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CUUL Members – 2020 University Libraries 1. African Bible University 2. African Rural University 3. Aga Khan University 4. Bishop Barham University College of UCU 5. Bugema University 6. Busitema University 7. Cavendish University 8. Clarke International University 9. Entebbe International University 10. Gulu University 11. FINS Medical University 12. International University of East Africa 13. ISBAT University 14. Islamic University in Uganda 15. Kabale University 16. Kampala International University 17. Kampala University 18. Kumi University 19. Kyambogo University 20. Lira University 21. Makerere University 22. Makerere University Business School 23. Mbarara University of Science & Technology 24. Metropolitan International University 25. Mountains of the Moon University 26. Muni University 27. Ndejje University 28. Nile University Arua 29. Nkumba University 30. Team University 31. Uganda Christian University 32. Uganda Martyrs University 33. University of Kisubi 34. Victoria University 35. Virtual University Degree awarding institutions 36. Ernest Cook Ultrasound Research and Education Institute 37. HOSPICE Africa 38. Institute of Petroleum Studies - Kampala 39. Uganda Catholic Management & Training Institute 40. Uganda Management Institute 41. YMCA Comprehensive Institute College, training centre, Research, public and government parastatal Libraries 42. Bank of Uganda 43. Electricity Regulatory Authority 44. Kampala Capital City Authority Library 45. Nsambya School of Nursing 46. National Planning Authority 47. National Teachers College – Unyama 48. Office of the Auditor General 49. Parliament of Uganda 50. Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Authority 51. Reformed Theological College – Bunamwaya 52. St. John the Baptist – Ggaba PTC 53. The Insurance Institute of Uganda 54. Uganda Information and Communication Technology Institute 55. Uganda National Examinations Board 56. Uganda Petroleum Institute – Kigumba 57. Uganda Police Force 58. Uganda Revenue Authority 59. Uganda Technical College-Elgon .

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