Uganda Christian University
Uganda Christian University (UCU) was founded in October 1997 by the Church of Uganda in response to the call for quality higher education in Uganda, especially from a Christian perspective.
By Andrew Masinde
Uganda Christian University (UCU) was founded in October 1997 by the Church of Uganda in response to the call for quality higher education in Uganda, especially from a Christian perspective. UCU was the first private, charted university in Uganda. The university’s main campus is located in Mukono, 23kms from the city, Kampala.
UCU has a constituent college, Bishop Barham University College based in Kabale, and other campuses at Kampala, Arua, and Mbale. Uganda Christian University is dedicated through teaching scholarships, service, and spiritual formation, student development and social involvement to the preparation of students for a thoughtful, productive lives of Christian faith and service in their respective professions and places.
UCU Kampala campus on Ring Road Mengo
true The Uganda Christian University Kampala Campus premises
By Vision reporter
Today, UCU will officially commission its Kampala Campus on Lubiri Ring road, Mengo in a bid to turn the institution into a federal university with all its constitution branches in the country. The Kampala campus is approximately two kilometres from the city centre, easily accessed from all the corners of the city.
UCU Kampala campus to relieve students of the heavy traffic jam
By Andrew Masinde
The deputy vicechancellor, development and external relations, David Mugawe, says Uganda Christian University (UCU), has five campuses, with the main one located in Mukono municipality, Mukono district. Other campuses are the constituent Bishop Barham University College in Kabale, Mbale campus in eastern Uganda, and the Arua campus in the West Nile region.
Bishop Barham, a centre of excellence in Kigezi
Bishop Barham University College (BBUC) Kabale Uganda is one of the best tertiary institutions. It is a college where one is equipped with skills to become a job creator. The institution was founded in 1924 by Dr. S. Smith and L. Sharp, who came with the Rwanda Mission (CMS)
