University of Botswana

The University of Botswana is a public institution of higher education established in 1982, serving as the first university in the country. It operates across three campuses in Gaborone, Francistown, and Maun, organized into eight faculties covering disciplines such as engineering, health sciences, business, and humanities. The university provides a student-centered environment that integrates teaching, learning, and research to support academic and personal growth. It is distinguished by its role as a leading national research institution, maintaining high-tech facilities and diverse expertise to address both local and global challenges through multidisciplinary collaboration and innovation.

For students, partners, and the government, the university acts as a critical hub for professional development, policy influence, and technical consultancy. It has historically contributed to significant national initiatives, including the development of the Okavango Delta Management Plan. The university actively engages with industry and development agencies, offering research services and innovative solutions. With its established reputation for international research output, it serves as a central resource for sustainable energy, health, social sciences, and indigenous knowledge systems, supporting the socio-economic advancement of Botswana and the wider region.