Admas University
Khadar Ismail is a GIS officer at Hargeisa Water Agency and a faculty lecturer at Admas University. They also work as a college lecturer at University of Hargeisa and a project trainer at Ministry of Education Somaliland in collaboration with GIZ. With experience in analysing spatial data and designing digital maps, they have held various roles such as a consultant at Geosol GIS Local Government Hargeisa and a project assistant at Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH. Khadar Ismail has a Msc in City/Urban, Community and Regional Planning from Mekelle University and a degree in Urban Planning and Architecture.
Admas University
Admas University was established in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, in October of 1998. Identifying a need for higher education in Somaliland, Admas University established a campus in Hargeisa in September of 2006. The Hargeisa campus was established in line with a greater policy of expanding access to education throughout the region. So far, branch campuses have also been established in Debreseit, Dessie, and Adwa. Since then the university has produced more than 10,000 graduates in various professional fields. Currently the Ethiopian Ministry of Education has accredited all of the University’s Certificate, Diploma and Degree programs. At present, the total of enrolled Admas University students is over 10,000 students in all campuses, including the Hargeisa campus. The Hargeisa campus is an autonomous branch that offers Degrees Post Graduate Diploma in various fields. - See more at: http://www.admasuniversity.com/