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Victoria University Ranked The University With Favorable Fees Structure

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Victoria University Kampala, Uganda’s leading transformational university has been ranked as the only institution with the most favorable fees structure in the country.

According to a recent survey carried out by NationTimes, students at Victoria University revealed that, unlike other universities, VU is receiving tens of thousands of students due to its favorite fees structure that is possible for both home and international students, higher and low-income earners.

“Surely me, the day I torched my eyes on this University’s fees structure, I felt like God had answered my prayers, because mummy had told me to look for a University that won’t overstretch her pockets financially, in the struggle to find one, I landed on Victoria University and surely I have no regrets,” shared a student in her first year, on condition of anonymity.

Victoria University is the only higher institution of learning that offers its students the opportunity; to study anywhere, anytime, access to free textbooks and graduate with work experience.

The University has the capacity, facilities, and determination to revitalize higher education in Uganda and the region.

It is also committed to playing a leading role in bringing and developing high-quality education, and student-centered learning opportunities based on standards of excellence that are unique, innovative and difficult to match.

The University is centrally located in the heart of Kampala City and on the main public transportation routes coupled with ample parking space.

Victoria University is part of the Ruparelia Group of Companies, which has a strong presence in the education sector in Uganda and has under its portfolio, Kampala Parents School and Delhi Public School International.

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