(c. 2017) Leda Florinda Hugo (c. 2020) Academics Lúrio University comprises six faculties. The Faculty of Health Sciences offers degrees in medicine, dental medicine, pharmacy, nutrition, optometry, and nursing. The Faculty of Agrarian Sciences provides engineering degrees with specialties in forestry, rural development, and zootechnics. The Faculty of Engineering awards degrees in computer engineering, civil engineering, geological engineering, mechanical engineering. The Faculty of Natural Sciences offers a bachelor's program in biological sciences. The Faculty of Architecture and Physical Planning offers two degrees: architecture and physical planning, and urban planning and spatial planning. The Faculty of Social and Human Sciences awards a bachelor's degree in tourism and hospitality, and a degree in international relations and development. The Business School offers three degrees: economics, business management, and accounting, taxation, and auditing. As of 2008, the university had 43 faculty, of which 46.5% were women, and a student-to-faculty ratio of 17:1. By 2013, the university had 192 faculty, and a student-to-faculty ratio of 7.4:1, one of the lowest in the country. Ten faculty members represent nationalities other than Mozambican. The university is aiming to reach 80% of its faculty having a master's degree or higher, and its ideal is to have 70% of the faculty with master's degrees and 30% with doctorates. Campuses Lúrio University has three campuses in northern Mozambique. The main campus, opened in 2007, is located in Marrere, Nampula Province, near the city of Nampula. Its two satellite campuses, located in Pemba, Cabo Delgado Province and Sanga, Niassa Province, were opened in 2008 and 2009, respectively. Overall, throughout its three campuses, the university's academic spaces include 120 work spaces, 54 classrooms, and a number of laboratories. Each campus has a student dining room. There are 18 student dormitories at the Nampula campus, and four (plus 25 more planned) in Niassa. A 70-bed teaching hospital and an eye hospital are planned for the Nampula campus. The Nampula campus contains the faculties of Health Sciences, Architecture and Physical Planning, Social and Human Sciences, and the School of Business. At the Pemba campus are located the faculties of Engineering and Natural Sciences. The Niassa campus consists of the Faculty of Agrarian Sciences. Although the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences is based out of the Nampula campus, it courses include time spent at the Island of Mozambique. Athletics The university has some sports programs, including basketball, handball, and tennis. The university is looking