Universities in Somalia operate in coastal and inland cities where campus facilities, markets, and community services are close at hand. Students typically use local transport options, and intercity travel may involve flights between major hubs. Libraries, computer labs, and quiet cafés support study routines. Housing includes shared apartments and, in some areas, residence halls, with costs varying by neighborhood. The climate is generally hot and dry in many regions, with seasonal winds and occasional rains. Everyday services are approachable with planning, and international students benefit from learning local practices. As in many urban contexts, standard safety habits—staying aware, following campus advice, and respecting customs—help students settle and focus on academic goals.