Taking care of yourself is important, especially during your time at university. Explore the support and services available to help you stay healthy throughout your studies at the University of Kigali.
Looking after your health is an important part of your university experience. At the University of Kigali, students do not need to register in advance to receive medical care. You can simply visit the clinic whenever you need support.
Our on-campus clinic provides immediate assistance for a range of health concerns. Whether you are feeling unwell, need medical advice, or require basic treatment, our healthcare staff are here to help.
The University Clinic offers:
The clinic is conveniently located on campus, making it easy for students to access care without delay. If your condition requires specialised treatment, you will be guided to appropriate healthcare providers nearby.
Our counselling services support students’ emotional, psychological, and personal wellbeing by providing guidance, awareness, and a safe space to discuss health-related concerns.
This service helps students address stress, anxiety, emotional challenges, and other mental health concerns that may affect their academic and personal lives.
Students receive confidential guidance on sexual health, reproductive wellbeing, healthy relationships, and responsible decision-making.
Our prevention initiatives focus on promoting healthy lifestyles, reducing health risks, and equipping students with practical knowledge to protect their wellbeing.
We provide health awareness activities that educate students on hygiene, disease prevention, healthy habits, and overall wellbeing.
Students are encouraged to adopt balanced eating habits and healthier lifestyles through nutrition awareness and practical guidance.
We provide basic health support services to respond to immediate student needs, ensure timely care, and maintain continuity of support even after referral to external medical facilities.
Immediate first aid support is available for minor injuries, sudden illness, and other urgent situations that may arise on campus.
Students who require advanced medical attention are referred to appropriate hospitals. The university clinic ensures follow-up on students who have been hospitalized after referral, monitoring their recovery and supporting their return to academic life.
Our education-focused health initiatives strengthen students’ practical understanding of health-related topics and prepare them to apply this knowledge in real-life and professional settings.
Students in the School of Education take part in practical health studies sessions that build hands-on knowledge and skills in health education and community awareness.
If you have any questions or can’t find the information you’re looking for, Please visit our clinic to any of our campuses
