Kampala International University (KIU) is a leading private chartered university in Uganda. KIU was established in 2001 and chartered in 2009, with the Western campus starting in 2006. The Western campus hosts the School of Health Sciences, which has Faculties of Biomedical Sciences, Clinical Medicine, Pharmacy, Nursing and Allied Health Sciences. In addition, are the Faculties of Education, Management and Sciences and Technology. The Western Campus also hosts the KIU-Teaching Hospital, a 700-bed facility offering specialist services and the biggest private teaching hospital in the Country.

Vision:

To become a premier institution of international repute that prepares students for the world and for an inclusive society.

Mission:

To respond to societal needs by designing and delivery of education guided by the principles and values of respect for society, economy and environment.