Studying at Monaco

Monaco is a growing institution on Mbogo Road, Kibuli. It's not the biggest campus, but what we offer is practical, focused, and designed around what students actually need — working internet, real lab time, accessible lecturers, and a timetable that fits different kinds of people.

Internet-Connected Labs

Our computer labs have internet access for research, coursework, and practical ICT training during lab sessions.

Reference Library

A quiet space with textbooks and reference materials to support your studies and exam preparation.

Flexible Scheduling

Morning and afternoon sessions are available, making it easier for working students or those with other commitments to attend.

Academic Support

Lecturers are accessible and willing to help. If you're struggling, you can reach out directly — no complex system required.

3 Session Shifts

Small Class Sizes

Since 2007 Serving Students

Practical, Hands-On Learning

Real skills for real careers

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Student Guild

Monaco has an active Student Guild that gives students a real seat at the table. It's run by students and deals with day-to-day matters — from raising concerns with administration to organising activities that bring the campus together. It's small but it works.

Student Leadership

Students representing students

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Student Representation

Guild leaders raise student concerns directly with institute management on academic and welfare issues.

Campus Events

End-of-semester gatherings, sports, and occasional cultural activities organised by students themselves.

Interest Groups

Students with shared interests — tech, debate, business — often group up informally around the campus.

Leadership Experience

Running for guild office or helping organise events gives you real, practical leadership experience.

Elected Guild Leadership

Active Every Semester

Open To All Students

Community Engagement

Kibuli is a tight community, and Monaco students are part of it. Engagement here isn't a brochure item — students occasionally participate in local clean-up drives, peer tutoring, and outreach with nearby schools. It's modest, but it's meaningful and real.

Rooted in the Community

Small steps, real impact

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Community Service

Students take part in occasional local initiatives around Kibuli and neighbouring areas.

Peer Tutoring

Senior students sometimes support junior ones — especially in ICT and business subjects.

Charity Efforts

Small fundraising and donation drives organised by students and the guild during the year.

Local Connections

Ties with local businesses and organisations that have taken on Monaco interns and graduates.

Kibuli Our Community

Grassroots Student-Led

Growing Every Year

Life Around Campus

Monaco is located on Mbogo Road in Kibuli — a busy, affordable, and well-connected part of Kampala. Life here is straightforward. Most students commute by boda-boda or taxi. There are local food spots, small shops, and a mosque nearby. It's not a student city, but it works.

Kibuli, Kampala

A real neighbourhood with everything you need nearby

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Accommodation Nearby

Rental rooms and self-contained options are available in Kibuli and surrounding estates at reasonable rates for students.

Easy Transport Links

Boda-bodas and taxis run throughout the day. Kampala's main taxi parks are accessible from Kibuli without much hassle.

Affordable Food

Local kitchens and small restaurants around the area offer budget-friendly meals — matoke, rice, chapati, and more.

Local Shops & Services

Stationery, mobile money, photocopying, and everyday essentials are all within walking distance of campus.

Kibuli Our Location

Affordable Cost of Living

Connected To Greater Kampala