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Education for All
Thank you for considering Nile Valley University. We believe that answering God's call should not mean taking on impossible debt. That's why we are committed to keeping tuition deeply affordable while maintaining rigorous academic standards and vibrant community life.
Whether you are a recent secondary school graduate, a pastor seeking further training, or someone exploring a call to ministry, there is a place for you here.
Our admissions process is simple and personal. We want to get to know you — not just your qualifications, but your calling.
Complete our online application form with your personal details, educational background, and a brief statement of calling.
Submit your academic transcripts, a recommendation letter from your church leader, and a copy of your national ID or passport.
Meet with our admissions team, in person or by phone, to discuss your calling, your goals, and how NVU can serve you.
Once accepted, complete your registration, attend orientation, and begin your journey of formation in community.
Key dates for the upcoming academic year. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis throughout the year.
First Semester Begins
Second Semester Begins
Third Semester Begins
Applications Open Year-Round
Start your application today. Our admissions team is ready to walk with you through every step.
Start ApplicationNot sure where to start? Reach out to our admissions team. We are here to help.
Get In TouchApplications are accepted on a rolling basis throughout the year. You can apply at any time. Our academic year is divided into three semesters beginning in January, May, and September.
You will need: (1) Your academic transcripts or certificates from previous studies, (2) A recommendation letter from your pastor or church leader, (3) A copy of your national ID or passport, (4) A brief personal statement describing your calling and why you wish to study at NVU.
Yes. We offer need-based scholarships and flexible payment plans. Our tuition is already deeply affordable, and we are committed to ensuring that finances do not prevent anyone called to ministry from receiving quality theological education.
Yes. We welcome students from across Africa and beyond. International applicants should contact our admissions office for specific guidance on visa requirements and documentation.
We offer limited on-campus housing for students. Priority is given to students coming from outside Juba. Our community life is central to formation, and living on campus is a rich part of the NVU experience.
Forming servant-leaders for the Church and the world. Deeply affordable theological education rooted in ancient tradition and vibrant community life, in the heart of Juba, South Sudan.
