Our Campuses – The Episcopal University

The Episcopal University

Bishop Gwynne Campus Juba.

Located in Hai Malakal in the centre of Juba, the Bishop Gwynne Campus is an oasis of calm in the busy capital. It houses the University’s main Administration Block, 8 modern classrooms, each equipped with a TV screen. There is an extensive library and computer lab providing a conducive environment for students to engage in personal study and research. There are residential blocks for women and men, and a large Chapel. The whole campus is connected to the internet. Students are able to cultivate vegetables on the site, and groundworks are underway to provide playing fields for basketball, volleyball and football as well as fitness classes. A canteen is available for staff and students to enjoy delicious local meals at an affordable price.

Rokon Campus

The Rokon Campus of TEU is located 50km west of Juba near Rokon town. It comprises 16 sq km of land, with a fenced campus of 4 sq km. In the future this beautiful land will be the main campus of The Episcopal University where different schools will be located as well as the University’s main administrative centre. A Master Plan for the site has been developed and funding to begin construction is being sought. Currently the campus is being used for a major agricultural project which will produce food that constitutes a nutritious and varied diet for students in Juba and for sale in Rokon. It will provide livelihoods for local people in Rokon, and be a centre of excellence in the development of sustainable farming techniques including an agroforestry program. In time this work will be part of a new School of Agriculture that will be located on the site.

Kajokeji Christian College

Kajo-Keji Christian College (formerly known as Canon Benaiah Poggo College) is a private institution established by The Episcopal Church of South Sudan, Diocese of Kajo-Keji in 1993. The college offers Theology, Education, Business Administration & Management programmes and Information Communication Technology (ICT) fundamentals. The College is now an independent Private University College in its own right and is affiliated with the Episcopal University and has been approved as one of the Provincial Regional Colleges to offer Bachelor’s programmes in Theology. KCC prides in its atmosphere of equality with no distinctions in terms of gender or tribe. Our practice of fellowship and acceptance of everyone is the main premise on which the college operates.

St. John's College Wau

The vision of St John’s College is “to produce competent and professional leaders grounded in Christian values for Church growth, community transformation and world development.”. The college is located within the Episcopal Church compound opposite Wau Teaching Hospital, which is secure and easily accessible. The College offers a BA in Business Administration, a Diploma in Primary Education, and a Diploma in Theology.

Bishop Allison Theological College in Yei

Coming Soon !!!!!

Chaima Christian Institute Maridi

Chaima Christian Institute Maridi was established in August 1988 as a Bible school in Maridi Diocese to train church workers for Christian ministry. In 2010, the college introduced some new professional courses other than theology and the name of the school changed to Chaima Christian Institute Maridi (CCIM). CCIM offers a range of Diploma and Certificate programmes in theology, English, agriculture and computer science. The Principal of CCIM is Revd Eli Bangisa, and the Chair of the Board is the Bishop of Maridi, the Right Revd Canon Moses Zungo.

Yei Teacher Training Institute

Yei Teacher Training College was founded in 2001 to improve the quality of primary school teaching in South Sudan by offering comprehensive pre-service and in-service training courses. The college has students from all ten states in South Sudan as well as the Nuba Mountains. We offer these students a Diploma in Primary Education accredited by the University of Juba, and will soon offer a BA in Primary Education accredited through The Episcopal University. YTTC goes beyond offering traditional teacher training courses such as Language, Sciences, Mathematics, Social Studies and Professional Education Studies, to offering life skills subjects like Art and Crafts, Music, Information and Communication Technology etc. They may also take part in extra-curricular activities such as sports competitions, debate club or join the YTTC marching brass band. All of this gives our student teachers an experience which will inspire them, encouraging them to work towards building something similar for the coming generations they will teach.