University: IUEA launches August intake scholarships and global reach

The International University of East Africa (IUEA) officially launched its August intake on June 24th, marking another step forward in its commitment to accessible, world class education.

While traditionally attracting students from Uganda and neighboring East African countries such as Kenya,Tanzania, DR Congo, and Somalia, IUEA is now casting its net wide welcoming learners from over50 countries around the globe.

Speaking at the launch, IUEA Vice Chancellor Professor Emeka Akaezuwa highlighted the institution’s growth and evolving vision.

“This university is a dynamic environment for everyone to learn a lot about technology, law, engineering, mining, and many more disciplines. Be assured of afantastic and quality education,” he said.

Professor Emeka also announced a major opportunity for local students: merit based scholarships for the best-performing candidates in the 2024 UACE examinations. “It’s a great chartered university, and it would be a smart choice to choose IUEA. Admissions are now open both online and on campus,” he added.

The university is also introducing new academic offerings, including French and English language courses, enhancing its already diverse and practical curriculum.

These additions aim to empowerstudents with the global communication skills required in today’s interconnected world.

Lady Naomy, a senior representative at IUEA, emphasized the university’s broader mission. “At IUEA, we’re more than proud to continue our mission of providing accessible, practical, and future readyeducation across Uganda, the region, and the continent. We are bridging opportunity gaps and nurturing talent. We hope no student will miss the chance to study with us.”

Prospective students and guardians can learn more and apply online via the official university website at iuea.ac.ug. With new programs, global ambitions, and a clear focus on quality and inclusivity, IUEA continues to shine as a beacon of higher learning in Africa and beyond.

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