Dr. Robert N'Kwim talking about the abundance of women at UPC and how they are contributing to building a stronger Congo.

I invest in Education Congo to provide scholarships to Congolese university students who d

Grace Banza Ilunga has been a scholarship beneficiary for four years.

Michael lost his father at an early age, but other relatives stepped in to help pay for his education prior to university.

"As soon as I finish medical school, I plan to return to my home in Ituri Province to treat war refugees who can't afford medical care."

To be helped by people I didn't even know taught me a lot of things—and when I can, I too will try to help people like you have.

Every year, more and more women are applying to UPC's computer science school. This year 30% of first-year students enrolled are women.

Imagine having to carry your sick child to the river on a hot humid day in the Congo. …You then embark on a 3+hour journey…

“Education is to me one of the pillars of the development of my country,” declares Celeste Mujinga Musasa, a 2017 graduate of Université...

My academic journey started in 2009, when I had just graduated from state school in Kananga. I was 18 years old and wanted to apply for...

Kasololo M.   Kasololo, age 23 and eldest of five siblings, lives in a municipality about 30 minutes’ walk from the university. He is a...