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Sokoine University of Agriculture
Exploring the Campuses of Sokoine University of Agriculture
Discover SUA’s specialized campuses across Tanzania, bringing education and research closer to communities
Our Nationwide Presence
SUA has expanded its reach across Tanzania through several specialized campuses. While its main hub is in Morogoro, the university also operates in other regions to bring education and research closer to different communities.
Currently, SUA has three main campuses, each with unique characteristics and specialized focus areas that contribute to the university’s mission of advancing agriculture and environmental sciences.
Edward Moringe Sokoine Campus
Morogoro, Tanzania
This is the heart and headquarters of the university, located in Morogoro. It is named after Tanzania’s second prime minister, Edward Moringe Sokoine, a passionate advocate for agricultural development.
This campus is the largest and oldest, housing the central administration, the main library, and several key colleges, including the College of Agriculture and the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.
Main Library
College of Agriculture
Veterinary Medicine
Mazimbu Campus (Solomon Mahlangu Campus)
Morogoro, Tanzania
Also located in Morogoro, just a few kilometers from the Main Campus, is the Mazimbu Campus. It is officially named the Solomon Mahlangu Campus in honor of the South African freedom fighter.
Currently, this campus has a strong academic focus. It is home to the university’s College of Natural and Applied Sciences (CoNAS). This makes it a vital center for students and researchers specializing in foundational sciences.
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
Mizengo Pinda Campus
Katavi Region, Tanzania
Expanding its reach to the western part of Tanzania, SUA established the Mizengo Pinda Campus in the Katavi Region. The campus is named after the former Prime Minister of Tanzania, Hon. Mizengo Pinda.
This campus was officially launched in 2020. Its location in Katavi is strategic, aiming to serve the agricultural and natural resource management needs of the western and southern highland zones of Tanzania.
Bee Resources
Regional Focus
Practical Training
Campus Comparison
Overview of SUA’s campuses and their specializations
| Campus | Location | Start | Key Colleges/Units | Specializations |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Edward Moringe Sokoine Campus | Morogoro | 1984 | College of Agriculture, College of Veterinary Medicine | Agricultural Sciences, Veterinary Medicine, Central Administration |
| Mazimbu Campus | Morogoro | 2009 | College of Natural and Applied Sciences | Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Education |
| Mizengo Pinda Campus | Katavi Region | 2020 | Department of Crop Science, Bee Resources Management | Crop Science, Bee Resources, Regional Agriculture |
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