Introduction to the University of Kamina:

Basic information

Established in 2004.

Location: Kamina, Katanga Province, Democratic Republic of Congo.

Nature of institution: Public university.

Language of instruction: French.

History

When Kamina University was established in 2004, it was a branch of the University of Lubumbashi, named Kamina University Center (C.U.K.). On September 27, 2010, it became an independent Kamina University in accordance with Ministerial Decree No. 157/MINE SU/CAB MIN/E BK/PK/2010.

Strength of running a school

Student size: According to UniRank data, it is a relatively small school with a student population of between 5,000 and 5,999.

Course settings: Undergraduate, master's and doctoral degree programs are offered, covering a variety of fields such as arts and humanities, business and social sciences, medicine and health.

Academic resources: It has academic resources such as libraries to provide students with learning and research support.

Educational philosophy

It is committed to cultivating various professional talents for the local and surrounding areas, promoting the popularization of education and academic development, improving the knowledge level and professional skills of local residents, and promoting social and economic progress and development.

Key disciplines and departments

Departments: There are medical departments, economics departments, law departments, political and administrative science departments, literature departments, agricultural departments, and public health departments.

Key disciplines: According to Academic Influence data, political science and history are its influential disciplines.

Rankings

Global ranking: According to UniRank data, it ranks 13485th in the world; according to Eduranking data, it ranks 14064th in the world.

Domestic ranking: According to UniRank data, it ranks 35th in the Democratic Republic of the Congo; according to Eduranking data, it ranks 25th in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Fees

There is no public information on exact tuition fees, but as a public university, there are usually relatively reasonable fees, which may vary depending on the major and course.

Campus Environment

The campus is an urban campus style, located in Kamina. The school has basic teaching facilities such as teaching buildings and libraries, which can provide students with basic learning and living places. The surrounding area has a unique natural and cultural environment, which adds characteristics to students' study and life.