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HANNAH STANTON ON MAKERERE UNIVERSITY: PDF, Postscript

THE FIRST GRADUATES OF THE MAKERERE UNIVERSITY EXTERNAL DEGREE PROGRAMME IN UGANDA: PDF, Postscript

ONE YEAR OF VIRTUAL UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE AT MAKERERE UNIVERSITY IN UGANDA: PDF, Postscript

2000 ANNUAL REPORT The Rockefeller Foundation: PDF, Postscript

Makerere University in Transition 1993–2000 Opportunities & Challenges: PDF, Postscript

THE NETHERLANDS PROGRAMME FOR THE INSTITUTIONAL STRENGTHENING OF POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION AND TRAINING CAPACITY (NPT): PDF, Postscript

A PROCESS OF CURRICULUM CHANGE: THE MAKERERE EXPERIENCE: PDF, Postscript

STAKEHOLDERS’ DIALOGUE, BEYOND JUBA: BUILDING CONSENSUS ON A SUSTAINABLE PEACE PROCESS FOR UGANDA: PDF, Postscript

Option Pricing: Lattice Models Revisited: PDF, Postscript

Perspective of Bioenergy and Jatropha in Uganda: PDF, Postscript

CURRENT RESEARCH ON ELEARNING & PROPOSED RESEARCH AGENDA FOR MAKERERE UNIVERSITY: PDF, Postscript

SAMSS Site Visit Report: PDF, Postscript

Makerere University Team at The International Criminal Court Trial Competition: PDF, Postscript

Training, research & outreach activities at Makerere University: PDF, Postscript

A grander challenge: the case of how Makerere University College of Health Sciences (MakCHS) contributes to health outcomes in Africa: PDF, Postscript

Statistical Training at the Institute of Statistics and Applied Economics, Makerere University: PDF, Postscript

Founding Institutional Partnerships: PDF, Postscript

Approach to civic engagement: PDF, Postscript

Workshop on Writing for Scholarly Publishing (11-15 July, 2011 Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda): PDF, Postscript

A proposal for partnership with Makerere University towards addressing fading interest in science education in rural western Uganda: PDF, Postscript

IMMUNOLOGIC STUDIES IN PATIENTS WITH MALIGNANT MELANOMA IN UGANDA: PDF, Postscript

ASSESSMENT OF THE UTILIZATION OF MAKERERE UNIVERSITY ELECTRONIC INFORMATION RESOURCES BY ACADEMIC STAFF: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS: PDF, Postscript

Africa/Europe – University partnership for mutual benefit; Makerere University and partners: PDF, Postscript

Determining the limiting nutrients in coffee plantations at Makerere University Agricultural Reseach Institute: PDF, Postscript

Healthy city harvests: Generating evidence to guide policy on urban agriculture: PDF, Postscript

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PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES OF TRAINING IN AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS AT DIFFERENT LEVELS IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY: PDF, Postscript
 
Opportunities for ICT Research Cooperation in Makerere: PDF, Postscript

Makerere University: ICT STATUS: PDF, Postscript

Re-building Prestige in Research: Organizational Case Study of Makerere University: PDF, Postscript

Pfizer Investments in Health: PDF, Postscript

Institutional capacity development and innovation at Makerere University: PDF, Postscript

PREDICTORS OF PLASMODIUM FALCIPARUM TREATMENT OUTCOMES AMONG CHILDREN IN ARUA, UGANDA: PDF, Postscript

CHARACTERISTICS OF THE INTERNAL ANAL SPHINCTER AND THE RECTUM OF THE VERVET MONKEY: PDF, Postscript

Pediatrics: Makerere University/ Mulago Hospital: Kampala, Uganda: PDF, Postscript

A THEORY OF SITUATION ROLES: PDF, Postscript

RELATIONAL PATTERNS OF KAMPALA, UGANDA: PDF, Postscript

Copyright and Access to e-Resources in Africa's Education and Research Contexts: the case of selected Ugandan Institutions: PDF, Postscript

Hybrid E-learning for Rural Secondary Schools in Uganda, Co-evolution in Triple Helix Processes: PDF, Postscript

Human Resources Management at Makerere: Quality Assurance and Gender Mainstreaming as core issues: PDF, Postscript

A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MAKERERE UNIVERSITY GRADUATES OF THE FACULTIES OF ARTS AND SCIENCES: PDF, Postscript

MAKERERE UNIVERSITY IN THE REGIONAL INITIATIVE IN SCIENCE AND EDUCATION: PDF, Postscript

Reviving Makerere University to a Leading Institution for Academic Excellence in Africa: PDF, Postscript

CONTRACT BETWEEN MAKERERE UNIVERSITY AND THE AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY OF NORWAY CONCERNING SUPPORT TO INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME AT MAKERERE UNIVERSITY: PDF, Postscript

Accordia Global Health Foundation’s Makerere University Professors in Residence Program: PDF, Postscript

MAKERERE UNIVERSITY TOWARDS 2017 STRATEGIC CHOICES: PDF, Postscript

Uganda: Gregory Sankaran, University of Bath, UK, and Juma Kasozi, Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda: PDF, Postscript

Agreement between The Association of African Universities (AAU) and Makerere University: PDF, Postscript

Electronic Information Seeking Among LIS Postgraduate Students at Makerere University, Uganda: PDF, Postscript

Learning to make change Developing innovation competence for recreating the African university of the 21st century: PDF, Postscript

UNIVERSITY DEVELOPMENT LINKAGES PROJECT: Case Western Reserve University-Makerere University Public Health Linkage: PDF, Postscript

The Learning Innovations Loan Funding Towards Capacity Building for Decentralization in Uganda: PDF, Postscript

CURRICULUM INNOVATIONS AT FACULTY OF MEDICINE, MAKERERE UNIIVERSIITY: PDF, Postscript

Influence of the training experience of Makerere University medical and nursing graduates on willingness and competence to work in rural health facilities: PDF, Postscript

Ugandan Theatre: paradigm shifts: PDF, Postscript

Kimondo et al 2011- Estimating fruit yield from Vitex payos in semi-arid eastern province of Kenya: MS Word, PDF, Postscript

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REPORT ON REGIONAL SEMINAR AND WORKSHOP ON INNOVATION INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIALIZATION: MS Word, PDF, Postscript

A characterisation of the physical properties of soil and the implications for landslide occurence on the slopes of Mount Elgon, Eastern Uganda Mugagga et al 2011: PDF

Donald R. Kugonza BEEKEEPING Simplified: 600 Questions and Answers on Tropical Beekeeping: pdf

J Semakula, P Lusembo, D R Kugonza et al, Estimation of live body weight using zoometrical measurements for improved marketing of indigenous chicken in the Lake Victoria basin of Uganda: pdf

Okia et al, Use and Management of Balanites aegyptiaca in Drylands of Uganda: pdf  

D.R. Kugonza et al, Productivity and morphology of Ankole cattle in three livestock production systems in Uganda: pdf, ps

D.R. Kugonza et al, Accuracy of pastoralists’ memory-based kinship assignment of Ankole cattle: a microsatellite DNA analysis: pdf, ps

James Ochwa-Echel, Exploring the Gender Gap in Computer Science Education in Uganda: pdf 

HANNAH STANTON ON MAKERERE UNIVERSITY: PDF, Postscript

THE FIRST GRADUATES OF THE MAKERERE UNIVERSITY EXTERNAL DEGREE PROGRAMME IN UGANDA: PDF, Postscript

ONE YEAR OF VIRTUAL UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE AT MAKERERE UNIVERSITY IN UGANDA: PDF, Postscript

2000 ANNUAL REPORT The Rockefeller Foundation: PDF, Postscript

Makerere University in Transition 1993–2000 Opportunities & Challenges: PDF, Postscript

THE NETHERLANDS PROGRAMME FOR THE INSTITUTIONAL STRENGTHENING OF POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION AND TRAINING CAPACITY (NPT): PDF, Postscript

A PROCESS OF CURRICULUM CHANGE: THE MAKERERE EXPERIENCE: PDF, Postscript

STAKEHOLDERS’ DIALOGUE, BEYOND JUBA: BUILDING CONSENSUS ON A SUSTAINABLE PEACE PROCESS FOR UGANDA: PDF, Postscript

Option Pricing: Lattice Models Revisited: PDF, Postscript

Perspective of Bioenergy and Jatropha in Uganda: PDF, Postscript

CURRENT RESEARCH ON ELEARNING & PROPOSED RESEARCH AGENDA FOR MAKERERE UNIVERSITY: PDF, Postscript

SAMSS Site Visit Report: PDF, Postscript

Makerere University Team at The International Criminal Court Trial Competition: PDF, Postscript

Training, research & outreach activities at Makerere University: PDF, Postscript

A grander challenge: the case of how Makerere University College of Health Sciences (MakCHS) contributes to health outcomes in Africa: PDF, Postscript

Statistical Training at the Institute of Statistics and Applied Economics, Makerere University: PDF, Postscript

Founding Institutional Partnerships: PDF, Postscript

Approach to civic engagement: PDF, Postscript

Workshop on Writing for Scholarly Publishing (11-15 July, 2011 Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda): PDF, Postscript

A proposal for partnership with Makerere University towards addressing fading interest in science education in rural western Uganda: PDF, Postscript

IMMUNOLOGIC STUDIES IN PATIENTS WITH MALIGNANT MELANOMA IN UGANDA: PDF, Postscript

ASSESSMENT OF THE UTILIZATION OF MAKERERE UNIVERSITY ELECTRONIC INFORMATION RESOURCES BY ACADEMIC STAFF: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS: PDF, Postscript

Africa/Europe – University partnership for mutual benefit; Makerere University and partners: PDF, Postscript

Determining the limiting nutrients in coffee plantations at Makerere University Agricultural Reseach Institute: PDF, Postscript

Healthy city harvests: Generating evidence to guide policy on urban agriculture: PDF, Postscript

PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES OF TRAINING IN AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS AT DIFFERENT LEVELS IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY: PDF, Postscript
 
Opportunities for ICT Research Cooperation in Makerere: PDF, Postscript

Makerere University: ICT STATUS: PDF, Postscript

Re-building Prestige in Research: Organizational Case Study of Makerere University: PDF, Postscript

Pfizer Investments in Health: PDF, Postscript

Institutional capacity development and innovation at Makerere University: PDF, Postscript

PREDICTORS OF PLASMODIUM FALCIPARUM TREATMENT OUTCOMES AMONG CHILDREN IN ARUA, UGANDA: PDF, Postscript

CHARACTERISTICS OF THE INTERNAL ANAL SPHINCTER AND THE RECTUM OF THE VERVET MONKEY: PDF, Postscript

Pediatrics: Makerere University/ Mulago Hospital: Kampala, Uganda: PDF, Postscript

A THEORY OF SITUATION ROLES: PDF, Postscript

RELATIONAL PATTERNS OF KAMPALA, UGANDA: PDF, Postscript

Copyright and Access to e-Resources in Africa's Education and Research Contexts: the case of selected Ugandan Institutions: PDF, Postscript

Hybrid E-learning for Rural Secondary Schools in Uganda, Co-evolution in Triple Helix Processes: PDF, Postscript

Human Resources Management at Makerere: Quality Assurance and Gender Mainstreaming as core issues: PDF, Postscript

A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MAKERERE UNIVERSITY GRADUATES OF THE FACULTIES OF ARTS AND SCIENCES: PDF, Postscript

MAKERERE UNIVERSITY IN THE REGIONAL INITIATIVE IN SCIENCE AND EDUCATION: PDF, Postscript

Reviving Makerere University to a Leading Institution for Academic Excellence in Africa: PDF, Postscript

CONTRACT BETWEEN MAKERERE UNIVERSITY AND THE AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY OF NORWAY CONCERNING SUPPORT TO INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME AT MAKERERE UNIVERSITY: PDF, Postscript

Accordia Global Health Foundation’s Makerere University Professors in Residence Program: PDF, Postscript

MAKERERE UNIVERSITY TOWARDS 2017 STRATEGIC CHOICES: PDF, Postscript

Uganda: Gregory Sankaran, University of Bath, UK, and Juma Kasozi, Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda: PDF, Postscript

Agreement between The Association of African Universities (AAU) and Makerere University: PDF, Postscript

Electronic Information Seeking Among LIS Postgraduate Students at Makerere University, Uganda: PDF, Postscript

Learning to make change Developing innovation competence for recreating the African university of the 21st century: PDF, Postscript

UNIVERSITY DEVELOPMENT LINKAGES PROJECT: Case Western Reserve University-Makerere University Public Health Linkage: PDF, Postscript

The Learning Innovations Loan Funding Towards Capacity Building for Decentralization in Uganda: PDF, Postscript

CURRICULUM INNOVATIONS AT FACULTY OF MEDICINE, MAKERERE UNIIVERSIITY: PDF, Postscript

Influence of the training experience of Makerere University medical and nursing graduates on willingness and competence to work in rural health facilities: PDF, Postscript

Ugandan Theatre: paradigm shifts: PDF, Postscript

Kimondo et al 2011- Estimating fruit yield from Vitex payos in semi-arid eastern province of Kenya: MS Word, PDF, Postscript

REPORT ON REGIONAL SEMINAR AND WORKSHOP ON INNOVATION INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIALIZATION: MS Word, PDF, Postscript

A characterisation of the physical properties of soil and the implications for landslide occurence on the slopes of Mount Elgon, Eastern Uganda Mugagga et al 2011: PDF

Donald R. Kugonza BEEKEEPING Simplified: 600 Questions and Answers on Tropical Beekeeping: pdf

J Semakula, P Lusembo, D R Kugonza et al, Estimation of live body weight using zoometrical measurements for improved marketing of indigenous chicken in the Lake Victoria basin of Uganda: pdf

Okia et al, Use and Management of Balanites aegyptiaca in Drylands of Uganda: pdf  

D.R. Kugonza et al, Productivity and morphology of Ankole cattle in three livestock production systems in Uganda: pdf, ps

D.R. Kugonza et al, Accuracy of pastoralists’ memory-based kinship assignment of Ankole cattle: a microsatellite DNA analysis: pdf, ps

James Ochwa-Echel, Exploring the Gender Gap in Computer Science Education in Uganda: pdf 

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Change of Course/Programme for Undergraduate Admissions 2025/2026

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The Office of the Academic Registrar, Makerere University has released lists for the recommended for change of course/ programme for Degree/Diploma Scheme and Direct entry for Private/Government sponsored students for the Academic Year 2025/2026.

The lists released can be accessed by following the respective links below:

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Makerere Signs Open MoU with London School of Economics and Political Science

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Seated Left to Right: Dr. Richard Newfarmer, Dr. Jonathan Leape, Dr. Sarah Sewanyana, Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe, Prof. Ibrahim Mike Okumu and Prof. James Wokadala with other officials (Standing) after the MoU signing on 27th August 2025. Makerere University, through the College of Business and Management Sciences (CoBAMS) and the Economic Policy Research Centre (EPRC), has signed an open Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), 27th August 2025, Kampala Uganda, East Africa.

Makerere University, through the College of Business and Management Sciences (CoBAMS) and the Economic Policy Research Centre (EPRC), has signed an open Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). This MoU is one of several initiatives aimed at strengthening the university’s global collaborations and research partnerships.

In his remarks, Vice Chancellor Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe highlighted Makerere’s recent centenary celebrations as a testament to its long and influential history in Africa. He reaffirmed the university’s commitment to serious, research-driven collaboration, noting Makerere’s aspiration to become a leading student-centered research university that develops solutions to regional challenges.

Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe makes his remarks ahead of the MoU signing. Makerere University, through the College of Business and Management Sciences (CoBAMS) and the Economic Policy Research Centre (EPRC), has signed an open Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), 27th August 2025, Kampala Uganda, East Africa.
Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe makes his remarks ahead of the MoU signing.

Prof. Nawangwe emphasized that Makerere’s research addresses critical issues such as widespread poverty, high youth unemployment, the devastating effects of climate change on agriculture, rapid population growth, and political interference in production. These challenges, he explained, call for climate-resilient agriculture, stronger health systems to address emerging diseases, and more inclusive governance. He further observed that Africa’s ambitious goal of producing one million PhDs in the next decade remains constrained by inadequate supervision capacity across the continent, stressing that collaborations like this MoU are key to bridging that gap.

EPRC Executive Director, Dr. Sarah Sewanyana, described the signing as particularly significant for EPRC and its Board of Directors as they embark on a new five-year strategic plan (2025/26–2029/30). She explained that the plan strongly emphasizes strategic collaborations, with this partnership serving as a prime example of leveraging collective strengths to deepen impact. She underscored EPRC’s role in advancing evidence-based policymaking for national development, aligning with Uganda’s National Development Plan IV.

The partners show off the signed MoU. Makerere University, through the College of Business and Management Sciences (CoBAMS) and the Economic Policy Research Centre (EPRC), has signed an open Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), 27th August 2025, Kampala Uganda, East Africa.
The partners show off the signed MoU.

Prof. James Wokadala, Acting Principal of CoBAMS, emphasized that the collaboration seeks to preserve and expand vital human knowledge while strengthening partnerships between academic institutions and global research networks. He noted that these networks are instrumental in advising legal and policy professionals, as well as aligning research agendas with both national and corporate priorities. He expressed pride in the extensive efforts of the School of Economics that have expanded these activities in recent years. He pointed to significant accomplishments that have been achieved in collaboration with IGC, including hosting a 2025 high-level international conference on mobile money payment systems, which positioned Makerere University as a thought leader on critical African economic issues. He also celebrated the successful bid by the School of Economics to host the ‘Africa Meeting of the Econometric Society’ in 2027, further demonstrating its contribution to impactful scholarship and policy influence.

The Acting Principal further emphasized that the new partnership with LSE will build on these achievements, offering immense benefits such as expanding capacity-building opportunities for faculty and students, especially in research and Public Infrastructure Management (PIM). The collaboration will also provide platforms for knowledge dissemination and policy dialogue, while addressing pressing socio-economic and health challenges. Ultimately, he said, formalisation of the partnership amplifies CoBAMS’ commitment to excellence in teaching, research, and innovation.

Speaking on behalf of LSE’s International Growth Centre (IGC), Executive Director Dr. Jonathan Leape expressed delight at formalizing the long-standing collaboration with Makerere and EPRC. He highlighted current joint projects, including research on the impact of the 2020 gender-based vaccine program on women’s skills and learning, studies on reforms in STEM education, and investigations into barriers limiting business growth for entrepreneurs. He stressed that the core mission is to bring researchers and policymakers together to address pressing policy challenges with robust, reliable evidence and innovative solutions.

Prof. Nawangwe presents a souvenir Mak Necktie to Dr. Jonathan Leape. Makerere University, through the College of Business and Management Sciences (CoBAMS) and the Economic Policy Research Centre (EPRC), has signed an open Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), 27th August 2025, Kampala Uganda, East Africa.
Prof. Nawangwe presents a souvenir Mak Necktie to Dr. Jonathan Leape.

The event, held on 27th August 2025, was attended by several dignitaries including Dr. Richard Newfarmer, Country Director for Uganda and Rwanda (IGC); Dr. Nhial Kuch, Senior Country Economist (IGC); and Mary Teddy Nakyejwe, IGC Programme Officer. Also present were the Director of Research, Dr. Ibrahim Kasirye and other members of EPRC leadership.

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Makerere University Hosts Delegation from Ghent University Association

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Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe (Right) presents a Makerere Coffee Table book to Prof. Mieke Van Herreweghe during the visit on 27th August 2025. Makerere University hosted a delegation from the Ghent University Association where a student exchange agreement was signed, led by Prof. Mieke Van Herreweghe, Vice Rector of Ghent University. The delegation included representatives from Howest University and Hogent University of Applied Sciences, 27th August 2025 Kampala Uganda, East Africa.

Makerere University has hosted a delegation from the Ghent University Association, led by Prof. Mieke Van Herreweghe, Vice Rector of Ghent University. The delegation included representatives from Howest University and Hogent University of Applied Sciences.

Vice Chancellor Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe welcomed the team and highlighted Makerere University’s commitment to addressing the pressing challenges in the region. These include climate change, which continues to hinder investment, and Uganda’s rapidly growing population that has surged from 5 million in the late 1940s to nearly 50 million currently, creating socio-economic challenges such as high youth unemployment.

He emphasized that Makerere’s research agenda focuses on understanding the fast-growing population, tackling health challenges, advancing governance and human rights, and fostering peace through initiatives such as the Rotary Peace Center—the only one of its kind on the African continent. Research at Makerere also seeks to provide solutions to youth unemployment in one of the world’s youngest nations.

The meeting of Members of Management and the visiting delegation in session in the Vice Chancellor's Boardroom. Makerere University hosted a delegation from the Ghent University Association where a student exchange agreement was signed, led by Prof. Mieke Van Herreweghe, Vice Rector of Ghent University. The delegation included representatives from Howest University and Hogent University of Applied Sciences, 27th August 2025 Kampala Uganda, East Africa.
The meeting of Members of Management and the visiting delegation in session in the Vice Chancellor’s Boardroom.

The Vice Chancellor further noted that Makerere University teaches and conducts research across a wide spectrum of disciplines, organized into colleges including Agriculture, Business and Management, Computing, Education and External Studies, Engineering and Technology, Health Sciences, Humanities and Social Sciences, Natural Sciences, and Veterinary Medicine. The university also hosts over 60 specialized research centers, among them Centers of Excellence such as the Regional Centre for Crop Improvement, which works to enhance food security, manage pests and diseases, and improve agricultural productivity. Another key institution is the Infectious Diseases Institute, which leads research on HIV/AIDS. With these initiatives, he added, Makerere continues to expand its research footprint while strengthening global partnerships.

Prof. Van Herreweghe provided an overview of Ghent University, founded in 1817 and ranked among the top 100 universities globally for decades. With its motto “Dare to think,” Ghent University has built a strong international reputation. It also holds the distinction of being the only Belgian, and currently the only European, university with a campus in South Korea. Established in 2014, the campus offers bachelor’s programs in applied biotechnology.

She highlighted Ghent’s joint PhD programs, which are structured as sandwich programs to support African universities. Under this arrangement, PhD candidates spend two years funded at Ghent University and another two years at their home university (such as Makerere), with joint supervision from both institutions. These programs, she noted, are a strategic way of fostering international collaboration.

Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe and Prof. Mieke Van Herreweghe pose for a group photo with members of their respective teams at the Main Building entrance. Makerere University hosted a delegation from the Ghent University Association where a student exchange agreement was signed, led by Prof. Mieke Van Herreweghe, Vice Rector of Ghent University. The delegation included representatives from Howest University and Hogent University of Applied Sciences, 27th August 2025 Kampala Uganda, East Africa.
Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe and Prof. Mieke Van Herreweghe pose for a group photo with members of their respective teams at the Main Building entrance.

During the visit, Ghent University signed a Student Exchange Agreement with Makerere University to complement the existing Memorandum of Understanding. The agreement will pave the way for more joint initiatives and strengthen collaboration in the years ahead.

The delegation also included Mr. Lieven Theys, International Coordinator for Business Management at Howest University, who explained that Howest clusters its programs into three key domains: Design and Technology, Human Well-being and Health, and Business and Organization. Dr. Robin Stevens represented Hogent University of Applied Sciences, which runs programs across nine schools including Business and Management, Computer Sciences, Biosciences, Industrial Technology, Teacher Training, and Healthcare.

The visit, held on 27th August 2025, was attended by Makerere University officials and members of various colleges, among them Prof. Winston Tumps Ireeta, the Acting Deputy Vice Chancellor (Finance and Administration) and Principal of the College of Natural Sciences (CoNAS), Prof. Tonny Oyana-Principal College of Computing and Information Sciences (CoCIS), Prof. Moses Musinguzi-Principal College of Engineering, Design, Art and Technology (CEDAT), Prof. Julius Kikooma-Director Graduate Training, Assoc. Prof. Yazidhi Bamutaze-Deputy Principal College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (CAES), Assoc. Prof. James Wokadala-Deputy Principal College of Business and Management Sciences (CoBAMS), Assoc. Prof. Richard Idro-Deputy Principal College of Health Sciences, and Dr. Cathy Mbidde, Manager of the Makerere University Innovation Pod (Mak UniPod).

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