History
Ndejje University was established in 1992 under a different name and ownership. In 1995, the University was acquired by the Anglican Dioscece of Luweero. In 1998, the institution received recognition as a tertiary level institution of learning by the Uganda Ministry of Education. In 2002, ownership of the university was expanded to include all six dioceses of the Church of Uganda in the Buganda Region. Nejje University was issued a University Charter by the Government of Uganda in 2009. It offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs that are recognized nationally and Internationally.
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