Introduction to Adventist University of Lukanga:

Basic Information

Founded: 1979, reorganized in 1995 and 1998.

Location: Butembo, North Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo, with a branch in Beni.

Nature of institution: Non-profit private higher education institution with religious affiliation with the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

Language of instruction: French and English.

History

In 1994, after the closure of the Central African Adventist University due to the Rwandan Civil War, the Congo Adventist Mission established a theological college project in partnership with Griggs University.

On June 6, 1995, at the mid-year meeting of the African Indian Ocean Division held in Douala, a proposal to open an Adventist university in Lukanga was voted in. On November 14, the school board and the first president, Dr. Robert Pearson, were confirmed at the annual meeting of the branch in Abidjan.

In 1996, the Ministry of Higher Education of the Democratic Republic of Congo approved the establishment of Lukanga Adventist University, allowing it to offer degree courses in theology, business administration, literature and education.

In 2001, the school opened a public health department. In September 2012, it began to offer nursing and agriculture courses.

On April 7, 2005, it was accredited by the General Assembly of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

School Strength

Teaching Resources: The school has a library, sports facilities, etc., which provide students with better learning and living conditions.

Faculty: It has a team of teachers who can meet the teaching and research needs of various disciplines.

Student size: About 700 students.

Educational philosophy

Based on the religious beliefs and values ​​of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, we focus on cultivating students' academic ability, moral qualities and social responsibility, and are committed to enabling students to develop comprehensively in spirit, intelligence, and physical aspects, so that they can become talents with faith, knowledge, and the ability to serve the society.

Key subjects

Public health: undergraduate and master's degree programs are available.

Nursing: undergraduate and master's degree programs are available.

Education and psychology: undergraduate and master's degree programs are available.

Theology and religion: undergraduate and master's degree programs are available.

Agronomy: undergraduate and master's degree programs are available.

Business administration: undergraduate and master's degree programs are available.

Humanities and modern languages: undergraduate and master's degree programs are available.

Information technology: undergraduate and master's degree programs are available.

Ranking

Global ranking: 12686 in the world.

National ranking: 15th in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Cost

There is no clear and public tuition information, but as a private church university, the cost may be relatively flexible, and may vary according to different majors and courses. Certain scholarships or financial assistance may be provided to eligible students.

Campus Environment

The campus is located 40 kilometers south of Butembo City, covers an area of ​​20 hectares, and is located in an area surrounded by green mountains with beautiful natural environment. The school's architectural style has local characteristics, with modern teaching buildings, libraries, student dormitories and other facilities, providing students with a comfortable learning and living environment.