[2] Founded in 1999 with the mission of federating the nation's various top institutions, it was abruptly closed in 2008.
From 2010, it underwent a major restructuring, culminating in its resumption of activities in 2013, with the appointment of its new administrative body.
With rectory installed in the city of Bissau, the university was named after Amílcar Cabral, considered the ideologist and political architect of the country's independence.
In May 2015, UNESCO reportedly donated about $600,000 worth of computer equipment to the university.
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