We envision a time when youths from all parts of the world are engaged to improve all sectors of the world’s socio-economic state.
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"Don't be a spectator. Play the game of life. It's not the strength you lack but the will. Find that will and soar."
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Our integrated approach enables holistic learning unmatched by other universities. Read to find out why Limkokwing is the right choice!
Limkokwing University is now a member of the UN Academic Impact! Established in 2010, UNAI aims to promote a shared culture of intellectual social responsibility…
Gold Award under ‘Private University’ category
This special programme provides students with a short but intense learning experience in the design and business capital of the world: London.
Take a look at some of our award winning students over the years!
Senior Executive, Marketing, Celcom, 2012
In Uganda, the staple food is matoke (cooking bananas) and each Ugandan tribe has a signature dish, often times more than one. Main dishes are usually accompanied by a sauce or stew of groundnuts, beans or meat.
Cycle through ambassador’s photos and quotes
A landlocked country with a diverse landscape ranging from the snowy peaks of Rwenzori Mountains to the shores of Lake Victoria, Africa’s largest freshwater lake. A young Sir Winston Churchill called Uganda “the pearl of Africa” after visiting the country when it was still under British rule.
Under Limkokwing University stands a lineup of professional business units, that moving the local and international businesses forward and compete with the big boys.
Limkokwing has a collegial network of over 282 universities in over 77 countries.
Journalist, Architect, Designer, or Photographer, we have opportunities for you.
Career, Malaysia
Career, Malaysia
Career, Malaysia
Career, Malaysia
Material Coordinator, Denniston International Architects and Planners
The beauty of being an industrial designer is that you are not limited to just interior design…
A global peace and outreach initiative by Limkokwing University in partnership with UNICEF to help make the world a better place.
Prevention your best protection.
Providing a vehicle for concerned individuals and organizations to participate in strategic educational collaborations.
In Uganda, the staple food is matoke (cooking bananas) and each Ugandan tribe has a signature dish, often times more than one. Main dishes are usually accompanied by a sauce or stew of groundnuts, beans or meat.
Game can be found on menus in some restaurants and various types of fish are also popular. Most of the dishes include vegetables and tropical fruits, while chicken, pork, beef and mutton are commonly eaten.
