University of Malawi Central Administration Offices located in the City of Zomba

Unima graduation

Part of the graduation ceremony at College of Medicine in Blantyre

The Polytechnic

One of the constituent Colleges of University of Malawi

The Polytechnic Library

Kamuzu college of Nursing (KCN) - Students having a discussion

Kamuzu college of Nursing (KCN) - Students doing practicals at Kamuzu Central Hospital

Kamuzu college of Nursing (KCN) - Students set off for community visits

Chancellor College - Students in the library

Chancellor College

Chancellor College - The Great Hall

Chancellor College - Library

UNIMA Quality Assurance Workshop

 
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The University of Malawi is pleased to announce that the Congregation for the 2010/2011 Academic Year for the Faculty of Education students and the 2011/2012 Academic Year Bunda Co...
The University of Malawi invites applications from suitably qualified persons for admission to the following College of Medicine programmes starting in September 2013. The followin...
As chancellor College continues to satisfy the mandate of the University of Malawi which among others is to engage the community, it is in the advanced stage of preparing for the o...
The University of Malawi (UNIMA) has served the nation very well since it was established in 1964 and enrolled its first students in 1965. Being the first university in Malawi, it ...
Welcome to University of Malawi

The University of Malawi offers undergraduate programmes in the fields of Medicine, Education, Commerce, Environmental Sciences, Economics and Development Studies, Biology, Chemistry, Theology and Religious Studies and Administrative Studies. These programmes are offered by the five constituent colleges of the University of Malawi namely: Domasi College of Education, Chancellor College, College of Medicine, Kamuzu College of Nursing and The Polytechnic


The Vice Chancellor's Vision

The Vice Chancellor's vision for the University of Malawi is "to be an academic institution providing relevant world class education, research and services for sustainable development of Malawi and the world through effective and efficient utilization of its human and financial resources."