Uganda Technology And Management University (UTAMU) is a private University in Uganda founded in 2012 and licensed by the National Council for Higher Education (NCHE) to do teaching, research and community engagement.

UTAMU offers experiential and outstanding learning and teaching for 21st Century students through an enriched learning experience that blends face to face and virtual learning.

UTAMU Resource Centre, Plot 6, Erisa Road, Kiswa, Bugolobi;

Tel: +256-778-055-710 | +256-750-599-736

Email: info@utamu.ac.ug

Uganda Technology And Management University (UTAMU) was first incorporated in the Republic of Uganda under the Companies Act (CAP.110) as a company limited by shares on 30th August 2012.

The National Council for Higher Education at its 27th meeting held on 11th March 2013 granted a University Licence, No. UIPL022, to Uganda Technology And Management University to operate as a University in the Republic of Uganda. UTAMU was gazetted in Gazette Vol. CVI No. 14 of 22nd March 2013, Legal Notice No. 4 of 2013.

Not yet. However, with more than five years in existence, the University management is working on the requirements needed to acquire the charter.

On 22rd March 2013, Uganda Technology And Management University was licensed and accredited by the National Council for Higher Education to operate as a University in the Republic of Uganda. UTAMU was gazetted in Gazette Vol. CVI No. 14 of 22nd March 2013, Legal Notice No. 4 of 2013.

Yes. All programmes offered at UTAMU are accredited and recognized by the Uganda National Council of Higher of Education. And so, all degrees awarded at UTAMU are recognized in other countries a Ugandan degree.

Currently, UTAMU offers 42 academic programmes under three schools namely; School of Computing and Engineering, School of Business and Management and School of Professional Skills and Vocational Education.

The school of Business and Management has 23 accredited academic programmes (13 undergraduate degree programmes, 6 postgraduate diploma programmes and 4 master’s programmes). The School of Computing and Engineering has 14 accredited academic programmes (8 undergraduate degree programmes, 3 postgraduate diploma programmes and 3 master’s programmes) and the School of Professional and Vocational Education has 4 accredited undergraduate diploma programmes and a Foundation Certificate programme. At present, UTAMU has a student population of more than 2000 students distributed under the different programmes.