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The university offers multiple undergraduate and graduate programs, giving students a range of academic options. Undergraduate degrees include: Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communications, Biblical Studies, Christian Education, Entrepreneurship, and Community Development, as well as Bachelor of Business Administration and Bachelor of Science in Audiology. Graduate programs include the Masters of Divinity and Master of Arts in Christian Leadership. Each program combines academic rigor with spiritual formation, ensuring graduates are well-equipped for both professional and ministry roles.
African Bible University of Uganda Facilities
African Bible University of Uganda is a fully residential university, with room and board provided for virtually all its students. This arrangement makes it possible for students and faculty to enjoy meaningful interaction beyond the hours spent together in the classroom.
Accommodations are provided separately for male and female students, and most of the faculty live on campus. Limited housing for married students and their families will be provided, while additional married students may acquire housing for their families in areas close to the college.
In addition to these residences, campus facilities include library, classrooms, computer lab, communications centre, administration, chapel, gymnasium, football field, and dining hall. Additional structures will be added as needs become apparent.
African Bible University of Uganda History
African Bible University of Uganda is part of African Bible Colleges, Inc., a higher education network where the Bible is central to all academic and practical learning. The university’s philosophy emphasizes the growth of Christian life and ministry, ensuring that all students take required Biblical Studies courses alongside general education and liberal arts classes. This integrated approach prepares students for a wide variety of Christian service roles, combining faith, knowledge, and practical application.
