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The Next 500 Future Leaders of Congo

Together we are writing a new story in Congo.

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Why UCBC?

“IF LEADERSHIP IS THE KEY, THEN EDUCATION IS THE KEY TO BRINGING UP THESE LEADERS.”

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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO


 A CONGOLESE SOLUTION

In the midst of this challenging context, and out of an already resilient society, a new liberating and transformative narrative is being written and lived. It begins at the UNIVERSITÉ CHRÉTIENNE BILINGUE DU CONGO (UCBC), where committed Congolese visionaries are developing and nurturing a redemptive community of passionate, young men and women. It continues in forming these women and men as students equipped through professional and formative education at the highest level. It is witnessed in alumni who identify, own, and respond to Congo’s challenges with skill, dedication, excellence, creativity, and Christian hope.

 

FAITH-INSPIRED VISION OF TRANSFORMATION
RIGOROUS ACADEMICS
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
SERVICE LEARNING
CAMPUS WORK PROGRAM
ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
GENDER EQUALITY
BILINGUALISM
INTEGRATED RESEARCH
JUSTICE ADVOCACY

 


Over 800 Alumni

Over 500 UCBC alumni who identify, own, and respond to Congo’s challenges with skill, dedication, excellence, creativity, and Christian hope, are already writing a new story in Congo. Below is just a sample of how alumni are making an impact.

8 are working in bank enterprises.

Over 20 are working with CI or UCBC.

6 are working in the mining industry.

Over 100 are innovating new startups or working as consultants.

Over 15 are serving as pastors in churches.

Over 50 are working in national and international NGO’s based in Congo.

3 are working with the DRC government.

Over 50 are pursuing advanced studies at universities across east Africa.

*Data based on 2017 survey results


WHAT IT COSTS

Full UCBC tuition is just $2,400 per year. Students and their families make extraordinary sacrifices to pay $400 per year, on average (98% of Congo’s annual per capita gross national income). This leaves a balance of $2,000 required to fully fund each student.

OF UCBC STUDENTS RECEIVE
NEED-BASED TUITION SUPPORT

 

A Congo Initiative Campaign · EIN #20-3467419 · FAQ