The Kampala International University is a private, non-profit institution in Uganda. It was founded in 2001 and assumed chattered status in 2009. It offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses in a wide range of fields, including business, human resources, and education. The school offers an extensive range of international programs, including online learning and distance learning. Its mission is to educate young people in Uganda through a quality education. The school offers degrees in English, Chinese, French, and other languages.

The university has been around since 2001, and has a solid reputation for compliance. This is because it offers a variety of programs - undergraduate, post-graduate, and part-time - in English and French. The university strives to provide quality education that is grounded in societal values, as well as a stimulating research environment. The School of Health Sciences at KIU aims to become one of the leading health care training institutions in Africa.

The university is based in Kampala. The main campus is located in Ishaka. The campus has a satellite location. The main campus is in Kampala, which is about an hour's drive from the town of Dar es Salaam. The school also maintains a constituent college in Dar es Salaam. Its programs range from certificate programs to undergraduate and postgraduate programs, and are primarily science-based.

Kampala International University has three campuses. The university has over 7,000 students, with over 300 academic staff members. The campus is primarily a science-based institution. On the western campus, it is home to the KIU School of Health Sciences, one of Uganda's seven medical schools. The university has a teaching hospital with 1,200 beds, and offers medical and health services programs. It also has an internship program for international graduates.

Besides offering a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs, the university also has a satellite campus in South Western Uganda. The KIU School of Health Sciences is the first privately-owned medical school in Uganda. It offers medical and health services training. The School of Health Sciences is one of seven medical schools in Uganda. Its hospital is a full-fledged teaching hospital. Its students can also complete their internships or work while they are studying.

The university has a strong research and development focus. The KIU School of Medicine is the only medical school in the country to have an international accreditation. It also has a satellite campus in South Western Uganda. Its staff members are fully engaged in relevant research. Aside from this, the university's faculty is renowned for its commitment to research. The institution's outreach programs are well-regarded, and the KIU is dedicated to promoting them.