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KM-4, Hodan District, Mogadishu, Somalia +252 613 602255 info@almaas.edu.so

About Almaas University

Somalia's leading university in engineering and geoscience.

Almaas University Campus
6 FacultiesUndergraduate Programs
Who We Are

A Specialized University for Somalia's Natural Resources

Almaas University is a specialized private university based in Mogadishu, Somalia. We pioneer education and research on natural resources — their sciences, their engineering applications, and their management and governance.

The university came into existence to enhance national capacities in natural resources development, addressing Somalia's needs in minerals, petroleum, water resources, and energy — including uranium, coal, wind, and solar power. Our aim is to enhance the responsible development and optimum management of Somalia's natural resources.

Beyond geosciences, Almaas has grown into a comprehensive university offering programs in Computer Science and IT, Economics and Management, Health Sciences, Law and Islamic Studies, and Education — preparing graduates across the full spectrum of Somalia's development needs.

Our Core Values

The Principles That Guide Us

Excellence

Pursuing the highest standards in teaching, research, and service.

Integrity

Acting honestly and ethically in all university affairs.

Collegiality

Fostering cooperation and mutual respect across our community.

Inclusiveness & Diversity

Welcoming students and staff from all backgrounds.

Responsiveness

Adapting to the evolving needs of Somalia's development.

Accountability

Taking ownership and responsibility for our commitments.

Our Journey

Milestones

Our Journey

Founding of Almaas University

Established to enhance national capacities in natural resources development.

Expansion to Six Faculties

Grew from a specialized geosciences institution into a comprehensive university.

GEODAYS & Research Partnerships

Launched annual GEODAYS events and expanded research collaborations.

Continued Growth

Serving thousands of students across undergraduate programs.