KCMUCo

Continuing to provide online class through Video Conferencing
KCMUCo continue to offer online classes (Prof. Levina Msuya, Consultant Pediatrician) on Online Lecture
Video Conferencing on use to provide online lectures to students during the closure of universities and colleges.
E-library is a venue found in Block B, Third floor, has 152 computers with Internet access, along with one Overhead Projector and one Auditory system.
The computer lab aims to provide basic functional computer services for users who may not have access to such technology at home or elsewhere.
All Medical Books and other research Findings are available for all students respectively to their study area.
KCMUCo Premises
Welcome to Kilimanjaro Christian Medical University College.

WORD FROM THE PROVOST

The goal of KCMUCo is to Enhance Health capacity to carry out its core mission and respond effectively to its internal and external environments, Mobilize and optimize the use of human and physical resources.

Face Masks Instructions

Announcements

CALL FOR GRANT WRITING RESEARCH PROPOSALS

The Inter-University Council for East Africa is an institution of the East African Community responsible for
higher education in the region. The council’s focus is mainly networking of universities, Research and Quality
Assurance. In this regard, the council is seeking to help build the research capacity of universities in the region
by equipping researchers with grant writing skills. Read More..

Invitation for Application Postgraduate Programmes

Basic protective measures against the new coronavirus

Q&A on coronaviruses (COVID-19)

Student Information

To All Postgraduate Students

COVID-19 - Dashboard (WHO)

WHO Response Fund

Alumni/Graduates Tracking system

To all Alumni, friends, collaborators, Partners, Researchers, Academicians, Students, and well-wishers – THE CATALYSTS of Kilimanjaro Christian Medical University College [KCMUCo]

Greetings to all,

Kilimanjaro Christian Medical University College became operational on October 1st, 1997 as a Christ-Centered Institution, starting with the Faculty of Medicine and later expanding to incorporate more faculties, institutes, and directorates.

Since its inception, we have come a long way in terms of resources mobilisation, teaching, and teaching facilities, and were able to overcome some major challenges that existed when the college was very young. Despite these challenges, our efforts paved way for tangible growth and development within the vision and mission of the college.

Students have been allowed to learn interactively without discrimination and enabled to create an environment conducive for successful completion of the awards registered for in various programs. Read More