Lilongwe university of Agriculture and Natural Resources

Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources is an educational institution with two main campuses where students study agricultural economics, biotechnology, and veterinary medicine among other fields. The university offers bachelor's degrees lasting four years, master's programs of two years, and doctoral studies.

The university was created in 2011 when two institutions, Bunda College of Agriculture and Natural Resources College, merged into one. This combination was part of Malawi's effort to strengthen and expand its higher education system.

The university works closely with farming communities in the region, conducting research that addresses local agricultural challenges and helps improve traditional practices. These connections shape what happens on campus every day.

Visitors can walk around the campus grounds and explore the different faculty buildings and research facilities. It is best to come during daytime hours when campus life is active and you can get a clear sense of the place.

The Agribusiness Management Department is the only place in Malawi where students can get specialized training in cooperatives and microfinance studies. This makes it a special learning hub for those interested in working on rural economic projects.