Theses & Dissertations
Master's theses and dissertations completed at the University of Hargeisa, including work produced across the School of Graduate Studies' programmes.
Browse theses & dissertations (opens in a new tab)Theses, dissertations and scholarly publications of the University of Hargeisa are held in the University's official research repository, maintained by the Research, Grants and Community Services office.
The School of Graduate Studies does not host a separate repository. All University research outputs, including postgraduate theses, are published through the central repository.
rpcs.uoh-edu.net/publications
The repository is organised into the following collections. Each link opens the collection on the official repository site.
Master's theses and dissertations completed at the University of Hargeisa, including work produced across the School of Graduate Studies' programmes.
Browse theses & dissertations↗ (opens in a new tab)Peer-reviewed articles by University of Hargeisa researchers, organised by field and academic year.
Browse journal articles↗ (opens in a new tab)Books and book chapters authored or edited by members of the University.
Browse chapters & books↗ (opens in a new tab)Papers presented at national and international conferences, including the University's research conferences.
Browse conference proceedings↗ (opens in a new tab)Evidence-based insights for policy makers, drawn from the 1st National Research Conference (2025).
Read the policy briefs↗ (opens in a new tab)Search publications within a broad subject area.
Once your thesis has been examined and the final, corrected version approved, please contact the School of Graduate Studies about having it included in the University repository. The School will advise on the required format and on any restrictions, such as confidential data or a planned journal publication.
Not all earlier theses have been digitised and added yet. Contact the School of Graduate Studies with the author's name, the title, the programme and the approximate year, and we will try to help you locate it.
Access depends on the arrangements for each work. Some items may be available as a record or summary only. Check the item's record on the repository, or contact the Research, Grants and Community Services office.
Contact the Research, Grants and Community Services office, which maintains the repository. Authors who are SGS graduates may also contact the School.
Thesis queries, thesis deposit and help finding postgraduate research.
Repository access, records and publications.
Theses, dissertations and scholarly publications of the University of Hargeisa are held in the University's official research repository, maintained by the Research, Grants and Community Services office.
The School of Graduate Studies does not host a separate repository. All University research outputs, including postgraduate theses, are published through the central repository.
rpcs.uoh-edu.net/publications
The repository is organised into the following collections. Each link opens the collection on the official repository site.
Master's theses and dissertations completed at the University of Hargeisa, including work produced across the School of Graduate Studies' programmes.
Browse theses & dissertations↗ (opens in a new tab)Peer-reviewed articles by University of Hargeisa researchers, organised by field and academic year.
Browse journal articles↗ (opens in a new tab)Books and book chapters authored or edited by members of the University.
Browse chapters & books↗ (opens in a new tab)Papers presented at national and international conferences, including the University's research conferences.
Browse conference proceedings↗ (opens in a new tab)Evidence-based insights for policy makers, drawn from the 1st National Research Conference (2025).
Read the policy briefs↗ (opens in a new tab)Search publications within a broad subject area.
Once your thesis has been examined and the final, corrected version approved, please contact the School of Graduate Studies about having it included in the University repository. The School will advise on the required format and on any restrictions, such as confidential data or a planned journal publication.
Not all earlier theses have been digitised and added yet. Contact the School of Graduate Studies with the author's name, the title, the programme and the approximate year, and we will try to help you locate it.
Access depends on the arrangements for each work. Some items may be available as a record or summary only. Check the item's record on the repository, or contact the Research, Grants and Community Services office.
Contact the Research, Grants and Community Services office, which maintains the repository. Authors who are SGS graduates may also contact the School.
Thesis queries, thesis deposit and help finding postgraduate research.
Repository access, records and publications.