IUEA commended for producing industry-ready graduates as 1st 2026 intake opening nears.  

In alignment with the government’s broader directive for universities to focus on practical, skill-based education rather than theoretical, course, The International University of East Africa (IUEA) has been praised for equipping students with skills directly applicable to the job market, specifically highlighting successes in sectors like oil and gas among other sectors. 

The International University of East Africa (IUEA) recently officially opened applications for the January 2026 intake, with classes resuming on February 10, 2026 urging prospective students to apply for various certificate, diploma, and degree programmes in Science and Technology, Business, Engineering, and Law.

In a statement from the university Key 2026 Intakes include January, May, and August whose registration s are all ongoing through the main campus at Kansanga Kamoala or online via: https://iuea.ac.ug

For requirements the statement partly reads “For Bachelor's programmes, direct entry requires at least two principal passes at A-Level (UACE) and five passes at O-Level (UCE) or equivalent. International students must have their documents equated by NCHE or UNEB”

They urged the atude ta to apply early enough to ease orocessing “It is advised to apply at least two weeks before the start of the semester, though late applications may be considered”

The International University of East Africa (IUEA) has recently received high-level commendation from the Ugandan government for its contributions to technology, innovation, and education.

In November 2025, Minister of State for Higher Education John Chrysostom Muyingo lauded IUEA for its "contributions to smart agriculture and climate-resilient technologies," particularly praising the university's innovation labs, which allow students to develop practical solutions especially its focus on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and for producing industry-ready, tech-savvy graduates, Support for Sustainable Agriculture through innovations like electric tractors and motorcycles to enhance food security among others.

IUEA commended for producing industry-ready graduates as January opening nears. 

In alignment with the government’s broader directive for universities to focus on practical, skill-based education rather than theoretical, course, The International University of East Africa (IUEA) has been praised for equipping students with skills directly applicable to the job market, specifically highlighting successes in sectors like oil and gas among other sectors.

The International University of East Africa (IUEA) recently officially opened applications for the January 2026 intake, with classes resuming on February 10, 2026 urging prospective students to apply for various certificate, diploma, and degree programmes in Science and Technology, Business, Engineering, and Law. 

In a statement from the university Key 2026 Intakes include January, May, and August whose registration s are all ongoing through the main campus at Kansanga Kamoala or online via: https://iuea.ac.ug 

For requirements the statement partly reads “For Bachelor's programmes, direct entry requires at least two principal passes at A-Level (UACE) and five passes at O-Level (UCE) or equivalent. International students must have their documents equated by NCHE or UNEB” 

They urged the atude ta to apply early enough to ease orocessing “It is advised to apply at least two weeks before the start of the semester, though late applications may be considered” 

University main campus at Kansanga 

The International University of East Africa (IUEA) has recently received high-level commendation from the Ugandan government for its contributions to technology, innovation, and education. 

In November 2025, Minister of State for Higher Education John Chrysostom Muyingo lauded IUEA for its "contributions to smart agriculture and climate-resilient technologies," particularly praising the university's innovation labs, which allow students to develop practical solutions especially its focus on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and for producing industry-ready, tech-savvy graduates, Support for Sustainable Agriculture through innovations like electric tractors and motorcycles to enhance food security among others.