Jami'ar Benghazi
Jami'ar Benghazi. ( Larabci: جامعة بنغازي ), wanda aka fi sani da Jami'ar Garyounis, jami'a ce ta jama'a a Benghazi, Libya, birni na biyu mafi girma a kasar kuma daya daga cikin manyan makarantun ilimi mafi girma a kasar. An kafa ta a matsayin Jami'ar Libya a ranar 15 ga Disamba, 1955.
Jami'ar Benghazi | |
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Bayanai | |
Iri | jami'a |
Ƙasa | Libya |
Aiki | |
Mamba na | Ƙungiyar Jami'in Afrika |
Tarihi | |
Ƙirƙira | 1955 |
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Tarihi
gyara sasheJami'ar Libya ta kasu kashi biyu a shekara ta 1976: Jami'ar Tripoli, da ke babban birnin yankin a arewa maso yammacin kasar, da kuma Jami'ar Benghazi, dake cikin babban birnin kasar na biyu a arewa maso gabas. Sakamakon rabon, kowace jami’a an ba ta izini ta kafa nata sunan; Saboda haka, Jami'ar Tripoli da kuma a cikin 1976 Jami'ar Benghazi duka biyu sun sami damar zuwa Jami'ar Al-Fateh da Jami'ar Garyouins, bi da bi. A lokacin Yaƙin Basasa na Libiya na 2011, an sake canza sunan Jami'ar Garyounis zuwa Jami'ar Benghazi. [1]
Jami'ar Benghazi ta ƙunshi ikon tunani 23 da sassan 230 da cibiyoyi a cikin birnin Benghazi. Koyaya, a cikin 2020, Faculty of Arts ta narkar da ɗayan ikon karatunta zuwa sassa biyu, wanda ya ƙara adadin ikon zuwa 24. Bugu da kari, cibiyoyin jami'a da cibiyoyin kimiyya sun mamaye fadin kasa kusan 500 hectares (1,200 acres) , da sama da 85,000 ɗaliban karatun digiri da ɗaliban karatun digiri na 3,000.
A ranar 17 ga watan Afrilun shekarar 2016 ne sojojin kasar Libiya suka yi galaba a kan mayakan da suka kwace jami'ar da yankunan da ke kewaye da su domin horar da dakarunsu yayin da suke harba makamai masu linzami zuwa birnin. A lokacin yakin basasa an tarwatsa daliban jami'ar Benghazi zuwa makarantun firamare da sakandare da manyan makarantu da dama domin kammala karatunsu.
Amal Bayou ta kasance daya daga cikin malaman jami’ar. [2]
Magana
gyara sashe- ↑ "Welcome to the University of Benghazi". University of Benghazi. Retrieved 2016-12-05.
- ↑ "Amal Bayou". Association for Women's Rights in Development. Retrieved 2023-03-11.