In April 2009 the Vice Chancellor constituted the University Research, Administrative and Financial Reforms (URAFR) Committee to initiate reforms in the University.
In April 2009 the Vice Chancellor constituted the University Research, Administrative and Financial Reforms (URAFR) Committee to initiate reforms in the University.
The main task of the Committee is to recommend reforms in the University’s core and support processes, which will lead to a lean and efficient administrative structure for the University. The Committee will also produce an organizational handbook and a research manual, which will be the documents that will guide all officers of the University in ensuring quality service to all her stakeholders, particularly the students, who are the university’s most important customer.
he School of Graduate Studies provides the Secretariat for the Committee’s work. In order to make the URAFR Committee work more efficient, three sub-committees were formed namely:-
• Research and Innovation Sub-committee
• Finance and Administrative Reforms Sub-committee
• Teaching, Learning and Colleges Sub-committee
The URAFR website is now up and available to provide all stakeholders with detailed information on the reforms. Please click the link below to access the site.
http://reforms.mak.ac.ug/