Position: Vice President for Research, Innovation & Partnerships
Email: vp.research@uoh.edu.so
The University of Hargeisa is a leading institution of higher learning dedicated to academic excellence, research, innovation, and community engagement. As the premier public university in Somaliland, it plays a vital role in advancing knowledge, developing human capital, and contributing to sustainable socio-economic development at the national, regional, and global levels. It is my great pleasure to welcome you to the Office of the Vice President for Research, Innovation, and Partnerships, where we are committed to fostering a vibrant research and innovation ecosystem that promotes scientific inquiry, creativity, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
At the University of Hargeisa, we recognize that research and innovation are fundamental drivers of social transformation, economic growth, and evidence-based policymaking. Our office is dedicated to strengthening research capacity, supporting high-quality scholarship, and creating an enabling environment where faculty, researchers, and students can generate innovative solutions with real-world impact. Through strategic partnerships with universities, research institutions, industry, government agencies, and international organizations, we seek to enhance knowledge exchange, attract research funding, strengthen institutional capacity, and expand opportunities for academic and professional development.
We are equally committed to promoting innovation and entrepreneurship by transforming ideas into practical solutions that contribute to national development and societal well-being. As we continue to expand our research portfolio and global engagement, we warmly invite scholars, researchers, development partners, donors, policymakers, and industry leaders to collaborate with us in advancing our shared vision of excellence in research, innovation, and partnerships. Together, we can generate transformative knowledge, strengthen institutions, and create lasting impact for our communities and future generations.