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RECOGNISED TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES No Insititutions Name and Address 1 Makerere University P.O. Box 7062, Kampala www.muk.ac.ug 2 Mbarara University of Science and Technology P.O. Box 1410, Mbarara www.must.ac.ug 3 Gulu University P.O. Box 166, Gulu www.gu.ac.ug/ 4 Kyambogo University P.O. Box 1, Kyambogo www.kyu.ac.ug 5 Busitema University P.O. Box 236, Tororo htp://busitema.ac.ug/ 6 Muni University P.O.Box 725, Arua Email: [email protected] www.muni.ac.ug 7 Kabale University P.O. Box 317, Kabale, Kikungiri 8 Lira University Plot 1162, Ayere Barapwo P.O.Box 1035, Lira Tel: 0471660714 8 Soroti University Plot 50 & 51 Arapai P.O.Box 211, Soroi Tel: 0454461605 www.su.ac.ug PUBLIC UNIVERSITY COLLEGES No Insituions Name and Address 1 Makerere University Business School P.O. Box 7062 Kampala, Uganda. Tel: +256-41- 32752/530231/5302232. Website: htp://mak.ac.ug. Fax: +256 -41 533640/ 541068. 2 Makerere University College of Health Sciences P.O. Box 7062, Kampala htp://chs.mak.ac.ug/ 3 Makerere University College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences P.O. Box 7062, Kampala htp://sas.mak.ac.ug/ 4 Makerere University College of Business and Management Science P.O. Box 7062, Kampala htp://bams.mak.ac.ug 4 Makerere University College of Compuing and Informaion Sciences P.O. Box 7062, Kampala htp://cis.mak.ac.ug 5 Makerere University College of Educaion and External Studies P.O. Box 7062, Kampala htp://cees.mak.ac.ug 6 Makerere University College of Engineering, Design, Art & Technology P.O. Box 7062, Kampala htp://cedat.mak.ac.ug 7 Makerere University College of Humaniies and Social Sciences P.O. Box 7062, Kampala htp://chuss.mak.ac.ug 8 Makerere University College of Natural Sciences P.O. Box 7062, Kampala htp://cns.mak.ac.ug 9 Makerere University College of Veterinary Medicine, Animal Resources and Bio-security P.O. Box 7062, Kampala htp://vetmed.mak.ac.ug PUBLIC OTHER DEGREE AWARDING INSTITUTIONS No Insituions Name and Address 1 Uganda Management Institute Jinja Road P.O. Box 20131, Kampala www.umi.ac.ug/ PUBLIC OTHER DEGREE AWARDING INSTITUTION CAMPUS Uganda Management Institute, Mbarara Campus Plot 11-21 Kamukuzi Road P.O. Box 20131, Kampala www.umi.ac.ug/ PRIVATE UNIVERSITY WITH THEIR OWN ACT OF PARLIAMENT No Insituions Name and Address 1 Islamic University in Uganda P.O. Box 2555,Mbale www.iuiu.ac.ug/ PRIVATE CHARTERED UNIVERSITIES No Insituions Name and Address 1 Ndejje University P.O. Box 7088, Kampala www.ndejjeuniversity.ac.ug 2 Uganda Martyrs University P.O. Box 5498, Kampala htp://www.umu.ac.ug 3 Bugema University P.O. Box 6529, Kampala www.bugemauniv.ac.ug 4 Nkumba University P.O. Box 237, Entebbe, www.nkumbauniversity.ac.ug 5 Uganda Chrisian University P.O. Box 4, Mukono, www.ucu.ac.ug 6 Kampala Internaional University P.O. Box 20000, Kampala, www.kiu.ac.ug/ 7 Bishop Stuart University P.O. Box 9, Mbarara www.bsu.ac.ug/ PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES No Insituions Name and Address 8 Kampala University P.O. Box 25454, Kampala www.ku.ac.ug 9 Mountains of the Moon University P.O. Box 837, Fort Portal, www.mmu.ac.ug 10 Busoga University P.O. Box 154, Iganga www.busogauniversity.ac.ug/ 11 Aga Khan University P.O. Box 8842, Kampala, www.aku.edu 12 Kumi University P.O. Box 178, Kumi, Ngero Campus 13 African Bible University P.O. Box 71242, Kampala, htp:// africanbiblecolleges.org/uganda/ 14 Uganda Pentecostal University P.O. Box 249, Fort Portal htp://upu.ac.ug/ 15 St. Lawrence University P.O. Box 24930, Kampala www.stlawrenceuniversity.ac.ug 16 Muteesa I Royal University P.O. Box 14002 htp://www.mru.ac.ug 17 All Saints University, Lango P.O. Box 6, Lira, Boroboro Hill www.asul.ac.ug/‎ 18 Internaional Health Sciences University Plot 46/86 Kisugu, P.O. Box 8177, Kampala, www.ihsu.ac.ug/ 19 African Rural University P.O. Box 16523, Kampala, htp://aru.ac.ug/ 20 Livingstone Internaional University P.O. Box 994 Mbale, htp://livingstone.ac.ug 21 Cavendish University Nsambya Plot 1469 Ggaba Road, P.O Box 33145, Kampala www.cavendish.ac.ug/ 22 Internaional University of East Africa 1112/1121, Ggaba Road in Kansanga. P.O.Box 35502, Kampala. www.iuea.ac.ug 23 Victoria University Victoria Towers, 1-13 Jinja Rd, Kampala, htp://vu.ac.ug/ 24 St. Augusine Internaional University P.O Box 26687, Kampala www.saiu.ac.ug 25 Virtual University of Uganda Plot 425 Muyenga , Zzimwe Road. P. O. Box 70773 Kampala www.virtualuni.ac.ug 26 Uganda Technology And Management University (UTAMU) P.O Box 73307, Kampala htp://utamu.ac.ug/ 27 Africa Renewal University P.O.Box 35138, Kampala Email : [email protected] www.africarenewaluniversity.org Tel: 0776353606/0752702500 28 Nsaka University Plot No 925, Block 3 P.O.Box 1801, Jinja Email [email protected], [email protected] 29 Ibanda University Bubaare Cell, Ibanda town Council, Ibanda District. P.O. Box 35, Ibanda-Uganda. Tels:+256-414-694823 Mob: 256-78-964494/+256-75- 6644494 E-mail: [email protected] 30 Team University P.O. Box 8128 Kampala www.teamibm.ac.ug 31 University of Kisubi Brothers P.O. Box 182, Entebbe www.kbuc.ac.ug 32 Valley University of Science & Technology Plot 131, Block 2, Nyaruzinga Road. Bushenyi District P.O. Box 44 Bushenyi. Tel: +256-382277576 / +256- 701223939, +256-772646421 / +256-772406572 Web: www.vust.ac.ug Email: [email protected], [email protected] 33 Staford University Plot 609-611 Kisugu, Zimwe Road Kampala 34 Kayiwa Internaional University Plot 336, Balintuma Road P.O. Box 9096, Kampala Tel:0414-691720, Mobile: + 256 782 310 843 E-mail: [email protected] www.kintu.ac.ug 35 Great Lakes Regional University P.O Box 48, Kanungu Tel. 0700730928 36 International Science, Business & Technology (ISBAT) University 11A Rotary Avenue (Lugogo By-Pass) PO Box 8383, Kampala Email: [email protected] www.usbat.ac.ug Tel: 0414437526 PRIVATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGES No Insituions Name and Address Bishop Barham University College (Consituent College of Uganda Chrisian University) P.O. Box 613 htp://bbuc.ucu.ac.ug/ ACCREDITED PRIVATE UNIVERSITY CAMPUSES No Insituions Name and Address 1 Kampala Internaional University School of Health Sciences Mbarara - Bushenyi Rd, P.O.Box 256, Ishaka 2 Nile University Campus - Uganda Martyrs University, Arua P.O.Box 141, Arua www.nileuniversity.ac.ug 3 Uganda Chrisian University, Kampala Campus P.O.Box 4, Mukono Tel: 0312350800 Mob: 0794770826 Email: [email protected] www.ucu.ac.ug 4 Uganda Chrisian University, Mbale Campus P.O.Box 4, Mukono Tel: 0312350800 Tel: +256454436222 Mob: 0794770826 Email: [email protected], Email : [email protected] www.ucu.ac.ug 5 Nkumba University, Kampala Campus Plot 773 & 774, Kabaka Anjagala Road-Mengo, Kampala PRIVATE OTHER DEGREE AWARDING INSTITUTION 1 Insituions Name and Address 2 ESLSCA Internaional Business School Uganda Plot 10 Impala Avenue, Box 37207, Kampala htp://uganda.eslsca.net/ 3 Ernest Cook Ultrasound Research & Educaion Institute (ECUREI) Mengo Hospital- Sir Albert Cook Building P.O.Box 7161, Kampala Email: [email protected] 4 Westminster Chrisian Institute Uganda P.O.BOX 21312 Kampala, Uganda, East Africa College Email: [email protected] Phone: (+256) 414 696914 Email: [email protected] Phone: (+256) 077 961 7553 5 Indian Institute of Hardware Technology (IIHT), Uganda Afri-Courts Building, 2nd Floor, Plot 10 Buganda Road, Nakasero Ward, Kampala Central Division, Kampala City Box Number: 33017, Kampala Tel: +256793958352/+25670248608 9/0312209300 Fax Number: None Email: [email protected] Website: www.iiht.com 6 Institute of Hospice and Palliaive Care in Africa (IHPCA) Plot 130 Makindye Road-Makindye Box 7757, Kampala Email: [email protected] Tel: +256 414268187 www.hospiceafrica.or.ug 7 Mulitech Business School Plot 345, Kyaddondo Rd, Kampala, P.O. Box 10923,Kampala www.mulitech.co.ug/‎ 8 YMCA Comprehensive Institute P.O.Box 2871, Kampala www.ymcakampala.org/ ACCREDITED OTHER DEGREE AWARDING INSTITUTION CAMPUSES No Insititutions Name and Address 1 Mulitech Business School Kakiri Caampus P.O.Box 345, Kampala E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 0756222515 www.mulitech.ac.ug 2 Mulitech Business School Hoima Campus P.O.Box 345, Kampala Tel: 0752379955 E-mail: [email protected] www.mulitech.ac.ug 3 YMCA Comprehensive Institute Buwambo, Campus Block 80 Plot 139 P.O Box 2871, Kampala ACCREDITED PRIVATE OTHER TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS No Institutions Category, Name and Address Commercial, Hotels, Social Development 1 Pearl Crest Hospitality Training Institute Plot 23/29/31 Garuga Road, Ttende Estate P.O.Box 29880, Kampala [email protected] 2 Makerere Institute of Social Development Plot 807,Sir Apollo Kaggwa Road 3 Makerere Business Institute Plot 489 Sir Apolo Kaggwa, P.O Box 10325 Kampala www.mbi.ac.ug 4 Management and Accountancy Training Co. Ltd P.O. Box 10139, Industrial Area www.matuganda.com 5 The College of Professional Development P.O. Box 10139, Jinja Road htp://cpd.ac.ug/ 6 Datamine Technical Business School Bat Valley Crescent P.O. Box 16399, Kampala 7 Nyamitanga College of Business Studies P.O. Box 150, Mbarara 8 African College of Commerce and Technology (Formerly African College of Commerce, Kabale) P.O.Box 301, Kabale 9 Uganda Institute of Banking & Financial Services P.O. Box 4986, Kampala uibfs.or.ug/‎ 10 Nile Institute of Management Studies P.O. Box 889, Arua 11 Ankole Western Institute of Science and Technology P.O. Box 112, Kabwohe 12 Institute of Advanced Leadership, Uganda P.O. Box 34001, Kampala www.ialuganda.ac.ug 13 Kabalega College, Masindi Plot 1 Block 6, Buruli LRV 49 14 APTECH Computer Educaion Plt 22, Entebbe Rd, Box 28220, Kampala www.aptech-educaion.com 15 Mbarara Institute for Social Development P.o Box 793 Mbarara 590 Kasese Uganda Tel: 0755427388 Email:[email protected] Webesite:htp//:mbararaInstitute.
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