The Faculty of Health Sciences & Tropical Medicine at Somali National University (SNU) is one of the University’s largest and most dynamic faculties, dedicated to advancing health education, research, and professional training. The Faculty prepares competent healthcare professionals who are committed to improving the health and well-being of individuals and communities across Somalia and beyond. The Faculty offers high-quality academic programs that combine scientific knowledge with practical clinical training, equipping graduates with the skills needed to respond to the country’s evolving healthcare needs. Through excellence in teaching, research, and community engagement, the Faculty contributes to strengthening Somalia’s healthcare system and addressing major public health challenges. In addition to undergraduate education, the Faculty is actively engaged in basic and applied research in areas of national and regional importance, particularly in public health, tropical medicine, disease prevention, maternal and child health, and laboratory sciences. Research activities are designed to generate evidence-based solutions that improve healthcare delivery and inform public health policy. The Faculty maintains strong partnerships with national healthcare institutions, international universities, research organizations, development partners, and professional bodies. These collaborations enhance academic quality, expand research opportunities, strengthen clinical training, and promote innovation in health sciences education. Through its commitment to academic excellence, research, and service, the Faculty continues to produce highly qualified health professionals and future leaders who contribute to improving healthcare services and advancing sustainable health development in Somalia.