Clarke International University

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Clarke International University

Clarke International University (pronounced: Clark In-ter-na-tion-al U-ni-ver-si-ty), often abbreviated as CIU, is a private university located in Kampala, the capital city of Uganda. The university is named after its founder, Dr. Ian Clarke, a prominent physician and entrepreneur in Uganda.

Etymology

The name "Clarke International University" is derived from its founder's name, Dr. Ian Clarke. The term "International" signifies the university's commitment to providing a global perspective in its curriculum and research.

History

Clarke International University was established in 2005 as a health sciences institution. It was initially known as the International Health Sciences University (IHSU) before it was renamed in 2018 to honor its founder.

Programs

CIU offers a variety of programs in the field of health sciences, including Nursing, Public Health, Medical Laboratory Sciences, and Health Services Management. The university is known for its emphasis on practical skills and field-based learning.

Affiliations

CIU is affiliated with several international institutions, including the University of Sheffield, University of Leeds, and Johns Hopkins University. These affiliations allow CIU to offer globally recognized programs and provide its students with international exposure.

Research

Research at CIU is focused on health-related issues, particularly those affecting the Ugandan population. The university encourages its students to engage in research activities to enhance their learning experience and contribute to the advancement of health sciences.

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