Thank you for your donations to the University of Livingstonia Foundation in the past years. Because of your generous support, the University of Livingstonia has continued to provide an outstanding service to the educational needs of Malawian youth. We have much to report in this letter concerning the growth at the University and the continued need for additional funding.

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The University of Livingstonia was established in 2003 and has graduated 6,398 students. At the 18th graduation ceremony held in October 2024 a total of 1,036 students received diplomas. For the first time ever, UNILIA has graduated more

females than males, with 53% female and 47% male. A total of 52 students in the graduating class have been provided partial or full scholarships from the University of Livingstonia Foundation and have graduated with bachelor degrees in the following fields:

EKWENDENI CAMPUS

1 - Theology and Development Studies

2 - Human Rights

4 - Development Studies

KANING’INA CAMPUS

1 - Accountacy

1 - Business Management

2 - Journalism

1 - Journalism & Development

Communication

LAWS CAMPUS

15 - Education Humanities

14 - Food Security & Nutrition

6 - Public Health

3 - Education Sciences

1 - Environmental Management

1 - Computer Engineering

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The University continues to add new programs, additional majors, and new faculty. It has added a new campus in the capital city, Lilongwe, and increased the number of students as a response to the educational needs of Malawi. Funding from the University of Livingstonia Foundation has assisted the University as it works to improve classroom buildings, dormitories, and infrastructure in projects at multiple campuses. Information about the University is available on their website

 

All of the University of Livingstonia programs have been accredited by the

National Council for Higher Education (NCHE). The European Society for Quality Research (ESQR) awarded the University of Livingstonia (UNILIA) recognition as one of the outstanding faith-based private Universities in Malawi and beyond. Germany's Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) is funding the University of Livingstonia and Mzuzu University to implement a project that will result in the

development and offering of a Master in Public Health degree focusing on

Infectious Diseases Epidemiology in Malawi.