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On eve of its entrepreneurship conference in Gharian, Ministry of Higher education releases total number of state university students

bySami Zaptia
November 11, 2021
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On eve of its entrepreneurship conference in Gharian, Ministry of Higher education releases total number of state university students

The Ministry of Higher Education announces the total number of students at Libya's state universities among efforts to encourage private enterprise (Photo: Min of Higher Education).

By Sami Zaptia.

The Ministry of Higher Education announces the total number of students at Libya’s state universities among efforts to encourage private enterprise (Photo: Min of Higher Education).

Tripoli, 11 November 2021:

The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research released the latest figures for students at state universities yesterday which totalled 249,163 students.

The data release coincided with the start yesterday of the first day of the First International Scientific Conference on Entrepreneurship at Gharian University under the title ‘‘Libyan Entrepreneurship Environment: Reality and Prospects’’.

 

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  University Name Number of students
1 Tripoli University 60,549
2 Benghazi University 34,891
3 Misrata University 20,822
4 Sebha University 19,146
5 Zawia University 16,887
6 University of Ajdabiya 15,613
7 Omar Mukhtar University 8,698
8 Asmarya University 8,557
9 Al-Murqib University 7,902
10 University of Tobruk 7,317
11 Zaytuna University 7,083
12 University of Sabrata 6,966
13 University of Derna 5,246
14 Bani Walid University 4,640
15 Bright Star University 4,562
16 Zintan University 4,462
17 Sanusi University 3,334
18 Jafara University 2,684
19 University of Sirte 2,427
20 Gharian University 2,189
21 Al-Jufra University 1,746
22 Gulf Sidra University 1,230
23 Nalut University 1,209
24 Fezzan University 1,003

Total: 249,163

 

Various papers were presented attempting to grapple with the Libyan rentier state’s problem of trying to encourage entrepreneurship amongst its new university graduates in an inherited echo system inherited from the 42-year Qaddafi state-centric welfare system followed by ten years of weak government and state institutions since the overthrow of the regime in February 2011.

On another note, Libyan universities are still closed at the moment following the knock-on effects of delays by the Khalifa Hafter war on Tripoli, the Coronavirus pandemic and the strike by university lecturers. Some students have been delayed by two academic years.

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