PROVISIONAL ALLOCATION LIST 2017-2018
Click here to view the Provisional Accommodation Allocation List for 2017-2018. The students who have been allocated bed spaces will access their rooms after paying accommodation fee of K3,900 in addition to being registered students.
UNZA SUSPENDS PROTEST MASTERMINDERS
Following the power outage on Saturday, 9th June 2018 around 19:00hrs which affected the University of Zambia Great East Road campus and surrounding areas of Lusaka, some students masterminded a protest which resulted in blocking part of the busy Great East Road and smashing the front windscreen of a motor vehicle, registration number BAH 5506, owned by Ms Madelene Tembo of Avondale.
CORRECTION OF MISINFORMATION ON UNESCO-FUNDED INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE DEGREE PROGRAMME
The University of Zambia would like to correct the wrong impressions created by a story circulating on social media headlined: “UNZA starts offering courses in Witchcraft” quoting the Secretary General for Zambia National Commission for United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO). Please CLICK here for full Press Statement.
CHINESE AMBASSADOR TO ZAMBIA GRACES THE 17th CHINESE BRIDGE - CHINESE PROFICIENCY COMPETITION FOR FOREIGN COLLEGE STUDENTS
UNZA Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Luke Evuta Mumba (right) presents a gift to Chinese Ambassador to Zambia, His Excellency, Mr Li Jie (left), during the 17th Chinese Bridge - Chinese Proficiency Competition for Foreign College Students which was hosted by Confucius Institute at the University of Zambia on Monday, 28th May 2018 at the Great East Road campus.
TEAM FROM CARDIFF UNIVERSITY VISITS UNZA
UNZA Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Luke Evuta Mumba, (3rd from right) pose for a group photo with the team from Cardiff University when they paid a courtesy call on him on Monday, 28th May 2018. The team consists of Cardiff University School of Psychology, Public Health, Prof. Jacky Boivin (2nd left), Cardiff University School of Healthcare Sciences, Nursing Sciences, Dr. Judith Carrier (3rd from left) and Cardiff University, Administrative Assistant/Phoenix Project Manager, Ms Nicola Pulman (2nd right). They are accompanied by UNZA School of Medicine Senior Lecturer, Prof. Fastone Goma (right) and Assistant Dean, Undergraduate, School of Nursing Sciences, Dr. Patricia Mukwato (left).
VACANCY: PROJECT COORDINATOR
The Institute of Economic and Social Research at the University of Zambia has secured funding from the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) International Assistance Programme to develop and implement an Intangible Cultural Heritage Degree Programme. To facilitate implementation of this project, the University of Zambia invites applications from suitably qualified and experienced candidates for the position of Project Coordinator on eight (8) months contract. For more information, please click here.