Woldia University

Woldia University is a public university located in Woldia, Ethiopia.

This institution of higher learning was established in 2011, though its foundations were laid a few years prior. In 2008, key figures in the regional government and education ministry officiated the groundbreaking ceremony, marking the start of construction. The university was designed to serve as a hub for academic excellence and development in the region, providing educational opportunities to students in various disciplines. The university opened its doors to its first class of students in December 2011, welcoming nearly 600 individuals into four faculties and twelve departments. This inaugural ceremony was a significant event, attended by local residents, government officials, and members of the university community. The opening marked the beginning of a new chapter in the region's educational landscape, offering students access to higher education and training in fields such as engineering, health sciences, social sciences, and natural sciences.

Since its establishment, the university has focused on providing quality education, promoting research, and fostering community engagement. It has expanded its academic offerings and infrastructure to meet the needs of the growing student population. The university is also committed to contributing to the development of the region and the country by producing graduates equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary to address local and global challenges. Today, the university continues to grow, with a commitment to academic excellence and community development. It has become a key player in Ethiopia's higher education system, helping shape the future of its students and the region as a whole. The institution remains dedicated to its mission of providing a transformative educational experience that prepares graduates to make a meaningful impact on their communities and the world.