The Library
The Archbishop Kiwanuka Library, housed in a newly constructed and beautiful building, is located on the main campus, at Nkozi, between the Cardinal Wamala Auditorium and the Mapeera building where the Librarian's office and post graduate lecture rooms are situated. This is adjacent to the main quadrangle.

The new Library was commissioned officially by the Nuncio on 31st August 2002 at a colourful ceremony. Construction period of the Library lasted almost three years. The ultra modern Library is named after the late Archbishop Kiwanuka who first conceived the idea of establishing a Catholic University in Uganda. It has a seating capacity of three-hundred students, over 13,000 print volumes, CD ROMs. containing recent journals and 24 computers linked to the Internet. It also accomodates a small museum that is operated by the ARDC.

In his Seventh Graduation Speech, the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Michel Lejeune said, about the Library, that, "It is an instrument for good academic work. Staff and students alike are thus offered modern facilities and access to a worldwide net of information."

The Computer Labs and Network
The Computer Labs and the Network facility are maintained by the ICT department. Staff and Students have an opportunity to participate in the use of modern technologies for learning, study, and research.

The African Research and Documentation Centre (ARDC)
The ARDC and the SAP project enhance research and study of African Traditions, Values, and Culture .