The Aga Khan University has officially launched its new 60-acre campus in Kampala. Located in the Nakawa area, the campus features a state-of-the-art University Centre, student housing, and the Nakawa Specialty Centre. Construction of the Aga Khan University Hospital, Kampala has also begun.
This landmark investment is one of AKU's largest in East Africa, reflecting our belief that Ugandans deserve access to international-quality higher education and health care. We will expand our academic programmes and train medical specialists, helping to develop local potential.
The project is made possible by the unwavering support of the Government of Uganda, Germany's Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), and KfW Development Bank, as well as AKU's generous local and international donors. This project is a shared legacy of our Founding Chancellor that will shape the future of higher education and healthcare for generations to come.
AKU's new campus in Nakawa opens, marking a milestone in Uganda's education and health sectors.
President Museveni affirmed AKU's campus as a world-class institution for Uganda's development.
His Highness the Aga Khan celebrated the new campus as a fulfillment of a shared vision with the Government of Uganda.
Peter Primus acknowledged the campus as a representation of strong partnership between Germany, Uganda and the AKDN.
AKU's President Shahabuddin celebrated the new campus as a transformative project, made possible by key partnerships.
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