Kabale University

Kabale University is a recognised university in Uganda. Below is what AlmiStudy records about it — only verified fields are shown; anything not confirmed is deliberately left out rather than guessed.

CityKabale

RegionAfrica

TypePublic

SubjectsEngineering & Technology; Medicine & Health Sciences; Business & Management; Natural Sciences; Arts & Humanities; Social Sciences; Education; Law; Agriculture & Environmental Studies; Architecture & Design

AccreditationNational Council for Higher Education (NCHE), Republic of Uganda — established under the Universities and Other Tertiary Institutions Act 2001 (UOTIA), operational from January 2003. NCHE is the national regulator responsible for licensing, accrediting, and supervising all higher-education institutions in Uganda. As of recent count, NCHE has accredited ~252 institutions. Located at Plot M834 Kigobe Road, Kyambogo, Kampala. The Ugandan HE sector operates under chartered (full status) and provisionally-licensed designations.

Official websitehttps://www.kab.ac.ug

Accreditation registryhttps://unche.or.ug/

Founded 2015 (chartered as a public university; predecessor: private Kabale University founded 2002, then nationalised). Public university located in Kabale (Western Region, southwestern Uganda), chartered as a public institution in 2015 — the predecessor was a private Kabale University founded 2002, which was nationalised. Faculties span Education, Computing Library and Information Sciences, Engineering Technology Applied Design and Fine Art, Economics and Management Sciences, Medicine, and Agricultural Sciences. Serves southwestern Uganda near the borders with Rwanda and DRC.

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