History
Daaru Salaam University (DSU) was established in January 2013 by a consortium of Somali Scholars, with its headquarters located in Mogadishu, Somalia. The primary objective of the university is to provide high-quality education and engage in cutting-edge research on a global scale. DSU combines state-of-the-art infrastructure with an innovative approach to teaching and research, while also upholding a rich tradition of service and excellence.
DSU adheres to rigorous educational standards, offering students practical, work-based learning opportunities in collaboration with both private and public sectors. This symbiotic relationship enables students to integrate theoretical knowledge with real-world industrial experience. The university aims to equip Somali youth with the entrepreneurial acumen and skills necessary to excel in their future careers, thereby contributing to the advancement of both private and public institutions through the caliber of professionals produced by DSU.
Comprising faculty members with diverse educational backgrounds and extensive experience working with local and international organizations in administration and capacity-building, DSU is committed to addressing the educational needs identified by Somali secondary school graduates. By providing a conducive environment for higher education preparation, the university endeavors to meet the evolving demands of the job market, ensuring graduates possess both academic prowess and practical skills essential for success in their professional endeavors.