For more than two decades, St. Louis University Institute (SLUI) has been at the forefront of professional education in Cameroon, training a generation of graduates who are skilled, ethical, and ready to compete on the global stage. Established in 2002, SLUI has carved a niche in higher education by offering programs in Health and Biomedical Sciences, Agriculture, Engineering, and Technology, combining academic rigor with practical experience.
At St. Louis, education is not limited to the classroom. Students learn in state-of-the-art laboratories, on demonstration farms, and through partnerships with leading hospitals, clinics, and industries. The university’s approach is guided by a clear mission: to prepare young Cameroonians to address pressing challenges in health, hunger, and technology at both local and international levels. This focus on skills transfer, integrity, and real-world problem solving has made SLUI one of the most respected institutions in the country.
Speaking at a recent on TV, Dr. Nicholas Ngwanyam, Founder and CEO of St. Louis University Institute, reaffirmed the school’s commitment to excellence.
“Our mission is to train young Cameroonians to solve health, hunger, and technological challenges both locally and globally,” he said, _underlining the institute’s role as a driver of national development._
The institute’s academic offering is comprehensive and structured to meet the needs of today’s economy.
In the Faculty of Health and Biomedical Sciences, students can pursue programs in Nursing, Midwifery, Medical Imaging, Medical Laboratory Sciences, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Dental Therapy, Nutrition, and Dietetics, leading to Higher National Diplomas, Bachelor’s degrees, or Master’s degrees.
The Faculty of Agriculture offers courses in Agronomy, Animal Production, Food Science and Technology, and Agricultural Economics, training students to modernize farming practices and ensure food security. Meanwhile, the Faculty of Engineering and Technology provides cutting-edge instruction in Software Engineering, Network and Security, Telecommunication, and Electrical Power Systems, producing the next generation of innovators and problem-solvers.
In addition to its local relevance, St. Louis University Institute opens global doors for its students. Through its strategic partnership with NCUK [ Northern Consortium UK], the institute enables students to complete the first part of their studies in Cameroon and then transfer to over 65 prestigious universities in the United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. This model significantly reduces the cost of studying abroad while allowing students to gradually adapt to international academic and cultural environments.
As preparations for the 2025/2026 academic year intensify, SLUI has launched its Scholarship Concours (SALUCON), a special examination that gives successful candidates partial scholarships in various programs across Health Sciences, Agriculture, and Engineering. Examination centres are available in Douala, Yaoundé, and Bamenda to give students from across the country an opportunity to compete.
For 23 years, St. Louis University Institute has maintained an unbroken record of excellence._ Its graduates enjoy high employability rates, both locally and internationally, and many benefit from study and work opportunities abroad. The institution remains committed to offering affordable tuition with flexible payment plans, merit-based scholarships, and hybrid learning options that combine on-site and online instruction.
With campuses in Douala (Bonamoussadi, Bonaberi, Ndogpassi), Yaoundé (Simbock, Ngoussou), and Bamenda (Mile 3 Nkwen), St. Louis University Institute is within reach of students from across Cameroon.
Enrollment for the September 2025 intake is currently open. For more information, prospective students can visit www.slui.org or contact the institute via WhatsApp at +237 677 764 674.
St. Louis University Institute continues to shape professionals who not only excel in their fields but also contribute to the transformation of their communities. The message is clear: those who aspire to be part of Cameroon’s future can find their starting point at St. Louis.
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