Your future, your investment: what studying at Muni costs, and how to fund it.

Each programme has its own laboratory and resource needs, so fees vary by programme. They have two parts:

Functional fees

Mandatory charges for essential services and administration: identity cards, registration, library and digital resources, Guild fees, medical cover and examination fees.

Tuition

The programme fee, charged per semester. See the undergraduate and postgraduate programme lists and the fees structures below.

Paying fees

Pay through the Muni University payments portal, which generates the payment reference for your bank. Keep your receipts.

Funding your studies

Government sponsorship

Awarded on merit and through the District Quota and the scheme for persons with disabilities. See the admission schemes.

Student loans

Eligible students can apply for a loan from the Higher Education Students’ Financing Board. Read about the loan scheme (PDF).

Leaders in Teaching scholarships

The Mastercard Foundation’s Leaders in Teaching Uganda Program supports female students on Bachelor of Science with Education programmes. Read more.

Prof. Christine Dranzoa trust fund

A fund in memory of the founding Vice Chancellor supports the education of the girl child. Read more.