Where we study
Someone from home is already there.
From Makerere to Mbarara, Kampala to Gulu — Anjouan students are enrolled at universities across Uganda. If you're deciding where to go, this is where to start.
Where our members study
Someone from Anjouan is already on these campuses — which means you won't be the first to figure it out.
What Anjouan students are studying
From medicine to IT — if you're considering a field, someone from home has probably walked that path already.
Medicine & Health Sciences
Engineering & Technology
Law
Business & Finance
Education
IT & Computer Science
Public Health
Nursing
What no brochure tells you.
The steps between "I got admitted" and "I'm settled in." Current members helped write this — it's the advice they wish they'd had.
Passport & student pass
Make sure your passport is valid for the duration of your studies. International students need a student pass — apply through Uganda's Directorate of Citizenship and Immigration Control.
University admission letter
You need an official admission or acceptance letter from your university before you can apply for a student pass or enter Uganda for study purposes.
Tuition & living costs
Tuition varies by university and program — public universities are generally more affordable. Budget for accommodation, food, transport, and personal expenses on top of fees.
Vaccinations & health insurance
Check required vaccinations before travel (yellow fever is mandatory). Consider health insurance that covers you in Uganda — some universities require it.
Accommodation
Some universities offer on-campus hostels. Off-campus rentals are common in Kampala — ask current ASAIU members for recommendations in your area.
Connect with ASAIU
Before you travel, reach out. A current member can help you navigate arrival, registration, and your first days — the practical steps that no brochure covers.
Planning to study in Uganda?
ASAIU connects you with current students who can share their experiences, help you navigate admission, and make sure your first days aren't your hardest.