Islamic University in Uganda (IUIU)

The University Vision.

The University ‘s Vision is ‘to be a Centre of excellence in the production and dissemination of knowledge that contribute to relevant skills as well as appropriate training necessary for production of an all round believing individual capable of participating fully in her/his society’.

The University Mission.
The Islamic University in Uganda ‘Aspires to function as a highly academic and cultural institution based on Islam and love of the country. It aims at promoting and enhancing the civilization and scientific influence of Islam and physical world to produce well-cultured, morally-upright graduates of sound character, equipped with useful skills and knowledge, who are able to participate positively in the development process of their countries. The University aims at achieving these goals through the pursuit of teaching, learning, research, scholarship, good governance and service to humanity’



Kampala Campus
IUIU kampala campus was started in 2001 to enable students that could not study in Mbale for practical reasons to access the university at Kampala.

The campus started with only 80 students with programmes in Education and Management studies. Today the population has increased to nearly 2500 with programmes ranging from Management to Computing and Information Technology

The vision of Kampala campus is “To be a regional center of excellence producing all-round self disciplined individuals capable of participating in the knowledge and technology based society”

Kabojja Campus
The Islamic University in Uganda (IUIU) has established a new Females’ Campus situated at Kabojja near Kampala City and is set to start in August 2008. The Campus will run Day, Evening and Weekend Programmes. The day programmes will run on semester system, whereas, Evening and Weekend programmes will run on Quarter system

Evening and Weekend programmes will be confined to female students in formal employment or those who are married. All other female students should be on day programmes.