Introduction to Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR):

Basic Overview

Established in 2011 by an Act of Parliament and started operations on July 1, 2012.

Institutional Nature: Public University in Malawi.

Location: Located in the Bunda area of ​​Lilongwe, the capital of Malawi.

School Size: More than 8,000 students.

History: The predecessor of the school was the Bunda Agricultural College established in 1967. In 2011, the Malawi government decided to merge the Bunda Agricultural College with the Kabete, Kawinga and Natural Resources Colleges to form the Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources.

Educational Philosophy: With the motto of "Knowledge, Innovation and Excellence", it is committed to becoming a world-class university with the mission of improving knowledge and cultivating graduates with entrepreneurial skills through teaching, training, research, extension consultation and good management, promoting agricultural development, food security, wealth creation and sustainable management of natural resources.

School Strength

Teaching Staff: It has a professional teaching team covering multiple fields such as agriculture and natural resources, providing students with high-quality teaching and guidance.

Teaching Facilities: It has teaching facilities such as agricultural experimental fields, laboratories, and libraries to provide students with opportunities for practice and research.

Faculties and Disciplines

Faculties: It has the College of Agriculture, the College of Development Studies, the College of Veterinary Medicine, the College of Food and Human Sciences, the College of Natural Resources, and the Graduate School.

Key Disciplines: Agricultural Science, Natural Resource Management, Environmental Science, Veterinary Medicine, Food Science and other disciplines are strong.

Key Laboratories: There are no specific key laboratories, but there are related research laboratories and facilities in the fields of agricultural science and natural resource management to provide support for scientific research.

School Ranking: There is no clear international comprehensive ranking at present.

Expenses: As a public university, the tuition fees are relatively low. The specific fees vary depending on the major and course. There may be different charging standards for Malawian students and international students.

Campus Environment: The campus is surrounded by green farmland and nature reserves, and various trees and plants are planted inside, forming a pleasant green space, providing students with a peaceful learning and living environment.