Student city guide
Study in Juba
This guide explains student life in Juba, South Sudan, including Juba has a tropical wet and dry climate with consistently high temperatures year-round and a distinct rainy season from April to October., Entry Permit / Student Visa guidance, 3 universities. Explore verified details for South Sudan below.
Student living overview
- Climate
- Juba has a tropical wet and dry climate with consistently high temperatures year-round and a distinct rainy season from April to October.
- Safety score
- 20/100
- English friendliness
- 60%
- Student visa
- Entry Permit / Student Visa
- Work while studying
- No official government information is published online regarding international student work rights in South Sudan.
Potential advantages
- English is the official language of instruction at major institutions like the University of Juba
- Unique opportunity to study peace, justice, and development in a rapidly changing post-conflict environment
- Resilient and close-knit local academic community
Considerations
- Severe lack of secure, affordable student housing and basic infrastructure
- High political instability and significant safety concerns for international students
- Extremely limited official online resources and support services for international students
Student housing in Juba
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