Campus Life at LAMAU
Campus life at Lake Malawi Anglican University extends beyond the classroom, offering students opportunities to grow academically, socially, spiritually and personally. Students are encouraged to participate in activities that promote personal development, community engagement and a sense of belonging.
From on-campus accommodation to sports, recreation, clubs and student associations, LAMAU provides an environment that supports a balanced and enriching university experience.
Campus Life at LAMAU
LAMAU provides accommodation to its respective students and offers it on first come first served basis upon payment of the accommodation fee. We have hostels at our main campus in Area 47 Sector 2 for both boys and girls as well as at our Area 18 extension campus.
With the limited space of accommodation available, students are also allowed to accommodate outside the campus. There are various other hostels surrounding our campus in area 47.
The accommodation fees is MK 200,000.00 per semester



Sports and Recreation
In our fast paced lives, it is important to take sometime out for ourselves and enjoy some recreational and sports activities. At LAMAU, every student is entitled to join and enjoy any available sport activity of their choice.
As a university, we have the following available sports at an exposure of our students: football, netball, volleyball, basketball as well as chess. With readily available sports and recreation facilities around our campus, students do have an access to different sporting activities of their choice.



Clubs and Societies
Clubs and societies provide students at Lake Malawi Anglican University with opportunities to connect with fellow students who share common interests, develop new skills and participate in activities beyond their academic programmes.
Participation in student clubs, associations and extracurricular activities encourages teamwork, leadership, creativity and community engagement. These activities also provide students with opportunities to build lasting friendships and contribute positively to the university community.



