Former names | Theological College of Central Africa |
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Motto | Entrusted to teach |
Type | Private |
Established | 1960 |
Parent institution |
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Chairman | Samuel Yawila |
Chancellor | Hakainde Hichilema |
Vice-Chancellor | Margit Schwemmle |
Students | 7,500 (2021) |
Address | 60-64 Kwacha Road , , , Ndola P.O. Box 250100, N/A 12°57′18″S28°37′54″E / 12.95500°S 28.63167°E |
Campus | urban |
Colours | Green |
Nickname | EU |
Website | www |
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