Welcome
The Department of Electronics & Instrumentation at the University of Juba is dedicated to educating professionals who specialise in the design, development and application of electronics, instrumentation and control technologies. Our programme bridges theory and hands-on practice, preparing students to address key technical challenges in industries, automation, healthcare, instrumentation and infrastructure in South Sudan and the wider East African region.
Our Mission
To deliver high-quality undergraduate education in electronics and instrumentation, conduct applied research and innovation in measurement and control systems, and engage with industry and communities so our graduates are ready to contribute to automation, instrumentation, maintenance and technological development.
Our Vision
To be a leading centre of excellence in electronics and instrumentation education and research—recognised for producing skilled technicians, engineers and technologists who advance instrumentation, automation and technological systems in the region.
Core Values
- Excellence – in academic teaching, laboratory experience and professional standards.
- Integrity – ethical practice in electronics, instrumentation and control systems development.
- Innovation – embracing modern tools, embedded systems, sensors, automation and instrumentation technologies.
- Relevance – aligning our curriculum with industry needs, automation trends and instrumentation demands in South Sudan.
- Collaboration – partnering with industries, research organisations, instrumentation suppliers and communities for real-world impact.
Academic Programme
The Department offers the Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Electronics & Instrumentation (5 years). The curriculum spans key areas including:
- Fundamentals of electronics, analog & digital circuits
- Sensors & transducers, instrumentation, measurement systems
- Control systems, PLCs, automation and process control
- Embedded systems, microcontrollers and instrumentation software
- Industrial instrumentation, maintenance and instrumentation management
- Laboratory work, field attachments, instrumentation design projects and internship opportunities
Why Study With Us?
- A curriculum customised to meet the regional needs for instrumentation, automation and electronic systems in infrastructure and industry.
- Strong emphasis on hands-on training: laboratory sessions, sensor implementation, control system development, instrumentation projects and field-based experience.
- Students will gain interdisciplinary exposure through the School of Applied & Industrial Sciences—linking electronics & instrumentation with industrial chemistry, biotechnology and applied sciences.
- Graduates are well-positioned for careers in instrumentation engineering, automation, electronic maintenance, process control and technological services.
Research & Practical Engagement
The Department is engaged in applied research and outreach in areas such as:
- Instrumentation and measurement systems for monitoring industrial and environmental processes
- Automated control systems, PLC and SCADA applications in local industry
- Embedded system design for instrumentation and sensor interfacing
- Maintenance and calibration of instrumentation & control equipment in resource-constrained environments
- Collaboration with industry and service providers for technology transfer, instrumentation services and local capacity-building
Careers & Opportunities
Upon completing the BSc (Hons) in Electronics & Instrumentation, graduates are ready for roles such as:
- Instrumentation Engineer / Technician in manufacturing, process plants or utilities
- Automation Specialist (PLC/SCADA)
- Electronics Systems Maintenance Engineer
- Field Service Engineer for instrumentation and control systems
- Embedded Systems Developer focusing on sensor/actuator systems
- Research Assistant or further study candidate (MSc/PhD) in instrumentation, automation or electronics technologies
Admission Requirements & How to Apply
Undergraduate Admission RequirementsApplicants must meet the following criteria:
- Completion of the South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) or an equivalent recognised qualification.
- Minimum passes in English, Mathematics and at least one science subject (preferably Physics or Electronics).
- Strong academic performance is preferred, especially in mathematics and science.
- International applicants must present recognised equivalent qualifications, translated into English if necessary.
How to Apply
1.Download or collect the application form from the University’s Admissions Office or the website.
2.Complete the form accurately, attach certified copies of academic transcripts/certificates, passport-sized photograph, national ID (or passport for international applicants).
3.Pay the non-refundable application fee as specified.
4.Submit the completed application and attachments to:
Admissions Office, University of Juba, P.O. Box 82, Juba – South Sudan (or via the designated email/online submission if available).
5.Short-listed applicants will be contacted via email or phone; they may be invited for interview or additional assessment. Successful candidates will receive an official Admission Letter with registration and orientation details.
Contact Us
Department of Electronics & Instrumentation
School of Applied & Industrial Sciences
University of JubaP.O. Box 82, Juba – South Sudan
Tel: +211 922 660 805 / +211 922 660 804
Email: info@uoj.edu.ss | academics@uoj.edu.ssWebsite:
www.juba-university.com
