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FIRST LADY OPENS UNZA SPECIAL NEEDS EDUCATION RESOURCE CENTRE

First Lady, Esther Lungu, with Minister of Community Development and Social Services, Hon. Emerine Kabanshi, PM (middle), Germany Ambassador to Zambia, His Excellency, Mr Achim Burkart (right), UNZA Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Luke Mumba (2nd left) and Dean, School of Education, Dr Oswell Chakulimba (left) singing the national anthem during the commissioning of the Special Needs Education Resource Centre today, Thursday, 19th October 2017.

UNZA ADJUSTS STUDENT USER FEES

The University of Zambia is the nation’s premier institution of higher learning mandated with the responsibility to develop trained human resources for the country. To effectively execute this noble mandate, huge resources in form of finances, human resources and infrastructure are required. Moreover, robust learning support services and conducive learning environment require adequate funding levels.

UNDERGRADUATE TUITION FEES FOR 2017/18 ACADEMIC YEAR

The University of Zambia is pleased to announce the Undergraduate Tuition Fees for 2017/18 Academic Year. Please check this link:

2017 POSTGRADUATE ADMISSION LIST FOR SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

2017 POSTGRADUATE ADMISSIONS LIST: SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

ANNOUNCEMENT: POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES FOR 2017 ACADEMIC YEAR

Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons to read for the following postgraduate programmes (By- Research Only) for the 2017 Academic Year at the University of Zambia. The minimum entry requirements to these programmes are as follows:

UNZA VC OFFICIALLY RECEIVES TRADE FAIR AND AGRICULTURAL SHOW TROPHIES

The University of Zambia Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Luke Evuta Mumba (centre) receives trophies from Vice-Chairperson of the UNZA Trade Fair and Agricultural & Commercial Show Committee, Dr Mick Mwala (left) while Deputy Registrar - Administration, Ms Mubanga Mulenga (right) looks on.