Kisubi Seminary.

Nurturing Future Leaders Through Academic and Spiritual Formation.

Kisubi Seminary, established in 1951 by the Religious Order of the Missionaries of Africa, is a leading educational institution in East Africa. While the school’s primary objective is to train young men for the priesthood, its impact goes beyond the religious sector.

Kisubi Seminary is committed to providing students with high-quality education and enriching their lives with values that improve their living conditions and overall quality of life.

The school welcomes students from all regions of Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The diversity of students enhances the richness of the academic, spiritual, moral, and human formation in the school. The education system at Kisubi Seminary is structured to provide students with the mental, spiritual, social, and physical skills necessary to serve as competent leaders in the third millennium.

Although the majority of students who attend Kisubi Seminary do not become priests, they are adequately equipped with the necessary skills to serve society in different capacities. Many graduates have gone on to pursue various degrees from universities both in and outside Uganda, and now serve in different sectors of society and the Church.

At Kisubi Seminary, students receive holistic education that shapes them into responsible citizens who are well-rounded in their thinking, socially responsible, and spiritually mature.

The institution’s commitment to academic excellence, coupled with spiritual formation, makes Kisubi Seminary an excellent choice for anyone seeking an all-rounded education in East Africa.