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Makerere Undergraduate Private Admission lists 2011/2012

Published

15 years ago

August 2, 2011

The Academic Registrar Makerere University has released the list of all successful applicants for the Private entry scheme of Makerere University.

The Academic Registrar Makerere University has released the list of all successful applicants for the Private entry scheme of Makerere University.

Admission lists for the 2011/2012 Academic Year by Course

CAES, COBAMS, COCIS, CEES, CEDAT, CHS, CHUSS, CONAS, LAW & VETMED, MUBS, MUBS Cont'd, MUBS (Upcountry), Mak (Upcountry)

College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (CAES)

Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering: pdf

Bachelor of Agribusiness Management: pdf

Bachelor of Science in Agriculture: pdf

Bachelor of Science in Food Science and Technology: pdf

Bachelor of Science in Horticulture: pdf

Bachelor of Science in Human Nutrition: pdf

Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Land Use and Management (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Land Use and Management (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Agricultural and Rural Innovation: pdf

Bachelor of Conservation Forestry and Product Engineering: pdf

Bachelor of Social and Entrepreneurial Forestry: pdf

Bachelor of Environmental Science: pdf

Bachelor of Tourism (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Tourism (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Meteorology: pdf

Bachelor of Tourism-Jinja (Evening): pdf

College of Business and Management Sciences (COBAMS)

Bachelor of Statistics: pdf

Bachelor of Science in Population Studies: pdf

Bachelor of Science in Population Studies (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Quantitative Economics (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Quantitative Economics (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Business Statistics-Mak (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Business Statistics-Mak (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Arts in Economics (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Arts in Economics (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Arts in Development Economics (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Arts in Development Economics (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Commerce (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Commerce (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Business Administration-Mak (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Business Administration-Mak (Evening): pdf

College of Computing and Information Sciences (COCIS)

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Information Systems (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Information Systems (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Information Technology (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Information Technology (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Library and Information Science (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Library and Information Science (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Records and Archives Management (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Records and Archives Management (Evening): pdf

Diploma in Computer Science and Information Technology (Day): pdf

Diploma in Computer Science and Information Technology (Evening): pdf

Diploma in Archives and Records Management (Evening): pdf

Diploma in Library and Information Studies (Evening): pdf

College of Education and External Studies (CEES)

Bachelor of Arts with Education (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Arts with Education (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Science with Education: pdf

Bachelor of Science with Education (Biological): pdf

Bachelor of Science with Education (Economics): pdf

Bachelor of Science with Education (Physical): pdf

Bachelor of Adult and Community Education: pdf

Bachelor of Adult and Community Education (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Commerce (External): pdf

Bachelor of Science (External): pdf

Diploma in Youth and Development Work: pdf

Diploma in Project Planning and Management: pdf

College of Engineering, Design, Art and Technology (CEDAT)

Bachelor of Architecture: pdf

Bachelor of Architecture (Parallel-Day and Afternoon): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (Day and Afternoon): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (Day and Afternoon): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering (Day and Afternoon): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (Day and Afternoon): pdf

Bachelor of Industrial and Fine Arts: pdf

Bachelor of Science in Land Economics (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Land Economics (Day and Afternoon): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Land Surveying and Geomatics (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Land Surveying and Geomatics (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Telecommunication Engineering (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Telecommunication Engineering (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Quantity Surveying (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Quantity Surveying (Day and Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Construction Management (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Construction Management (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning (Evening): pdf

Diploma in Civil Engineering Surveying (Day): pdf

Diploma in Civil Engineering Surveying (Day and Afternoon): pdf

College of Health Sciences (CHS)

Bachelor of Pharmacy: pdf

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery: pdf

Bachelor of Dental Surgery: pdf

Bachelor of Science in Nursing: pdf

Bachelor of Science in Medical Radiography: pdf

Bachelor of Environmental Health Science: pdf

Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering: pdf

Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences: pdf

College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHUSS)

Bachelor of Arts (Arts) – Day: pdf

Bachelor of Arts (Arts) – Evening: pdf

Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Journalism and Communication (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Journalism and Communication (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Social Work and Social Administration: pdf

Bachelor of Development Studies (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Development Studies (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Arts in Music (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Arts in Music (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Arts in Drama and Film (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Arts in Drama and Film (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Community Psychology (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Community Psychology (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Industrial and Organisational Psychology: pdf

Bachelor of Industrial and Organisational Psychology (Evening): pdf

Diploma in Music, Dance and Drama: pdf

College of Natural Sciences (CONAS)

Bachelor of Science in Industrial Chemistry: pdf

Bachelor of Science in Fisheries and Aquaculture: pdf

Bachelor of Sports Science: pdf

Bachelor of Science (Biological): pdf

Bachelor of Science (Physical): pdf

Bachelor of Science (Economics): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geoscience and Production: pdf

Bachelor of Science in Ethnobotany: pdf

School of Law (LAW)

Bachelor of Laws (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Laws (Evening): pdf

School of Veterinary Medicine (VETMED)

Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine: pdf

Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Health and Management: pdf

Bachelor of Biomedical Laboratory Technology (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Biomedical Laboratory Technology (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Animal Production Technology and Management: pdf

Diploma in Livestock Product Development and Entrepreneurship: pdf

Makerere University Business School (MUBS)

Bachelor of Science in Accounting-MUBS (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Accounting-MUBS (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Business Administration – MUBS (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Business Administration – MUBS (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Business Computing-MUBS (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Business Computing-MUBS (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management-MUBS (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management-MUBS (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Arts in Economics-MUBS (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Arts in Economics-MUBS (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Human Resource Management-MUBS (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Human Resource Management-MUBS (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of International Business-MUBS (Day): pdf

Bachelor of International Business-MUBS (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Leisure and Hospitality Management-MUBS (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Leisure and Hospitality Management-MUBS (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Office and Information Management-MUBS (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Office and Information Management-MUBS (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Finance-MUBS (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Finance-MUBS (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Science in Marketing-MUBS (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Real Estate Business Management-MUBS (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Real Estate Business Management-MUBS (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Commerce-MUBS (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Business Statistics-MUBS (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Business Statistics-MUBS (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Transport and Logistics Management-MUBS (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Transport and Logistics Management-MUBS (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Travel and Tourism Management-MUBS (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Travel and Tourism Management-MUBS (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Leadership and Governance-MUBS (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Procurement and Supply Chain Management-MUBS (Day):pdf

Bachelor of Procurement and Supply Chain Management-MUBS (Evening):pdf

Makerere University Business School – Arua Campus

Bachelor of Human Resource Management-MUBS Arua (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Human Resource Management-MUBS Arua (External): pdf

Bachelor of Business Administration-MUBS Arua (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Business Administration-MUBS Arua (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Commerce-MUBS Arua (Day): pdf

Makerere University Business School – Jinja Campus

Bachelor of Procurement and Supply Chain Management-MUBS Jinja (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Procurement and Supply Chain Management-MUBS Jinja (External):pdf

Bachelor of Human Resource Management-MUBS Jinja (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Human Resource Management-MUBS Jinja (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Human Resource Management-MUBS Jinja (External): pdf

Bachelor of Business Administration-MUBS Jinja (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Business Administration-MUBS Jinja (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Business Administration-MUBS Jinja (External): pdf

Bachelor of Commerce-MUBS Jinja (Day): pdf

Makerere University Business School – Mbarara Campus

Bachelor of Business Administration-MUBS Mbarara (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Business Administration-MUBS Mbarara (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Business Administration-MUBS Mbarara (External): pdf

Bachelor of Procurement and Supply Chain Management-MUBS Mbarara (Day):pdf

Bachelor of Procurement and Supply Chain Management-MUBS Mbarara (Evening):pdf

Bachelor of Procurement and Supply Chain Management-MUBS Mbarara (External):pdf

Bachelor of Human Resource Management-MUBS Mbarara (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Human Resource Management-MUBS Mbarara (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Commerce-MUBS Mbarara (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Commerce-MUBS Mbarara (Evening): pdf

Makerere University – Jinja Campus

Bachelor of Information Technology-Jinja (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Business Administration-Jinja (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Business Administration-Jinja (Evening): pdf

Bachelor of Development Studies-Jinja Campus (Day): pdf

Bachelor of Development Studies-Jinja Campus (Evening): pdf

Makerere University – Fort Portal Campus

Bachelor of Business Administration-Fort Portal Campus: pdf

Bachelor of Commerce-Fort Portal Campus: pdf

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AR Department Bids Farewell to Mr. Ssentongo and Ms. Akoli

Published

1 day ago

September 19, 2026

Mak Editor

Mr. Charles Ssentongo (C) and Ms. Betty Akoli (3rd R) are joined by Staff and Family to cut cake at the farewell luncheon on 18th September 2026. Farewell Luncheon held by Department of Academic Registrar in honour of Mr. Charles Ssentongo, Deputy Academic Registrar – Undergraduate Admissions and Records and Ms. Betty Akoli, Assistant Academic Registrar presided over by Ag. Academic Registrar Ms. Prossie Nakayiki, 18th September 2026, Senate Conference Hal, Level 4, Senate Building, Makerere University, Kampala Uganda, East Africa.

_{By Gerald Ochwo}

On Friday 18^th September 2026, the Department of the Academic Registrar, Makerere University, held a befitting farewell ceremony in honour of Mr. Charles Ssentongo and Ms. Betty Akoli, who have retired from University service upon attaining the mandatory retirement age of 60 years.

Mr. Ssentongo retires as Deputy Academic Registrar in charge of Undergraduate Admissions and Records, after 26 years of dedicated service to the University, a journey he began in 2000. Ms. Akoli retires as Assistant Academic Registrar.

Ms. Prossie Nakayiki (L) poses with Mr. Ssentongo (C) and Ms. Akoli (R) shortly after presenting them with their plaques. Farewell Luncheon held by Department of Academic Registrar in honour of Mr. Charles Ssentongo, Deputy Academic Registrar – Undergraduate Admissions and Records and Ms. Betty Akoli, Assistant Academic Registrar presided over by Ag. Academic Registrar Ms. Prossie Nakayiki, 18th September 2026, Senate Conference Hal, Level 4, Senate Building, Makerere University, Kampala Uganda, East Africa. — ***Ms. Prossie Nakayiki (L) poses with Mr. Ssentongo (C) and Ms. Akoli (R) shortly after presenting them with their plaques.***

The farewell, held in the Senate Building Conference Hall, was presided over by Ms. Prossie Nakayiki, the Acting Academic Registrar, and was attended by members of the Senior Management Team and staff of the Academic Registrar’s Department.

In recognition of their distinguished and spotless service, the two retirees were awarded institutional plaques and assorted gifts from the Department and individual members of staff.

Mr. Ssentongo and Ms. Akoli receive gifts from staff of their former Units including Mr. Justus Karegyeya (2nd L) the Ag. Deputy Academic Registrar, Undergraduate Admissions and Records. Farewell Luncheon held by Department of Academic Registrar in honour of Mr. Charles Ssentongo, Deputy Academic Registrar – Undergraduate Admissions and Records and Ms. Betty Akoli, Assistant Academic Registrar presided over by Ag. Academic Registrar Ms. Prossie Nakayiki, 18th September 2026, Senate Conference Hal, Level 4, Senate Building, Makerere University, Kampala Uganda, East Africa. — ***Mr. Ssentongo and Ms. Akoli receive gifts from staff of their former Units including Mr. Justus Karegyeya (2nd L) the Ag. Deputy Academic Registrar, Undergraduate Admissions and Records.***

Mr. Ssentongo and Ms. Akoli’s retirement follows that of other senior members of the Department, including Mrs. Patience Mushengyezi, who retired earlier this year.

The Department of the Academic Registrar remains deeply indebted to Mr. Ssentongo and Ms. Akoli for their highly committed, exemplary, and dedicated service to Makerere University. We wish them a happy, healthy, and fulfilling retirement.

Ms. Betty Akoli receives a gift from a former colleague. Farewell Luncheon held by Department of Academic Registrar in honour of Mr. Charles Ssentongo, Deputy Academic Registrar – Undergraduate Admissions and Records and Ms. Betty Akoli, Assistant Academic Registrar presided over by Ag. Academic Registrar Ms. Prossie Nakayiki, 18th September 2026, Senate Conference Hal, Level 4, Senate Building, Makerere University, Kampala Uganda, East Africa. — ***Ms. Betty Akoli receives a gift from a former colleague.***

We celebrate you.

More photos from the event: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjD5btz

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Prof. Sarah Ssali shares institutional best practices ahead of The Trust Summit

Published

5 days ago

September 16, 2026

Elvis Lubanga

Prof. Sarah Ssali, Panelist, Virtual Round Table on Restoring Trust in Academia and the Knowledge Economy, September 15, 2026. Graphic: X/@GTSummit2026

Prof. Sarah Ssali the First Deputy Vice Chancellor in charge of Academic Affairs (DVCAA) at Makerere University was one of the panelists that addressed the complex challenges facing African higher education during a Virtual Round Table on Restoring Trust in Academia and the Knowledge Economy held September 15, 2026. The event was organised by Strathmore University as part of the pre-summit events for The Trust Summit (TTS), due to be held in Nairobi, Kenya from October 21-23, 2026.

She was also welcomed in her capacity as the Director of the African Research Universities Alliance (ARUA) Centre of Excellence in Notions of Identity, a platform she used to deliver warm regards from the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe. Other panelists included; Dr. Vincent Ogutu-Vice Chancellor, Strathmore University and Prof. Gilbert Kokwaro-Director, Institute of Healthcare Management, Strathmore University Business School, while the Moderator was Dr. Maureen Syallow-Senior Lecturer, Strathmore University.

In her submission, Prof. Ssali emphasised the need to understand that universities are working in a turbulent times, and do not deserve to be at the receiving end of some of the challenges being ascribed to them. She added that challenges affecting society ought to be handled in partnership with other stakeholders and key players.

An example of this kind of criticism is on the question on the quality and integrity of degrees that has come up severally and is being fueled by the fact that not many graduates can find gainful employment after completing university.

“We have many more people living longer, getting educated, and chasing fewer jobs. For example, in the case of Uganda, we graduate around 40,000 students per year, but only 700 jobs are being created in the public sector per year” she noted.

Turning to the need to maintain standards and trust, Prof. Ssali outlined the rigorous systems already in place. These include holistic curriculum development involving stakeholders such as the National Council of Higher Education, Government Ministries, and the National Planning Authority.

Prof. Ssali also highlighted the importance of quality assurance, international benchmarking, and constant evaluations. She nevertheless conceded that despite having all these efforts in place, universities still face immense pressure from ranking systems and the need to prove their worth.

Reflecting on the historical debate regarding the role of an African university, she contrasted the school of thought advocating for global competitiveness with that emphasising practical relevance to local development challenges, concluding that taking the middle path; globally competitive and locally relevant, remains the viable option.

Addressing the issue of trust directly, Prof. Ssali noted that universities, just like the aviation and healthcare industries, are more concerned with what systems are in place to correct any errors should they arise.

She explained that just as one plane crash does not shut down the aviation industry, a single failure in a university does not warrant shutting it down. Instead, the focus should be on checking the black box, correcting errors, and improving standards to ensure the institution continues to serve its purpose.

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“We are moving in the right direction” Prof Nawangwe to Press

Published

5 days ago

September 15, 2026

Elvis Lubanga

Seated: Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe (C) flanked by Prof. Sarah Ssali (2nd L) and Prof. Moses Musinguzi (2nd R), Members of Management and other officials (Seated and Standing) at the Press Conference on 15th September 2026. Vice Chancellor's Press Conference, VC's Boardroom, Main Building, Kampala Uganda, East Africa.

Addressing members of the Media at the Vice Chancellor (VC)’s September 15, 2026 Press Conference, Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe shared that Makerere University rose 295 places moving from 1,071^st in 2025 to 776^th in the July 2026 Webometrics Ranking of World Universities. This is a noteworthy improvement on a global scale and on continental level, where the university moved from 13^th place earlier this year to 11^th.

Still in the right direction, the number of graduate students completing their studies at Makerere has nearly doubled over the past five years as the University steps up efforts to improve training and research output. The completion rates have increased from 1,588 in 2023 to 1,874 in 2024, 2199 in 2025 and 2,922 in 2026.

The Vice Chancellor attributed this growth partly to government funding and digital systems that have been set up to track student progress.

Improving the Academic Environment

In alignment with VC, the First Deputy Vice Chancellor in charge of Academic Affairs (DVCAA), Prof. Sarah Ssali assured the media that a number of quality assurance measures have been put in place to improve the university’s core functions. These range from assessment forms that enable students to evaluate their courses and provide feedback that can be used to improve teaching and learning as well as research environments.

In line with digitalisation of University processes, Prof. Ssali noted that the Academic Management Information System (ACMIS) enables supervisors, colleges and University Management to identify delays in student progress and take corrective action.

The system currently empowers students to track their academic progress and print their own testimonials, and in future, transcripts, without having to queue up. These services are accessible by students who have fulfilled their tuition obligations.

Infrastructure Development

The Acting Second Deputy Vice Chancellor in charge of Finance and Administration (DVC F&A) and Principal, College of Engineering, Design, Art and Technology (CEDAT), Prof. Moses Musinguzi, shared that the university has undertaken extensive infrastructure expansion and renovation projects, with funding from government, philanthropists and donors.

“One of the infrastructures being the building that is going to house the graduate school, among others” he elaborated.

Research News – FLOWERS Project

Makerere University prides itself as a thought leader in knowledge generation for societal transformation and development. Makerere researchers and partners have launched the FLOWERS Project — Facilitating Local Organic Waste Exchange for Regenerative Systems. Led locally by Assoc. Prof. Charles B. Niwagaba, the two-year project (2026–2028) aims to turn restaurant food waste in Kampala into animal feed and organic fertiliser. Project Kick-off Meeting: https://news.mak.ac.ug/2026/09/makerere-partners-kick-off-flowers-project-to-turn-restaurant-waste-into-a-regenerative-resource/

Upcoming Events highlighted

Makerere Marathon
The sixth edition of the Makerere University Marathon will take place on Sunday, 27 September 2026, starting and finishing at Freedom Square. Marathon kits are available at UGX 50,000 and can be purchased online via https://shorturl.at/Vjovo

The Annual Makerere Guild Medical Camp
The camp will be held from 17^th to 18^th September 2026, starting at 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., in the Freedom Square. The Camp is organised by Guild leadership under the Office of the Dean of Students. Link: https://events.mak.ac.ug/events/2026/09/17/816

The Press Conference was graced by Members of Management, Staff and the media fraternity who were all appreciated for their contribution informing the public about developments at Makerere. This press briefing is part of the media engagements organised by the university Public Relations Office aimed at fostering open communication lines with the public through the media. It happens every two months with the previous one having taken place on 15^th July 2026.

Please see Downloads for the Press Statement and its supporting documents.

Photography by Benite Uwase, Public Relations Office, Makerere University

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