bashir Derie 11. Faduma Hasan Ali 12. Hasan Ibrahim Adam 13. Hodan Ahmed Abdi 14. Ifrah Ishak Muhumed

15. Jamal Muhumed Yousuf 16. Khalid Mohamoud Sid’i 17. Mohamed Abdinur Warsame 18. Mohamed Hussein Sh. Barkhad 19. Mohamed Ismacil Abdilahi 20. Muhiyadiin Jibril Ahmed 21. Muhiyadin Bashir Ahmed 22. Muna Omer Ahmed 23. Najax Abdi Warsame 24. Nasra Omer Hasan 25. Nura Abdikarim Dahir 26. Sahra Osman Hasan 27. Salman Osman Hassan 28. Zakaria Sh. Essa Sh. Hassan

The President, Amoud University will arise and confer the degrees to the graduands by saying: The Dean of the School of Laboratory Technology will arise and request the candidates to sit down by saying “please be seated”.




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4.2.10 School of Medicine and Surgery A. Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (MBBS) - 23 Graduands The Dean of the School of Medicine will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Abdikadir Mahamed Suleiman 2. Abdikadir Mohamed Ahmed 3. Abdillahi Muse Farah 4. Abdirahman Abdirashid Osman 5. Amin Yusuf Mohamoud 6. Asma Abdiaziz H. Abubakar 7. Asma Ahmed Ibrahim 8. Faduma Adam Abdilahi 9. Faduma Adam Abdilahi 10. Faiza Mohamed Dahir 11. Haddi Bashir Haddi 12. Hassan Siyad Ali

13. Hodan Mohamed Osman 14. Jibril Olad Dhidar 15. Mohamed Dayib Dahir 16. Mohamed Osman Farah 17. Mohamoud Aaden Muse 18. Mustafe Abdilahi Khairdon 19. Najma Mohamed Muhumed 20. Omar Yusuf Elmi 21. Osman Abdikarim Osman 22. Saed Bashir Abdi 23. Sameer Abdi Ismail

The President, Amoud University will arise and confer the degrees to the graduands by saying: The Dean of the School of Medicine and Surgeyry will arise and request the candidates to sit down by saying, “please be seated”. 4.2.11 School of Nursing and Midwifery

A. Bachelor of Science in Anesthesia - 28 Graduands The Dean of the School of Nursing and Miwifery will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Abdifatah Hamud Osman 2. Ahmed Jama Ali

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B. Bachelor of Science in Nursing - 28 Graduands The Dean of the School of Nursing and Miwifery will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Ahmed Hussien Hassan 2. Amal Abdikadir Mohamed 3. Asia Rage Adan 4. Asma Mohamed Da'ud 5. Ayan Abdirahman Dihod 6. Ayan Mohamed Hadi 7. Ayan Sayid Awale 8. Bilan Mohamed Muhumed 9. Fadumo Ali Abdilahi 10. Fadumo Elmi Hassan 11. Fadumo Hamud Muhumed 12. Fihima Sh. Abdirahman Elmi 13. Hamdi Abdirahman Mohamoud 14. Hodo Hamud Yousuf

15. Huda Dahir Esse 16. Khadir Abdillahi Mohamed 17. Khadir Elmi Kamil 18. Ladna Abdisamad Sh. Omar 19. Mohamoud Abdilahi Mohamed 20. Naima Ahmed Mohamoud 21. Radwa Yasin Mahamed 22. Rahma Ahmed Saed 23. Ramadan Aden Abdilahi 24. Sagal Abdulahi Abdalle 25. Salma Elmi Omer 26. Salma Nuh Hashi 27. Sugal Jama Sugal 28. Umalkair Ahmed Abdilahi

C. Bachelor of Science in Midwifery - 17 Graduands The Dean of the School of Nursing and Miwifery will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Asia Nouh Abdikarin 2. Asma Abdirahmen Omer 3. Asma Bashir Maxamoud 4. Asma Burale Awale 5. Asma Faysal Abiib 6. Fadhiya Yusuf Omer 7. Fadumo Abdirahman Jamac 8. Fardusa Abdi Ahmed 9. Hamda Ismail Nour

10. Hinda Omer Nour 11. Idil Ali Ahmed 12. Jamila Abdirahmen Jamac 13. Naciima Suleiman Husein 14. Nimco Awale Husein 15. Safia Jamac Abdilahi 16. Samsam Yousuf Mouse 17. Saynab Mohamoud Mohamed

The President, Amoud University will arise and confer the degrees to the graduands by saying: “I admit you into the degree and by my authority and that of the entire University, give you power read and do all that appertains to this degree”.


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The Dean of the School of Nursing will arise and request the candidates to sit down by saying, “please be seated”. 4.2.12 School of Pharmacy A. Bachelor of Science in Clinical Pharmacy - 18 Graduands The Dean of the School of Pharmacy will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Abdirahman Adam Osman 2. Abubakar Hussein Ali 3. Adam Abdi Ahmed 4. Ahmed Mohamed Hassan 5. Ayan Ahmed Omar 6. Ayanle Adam Muhumed 7. Ayanle FaraH Ismail 8. Bashir Abdiasis Ahmed 9. Bashir Yusuf Mohamed

10. Faysa Yacqub Hassan 11. Hafsa Abdiladif Omar 12. Hibo Abdisamad Oman 13. Hodan Hussein Mohamed 14. Madina Abdi Hassan 15. Mukhtar Husein Muhumed 16. Mursal Salah Yusuf 17. Omar Siyad Ali 18. Taysiir Mohamed Ahmed

The President, Amoud University will arise and confer the degrees to the graduands by saying: The Dean of the School of Pharmacy will arise and request the candidates to sit down by saying “please be seated”.





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4.2.13 School of Public Health and Nutrition A. Bachelor of Public Health - 30 Graduands The Dean of the School of Public Health will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Abdihakiin Sayid Kalinle 2. Abdikadir Hashi Abdirahman 3. Abdimajid Ateye Ali 4. Abdirahman Ahmed Abdillahi 5. Abdirashid Mahamed Elmi 6. Abdirashid Mahdi Isxaq 7. Abdisalan Sh.Mohamed Muhumed 8. Abdulaziz Mowlid Abdi 9. Ahmed Mohamed Dahir 10. Asma Abdirizak Muhumed 11. Asma Mowlid Nour 12. Awale Abdilahi Mahamed 13. Deka Mahamoud Hassan 14. Fadumo Mahamed Barre 15. Fatouma Omar Abdi

16. Hafsa Hassan Roble 17. Hassan Ahmed Mohamoud 18. Idil Omer Ahmed 19. Khadra Hussein Ahmed 20. Khalid Sead Dahir 21. Ladan Abdirahman Hassan 22. Maris Abdi Saban 23. Mona Ahmed Muse 24. Nimo Hassan Dahir 25. Rahma Mohamoud Jibril 26. Rakia Abdi Ahmed 27. Salma Ahmed Sh. Farah 28. Samater Suleiman Abdi 29. Saredo Mohamed Mahamoud 30. Yahye Muhumed Sh. Ibrahim

The President, Amoud University will arise and confer the degrees to the graduands by saying: The Dean of the Public Health will arise and request the candidates to sit down by saying, “please be seated”.




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4.3 Diploma Candidate/Graduands 4.3.1 Diploma in Information Technology The Dean of the Faculty of ICT and Computing will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read.

1. Hamse Mohamed Bayle 2. Muna Ibrahim Nageye

4.3.2 Diploma in Education A. Biology/Chemistry - 11 Graduands The Dean of the Faculty of Education will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Sharmaake Mohamoud Ahmed 2. Abdirahman Egeh Guleid 3. Mohamed Mohamoud Abokor 4. Hodan Abib Hayir 5. Hamse Ibrahim Egeh 6. Mohamed Hassan Nour

7. Ismahan Mohamed Abdikarim 8. Mustafe Abdilahi Abdi 9. Mustafe Muhumed Ismail 10. Abdirahman Abdilahi Omar 11. Sharmake Saleban Adan

B. English /History - 7 Graduands The Dean of the Faculty of Education will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Abdirahman Esse Aw Roble

2. Abdirahman Farah Amir

3. Bashir Ahmed Yusuf

4. Mohamed Hussein Abdi

5. Mukhtar Hassan Abdilahi

6. Mustafe Abubakar Abdi

7. Omar Muse Ali

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C. Geography /History - 9 Graduands The Dean of the Faculty of Education will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read.

1. Said Hamud Hussien 2. Habon Guled Abdilahi 3. Yasin Mohamed Abdi 4. Mohamed Mohamud Khalid 5. Saed Mohamoud Ibrahim

6. Mohamed Osman Sulieman 7. Mohamed Abdi Abdilahi 8. Abdilahi Mursal Abdi 9. Hamda Hasan Abdi

D. Physics/ Mathematics - 16 Grandaunds The Dean of the Faculty of Education will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Abdifatah Abdilahi Omer 2. Abdifatah Abdullahi Ahmed 3. Abdikani Mohamed Dahir 4. Abdimalik Nour Jama 5. Abdinasir Abdilahi Ibrahim 6. Abdirahman Ahmed Muhumed 7. Abdirahman Farah Ali 8. Abdirazak Sa'ed Dahir

9. Abdirazak Suge Dirir 10. Ahmed Sa'ed Ali 11. Ayan Mawlid Ileye 12. Hamud Mohamoud Aden 13. Khalid Osman Ibrahim 14. Mustafe Mohamed Jama 15. Omar Ali Said 16. Omer Sa'ed H. Ali

4.3.3 Diploma in Business Administration - 11 Graduands The Dean of the Faculty of Bussiness and Public Adminstration will arise and present candidates for the conferment of the respective degrees of Amoud University. As the Dean reads out the names, the candidate will stand and remain standing until the last name is read. 1. Aasiya Ahmed Essa 2. Abdirisak Farah Abdilahi 3. Abdirisak Mohamed Mohamoud 4. Abdiwasac Ali Osman 5. Adam Muse Dahir 6. Ahlam liban Muhumed

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5.0 Summary of the 18th Graduation Ceremony 5.1 Graduands Summary by School/Faculty/Department/Programme Faculty/School Department/Programme Males Females Total Perecent

Diploma Programmes

Business & Public Administration

i. Diploma in Bussiness Adminstration. 8 3 11 19.58%

ii. Diploma in Project Planning and Development.

0 0 0 0.00%

Sub-Total 8 3 11 19.58%

Education

i. Diploma in Biology/Chemistry. 9 2 11 19.58%

ii. Diploma in English/History 7 0 7 12.46%

iii. Diploma in Geography/History. 7 2 9 16.02%

iv. Diploma in Physics/Mathematics. 15 1 16 28.48%

Sub-Total 38 5 43 76.54%

ICT and Computing Diploma in Information Technology (DIT). 1 1 2 3.56%

Sharia and Law Diploma in Arabic Language. 0 0 0 0.00%

Dentistry Diploma in Dental Surgery. 0 0 0 0.00%

Bachelors Programmes

Agriculture and Environment

i. Bachelor of Agricultural Science. 25 2 27 3.67%

ii. Bachelor of Animal Science. 0 0 0 0.00%

iii. Bachelor of Environmental Management. 16 5 21 2.85%

Sub-Total 41 7 48 6.52%

Business and Public Administration

i. Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting.

18 9 27 3.67%

ii. Bachelor of Business Administration in Management.

16 9 25 3.40%

iii. Bachelor of Development Studies. 8 7 15 2.04%

iv. Bachelor of Project Planning Management. 23 24 47 7.52%

v. Bachelor of Public Administration. 6 12 18 2.44%

Sub-Total 71 61 132 17.95%

Economics and i. Bachelor of Economics. 26 6 32 4.35%


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Faculty/School Department/Programme Males Females Total Perecent

Political Science ii. Bachelor of Political Science and International Relations.

0 0 0 0.00%

Sub-Total 26 6 32 4.35%

Education

i. Biology/Chemistry. 36 3 39 5.30%

ii. Geography/History. 12 0 12 1.63%

iii. Physics/Mathematics. 66 0 26 4.89%

iv. English/History 15 1 16 2.17%

Sub-Total 99 4 103 14.08%

Engineering

i. Bachelor of Architecture Engineering. 0 0 0 0.00%

ii. Bachelor of Civil Engineering. 57 5 62 8.43%

Sub-Total 57 5 62 8.43%

ICT and Computing

i. Bachelor of Business Information Technology (BBI).

33 26 59 8.02%

ii. Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT). 70 17 87 11.83%

iii. Bachelor of Software Engineering (BSE). 0 0 0 0.00%

Sub-Total 103 43 146 19.85%

Sharia and Law

i. Bachelor of Law. 11 2 13 1.76%

ii. Bachelor of Sharia. 19 11 30 4.08%

Sub-Total 30 13 43 5.84%

Dentistry Bachelor of Dental Surgery. 18 5 23 3.12%

Sub-Total 18 5 23 3.12%

Laboratory Technology

Bachelor of Laboratory Technology 18 10 28 3.80%

Sub-Total 18 10 28 3.80%

Medicine and Surgery

Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery. 15 8 23 3.12%

Sub-Total 15 8 23 3.12%

Nursing and Midwifery

i. Bachelor of Midwifery. 0 17 17 2.31%

ii. Bachelor of Anesthesia. 3 0 3 0.41%

iii. Bachelor of Nursing. 6 22 28 3.80%

Sub-Total 6 39 45 6.12%


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Pharmacy Bachelor of Pharmacy. 12 6 18 2.44%

Sub-Total 12 6 18 2.44%

Public Health and Nutrition

i. Bachelor of Nutrition. 0 0 0 0.00%

ii. Bachelor of Public Health. 15 15 30 4.08%

Sub-Total 15 15 30 4.08%

Postgraduate Certificates/Diplomas

Education Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education Teaching.

0 0 0

Mastsers Programme

Agriculture and Environment

i. Master of Science in Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability.

18 9 27 14.82%

ii. Master of Rural Development and Pastoral Economics.

8 1 9 4.94%

Sub-Total 26 10 36 19.76%

Business and Public Administration

i. Master of Business Administration in Finance and Accounting.

28 9 37 20.31%

ii. Master of Business Administration in Project Planning and Management.

15 5 20 10.98%

iii. Master of Business Administration in Public Administration.

0 0 0 0.00%

Sub-Total 43 14 57 31.29%

Education

i. Master of Education in Curriculum Management and Instruction.

1 0 1 0.54%

ii. Master of Education in Educational Planning and Management.

0 0 0 0.00%

iii. Master of Education in Educational Policy and Planning.

8 3 11 6.03%

Sub-Total 9 3 12 6.58%

Sharia and Law i. Master in Law. 0 0 0 0.00%


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ii. Master in Sharia. 0 0 0 0.00%

Sub-Total 0 0 0 0.00%

Science Master of Science in Research, Data Analysis and Statistical Methods.

26 0 26 14.27%

Sub-Total 26 0 26 14.27%

Medicine and Surgery

Master of Family Medicine 4 2 6 3.29%

Sub-Total 4 2 6 3.29%

Public Health and Nutrition

i. Master of Public Health (Epidemiology & Population Health).

5 4 9 4.94%

ii. Master of Public Health (Health Promotion & International Health).

0 0 0 0.00%

iii. Master of Public Health (Human Nutrition & Dietetics).

19 18 37 20.31%

Sub-Total 24 22 46 25.25%

Doctoral Programmes

0 0 0 0.00%

TOTAL 679 282 971 100.00%

5.2 Summary of Awards Males Females Total

Award Count Percent Count Percent Count Percent

Diplomas 47 4.79% 9 0.91% 56 5.71%

Bachelors 501 51.10% 222 22.64% 733 74.76%

Postgraduates 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00%

Master 131 13.62% 51 5.20% 182 18.56%

Doctorates 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00%

Total 679 69.25% 282 28.79% 971 100.00%


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6.0 Anthems 6.1 The Amoud University Anthem 6.2 The Somaliland National Anthem

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