Facts & Figures

A comprehensive snapshot of Mizan-Tepi University — our students, staff, academic units, research output, and community impact.

2006
Founded
3
Campuses
~18,000
Students Enrolled
40,000+
Graduates

Institutional Overview

Key facts about MTU's structure, programs, and scale.

6
Colleges
2
Schools
51
Departments
54
Undergraduate Programs
42
Postgraduate Programs
3
Campuses

Student Enrollment

Breakdown of MTU's student body across regular, extension, and graduate programs.

Program Category Students
Regular Undergraduate 11,735
Extension Undergraduate 5,593
Graduate Programs 520
Total Enrolled 17,848
215
First Cohort (2006)
40,000+
Graduates to Date
~18,000
Current Enrolment

Colleges & Schools

Six colleges and two schools make up MTU's academic structure.

College of Agriculture & Natural Resources

9 departments · 8 postgraduate programs · 914 students · 134 academic staff

College of Business and Economics

5 departments · ~3,000 students · 116 academic staff

College of Engineering and Technology

6 departments · 20+ labs · 2,170 students · 5,000+ BSc graduates

College of Medicine & Health Sciences

8 UG programs · 5 PG programs · 1,101 students · 188 staff on duty

College of Natural & Computational Sciences

7 UG programs · 3 MSc programs · Founded 2007

College of Social Sciences & Humanities

14 departments · 14 UG programs · 9 MA programs

School of Computing and Informatics

4 departments · 10 labs · 89 academic staff · Founded 2013 G.C.

School of Law

LL.B in Regular, Summer & Weekend · Founded 2009

Research & Innovation

MTU's research output, publications, and knowledge dissemination.

40–50
Research Projects / Year
60–70
Articles Published / Year
5
Research Centers
5
Grand Thematic Areas
5
Research Weeks / Year
3
Upcoming Journals

MTU publishes on average 60–70 original research articles annually in reputable national and international journals, and holds research weeks once per quarter plus one annual national conference.

Community Engagement

MTU's Technology Transfer and Community Engagement (TTCE) impact on surrounding communities.

23
Mega Projects
4,500+
Households Benefited (Sheko)
7
Cooperative Societies
9,313
Sheko Cattle Supported
500+
Households in CBBP Program
STEM
Center Established

Campuses & Locations

Three campuses serving Southwest Ethiopia's higher education needs.

Campus Location Distance from Addis Ababa
Mizan Campus (Main) Bench Sheko Zone, Mizan-Aman ~565 km
Tepi Campus (Branch) Sheka Zone, Tepi Town ~611 km
Teaching Hospital Bench Sheko Zone, Aman ~565 km

Scholarly Highlights

Notable achievements and distinctive features of MTU.

National Moot Court Champion (2016)

School of Law won the 2016 National Moot Court Competition hosted by Wollo University.

2.5 Million Community Members Served

MTU Teaching Hospital provides healthcare services to more than 2.5 million people in the region.

Top 10 by 2030

MTU's vision is to become one of the 10 leading universities in Ethiopia by 2030.

Collaborative Research Partners

AHARI (Armauer Hansen Research Institute) and EBI (Ethiopian Biodiversity Institute).

Three Upcoming Journals

Green Valley Journal of Agriculture, Health and Biomedical Science, and Technology and Informatics.

A Mini-Ethiopia

MTU exists where different nations, nationalities, and peoples live together — a perfect model of a mini-Ethiopia.