Women's University in Africa

Women's University in Africa is a private institution co-founded by two visionaries, Professor Hope Cynthia Sadza, a former Public Service Commissioner, and Dr Fay King Chung, a former Minister of Education in Zimbabwe. The university is currently operating from its Harare campus, which is located in Manresa Park at 549 Arcturus Road. The university has campuses in Bulawayo, Mutare, and Marondera. It also has satellite campuses in Malawi and Zambia. WUA's vision is to be the best university in Africa in terms of promoting gender equity.

Its mission is to provide quality tuition, research and service to the community to empower mostly female students for leadership and developmental roles. WUA is guided by its core values which are gender responsive, academic freedom, integrity, social responsibility, transparency and accountability. WUA seeks to increase women's capacity by providing higher education, which enables women to take on political, economic, social, and leadership roles. The university currently has three faculties: Agricultural Sciences, Management and Entrepreneurial Sciences, and Social and Gender Transformative Sciences. WUA has foreign students from fourteen African countries, and efforts are being made to increase enrolment of students from the SADC region through the University's ODL Programme.

• Founded: 1952
• Website: https://www.buse.ac.zw/
• Phone: +263 24 2303211
• Rankings: #5 in Zimbabwe - #406 in Africa - #9456 in the World
• Location: 630 Churchill Ave, Harare, Zimbabwe