About UPU
Uganda Pentecostal University (UPU), founded in 2001 as the Grotius School of Law and Professional Studies, has grown into a fully accredited institution of higher learning. For over 20 years, UPU has championed academic excellence, integrity, and service - empowering more than 8,000 graduates in Law, Business, IT, and Social Sciences.
Beyond academics, UPU promotes community engagement, inclusivity, and ethical leadership, preparing students to make lasting impacts in society. With faith as our foundation and excellence as our goal, we remain dedicated to transforming lives and inspiring future generations.
Our Founder
Uganda Pentecostal University was founded by Professor John Ntambirweki (1952–2023), a distinguished legal scholar, educator, and visionary leader. With a deep commitment to academic excellence, integrity, and service, he established the institution in 2001 (then the Grotius School of Law and Professional Studies), laying the foundation for what has become a fully accredited university.
Professor Ntambirweki’s passion for law, education, and ethical leadership continues to inspire UPU’s mission of transforming lives and shaping society through knowledge and values.
Prof. John Ntambirweki
Founder | UPU
Visionary, Legalist, Educator
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