The initiative was created to provide Master Plus Class students with a practical environment where they can apply the skills and knowledge acquired during their training. By offering access to professional facilities, mentorship, and collaborative opportunities, 100 Studios bridges the gap between learning and real-world experience.

Each studio serves as a continuing education and support center, ensuring that students remain engaged long after completing their respective cohorts. Rather than ending the learning journey at graduation, 100 Studios provides a structured environment where graduates can continue developing their skills, receive mentorship, participate in projects, and contribute to the growth of their communities.

The initiative also acts as a platform for nurturing creativity, entrepreneurship, and professional development across various disciplines, particularly in media production, music, technology, design, and the creative arts.

Currently, the 100 Studios network consists of six operational and developing studio spaces, including facilities located in MPC Studios located at Lweza, New One Studios located at Arua, PAD  Studios located at Arua, and Liira Studio, with additional locations planned as the initiative continues to expand toward its goal of establishing 100 studios worldwide.

Through this growing network, 100 Studios seeks to create sustainable ecosystems of learning, creativity, and opportunity, empowering young people with the resources, support, and practical experience needed to thrive in their personal and professional journeys.