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Faith & the Marketplace
Entrepreneurship Campus Program
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"I am the Lord your God, who teaches you to profit, who leads you by the way you should go."— ISAIAH 48:17
Joseph Business School Uganda provides more than just an education; we provide an ecosystem. Our unique environment empowers individuals to align their spiritual calling with professional excellence.
Through a curriculum rooted in biblical principles and cutting-edge business strategy, our campus serves as a launchpad for businesses that transform communities and glorify the Kingdom.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our campus and programs.
rocket_launch GETTING STARTED
How Do I Apply? expand_more
To apply online, click the Apply Now button.
Apply NowIs there an application fee? expand_more
The application fee is $10 and is non-refundable.
Can the application fee be waived? expand_more
Application fees are generally required, but exceptions may be made during specific promotional windows or based on financial need evaluations.
What certification will I receive? expand_more
You will receive a Certificate of Completion from Joseph Business School.
Is it a diploma? expand_more
No. It is a professional vocational certificate, not a diploma or degree.
When is the application due? expand_more
Applications are typically due 30 days prior to the start of the next cohort. Check our admissions timeline for specific dates.
Where are the classes held? expand_more
Classes are held at INOZA, ERA92 Hub, Lunguja, Kampala, Uganda.
school COURSES
What is the programme? expand_more
A 4-month entrepreneurship and leadership programme combining practical business training with faith-driven leadership development.
How long is the program? expand_more
The JBS Faith & the Marketplace Entrepreneurship Campus Program is 4 months long.
When do classes begin? expand_more
New cohorts start quarterly. Please visit our programs page for the specific start date of the upcoming semester.
How many days during the week do classes meet? expand_more
Classes typically meet once per week, on Saturdays from 9am to 4pm.
What will I graduate with? expand_more
You will graduate with a complete, high-quality business plan and an operational model.
Who is the programme for? expand_more
Entrepreneurs, aspiring entrepreneurs, youth, women, and leaders seeking values-driven business growth.
What are the entry requirements? expand_more
Commitment to complete the 4-month programme and willingness to develop a real business idea.
What are the instructors like? expand_more
Our instructors are seasoned marketplace leaders and theologians who bring a blend of practical business expertise and deep biblical wisdom to the classroom.
library_books COURSE MATERIALS
Will I use traditional textbooks or eTextbooks? If yes, how and where do I order the books? expand_more
Textbooks are included in the program and made available to you in digital format which do not require you to order them.
payments FINANCIAL INFORMATION
What is the cost of the program? expand_more
The total cost for the Faith & the Marketplace Entrepreneurship Program is $1000. This includes a $50 system fee, $100 graduation fee, and $850 for tuition and materials. A separate $10 application fee applies.
How much is the tuition? expand_more
Tuition and materials are $850 as part of the $1000 programme cost. Payment plans are available.
Is financial aid available or are you able to accept grants and scholarships? expand_more
Selected donor-supported scholarships or partial bursaries may be offered. Payment plans are also available.
Is there an admissions process? expand_more
Yes, once an application is received, it is reviewed by the admissions committee. Shortlisted candidates may be invited for a brief interview to align on program goals.
Are scholarships available? expand_more
Selected donor-supported scholarships or partial bursaries may be offered for qualifying applicants.