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MU-JHU Employment Opportunity: Five (5) Positions
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MU-JHU RESEARCH COLLABORATION (MU-JHU CARE LTD), a Kampala based equal opportunities HIV/AIDS, TB and related clinical and implementation science research Organization with more than 400 employees is seeking interested, committed and reliable professionals with the described qualification to apply for the full-time position below at MU-JHU.
MU-JHU anticipates to implement Global Fund HIV/TB activities through a project targeting Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW) in the districts of Pader, Kitgum and Dokolo, as a sub-recipient of the Global Fund grant (UGA-C-TASO) under The AIDS Support Organisation (TASO) as the prime recipient. MU-JHU therefore seeks suitable candidates to fill the following positions in the project tenable in the said districts of implementation, to be contracted on an annual basis, subject to availability of funds. The successful candidates will be based in the districts mentioned above.
- Position: Project Coordinator
- Duty Station: (Pader District)
- Contract duration: 1 year (renewable)
Description and purpose:
The Project Coordinator will provide technical leadership to the project staff implementing activities in areas of operation and ensure timely reporting and accountability for all project activities in all districts of implementation.
Required qualifications and profile:
The applicant must hold a bachelor’s degree in a health-related field, Social Sciences, Social works and Social Administration and any other related field. A Post Graduate qualification in Public Health, Project Planning and Management or related fields is an added advantage. The suitable candidate should have at least 5 years of working experience in SRHR, HIV and TB community work. Additional experience in health systems strengthening and programming in donor-funded projects, particularly in rural settings in a similar project environment, is highly preferred. The person should have high integrity and ethical standards, ooutstanding communication, presentation, and facilitation skills, advanced analytical and report writing capabilities, ccollaborative mindset with a positive attitude towards teamwork, aability to handle multiple tasks, work under pressure, and meet tight deadlines and sstrong problem-solving skills, with the ability to synthesize complex information and take initiative. Valid permit to drive and ride a motorcycle will be an added advantage.
The holder of this position will work under the direct supervision of the Director Strategic Planning & Partnerships and will be responsible for the following duties and responsibilities:
Project management and Co-ordination
- Provide oversight and leadership of the project to ensure strategic alignment, effective management, and successful achievement of project objectives.
- Planning project implementation including preparation of project workplans and budgets.
- Oversee and control project budget execution as per budget allocations.
- Actively support project teams to manage competing work priorities.
- Coordinating project staff, cluster/district and other key partners to achieve project goals.
- Supervise staff within jurisdiction, while mentoring them to deliver project results and
deliverables. - Provide technical support and monitor project implementation to ensure compliance with donor requirements, approved budget and work Plans.
- Ensure proper utilization and accountability to project resources.
- Build sound and mutually respectable relations with District leaders, Communities and other project stakeholders.
- Support effective monitoring of donor grants allocated to project, partners, stakeholders, ensuring appropriate reporting and documentation is in place.
- Develop impactful stories demonstrating the project’s accomplishments and results.
- Develop and enforce protocols for storage and use of information.
- Organize and provide support for project meetings and events.
- Ensuring proper record keeping and organisation of project files, registers and logs.
- Actively participate in resource mobilization and other strategically beneficial activities resulting from or connected to your technical position on this project.
Monitoring and Evaluation:
- Working closely with the M&E Coordinator to ensure proper documentation of project data in compliance with MoH requirements and donor reporting.
- Prepare and ensure timely submission of activity progress reports on a weekly, monthly and quarterly basis and whenever required by the project management team.
- Prepare timely periodic progress reports as determined by the Director or SMT for submission to donors and MU-JHU board.
- Perform any other duties and responsibilities that may be assigned by the immediate
supervisor.
- Position: Monitoring and Evaluation Coordinator
- Duty Station: (Pader District)
- Contract duration: 1 year (renewable)
Description and purpose:
The M&E coordinator will provide overall M&E technical leadership and oversight to ensure that a robust and functional M&E system is in place; and is utilized to support the implementation of this project.
Required qualifications and profile:
- Bachelor’s degree in Statistics, Population and demography, Quantitative Economics or a related field. A Post Graduate qualification in Monitoring and Evaluation is an added advantage. At least five years’ experience in leading M&E work in health or livelihood donor-funded projects, preferably in a similar project environment. Knowledge of HIV/TB, AGYW programming, and Health Systems Strengthening frameworks is an added advantage. Data centred mindset and result oriented personality is highly preferred. Relevant knowledge in databases and statistical software (such as STATA, R) and experience with IT tools for M&E is highly desirable. Relevant knowledge of data quality control and assurance processes is required. Valid permit to drive and ride a motorcycle will be an added advantage. The person should have Excellent computer skills and proficiency in Microsoft office applications including Office, Excel and PowerPoint. Knowledge and skills in data visualization and presentation is an added advantage. Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to present information clearly, coherently and correctly, and facilitate engaging discussions and ability to prioritize workload and meet deadlines
The holder of this position will work under the direct supervision of the Project Coordinator and will be responsible for the following duties and responsibilities:
- Develop M&E tools, frameworks, and methodologies to measure project progress and output.
- Regularly review and monitor the implementation of M&E systems, guidelines, and protocols to ensure effective tracking and measurement of project performance.
- Oversee and ensure the execution of M&E activities including data qualities assurance exercises and support supervisions for the data functions in all 3 districts.
- Participate in the development, revision and update of weekly, monthly, quarterly work plans that address project objectives and facilitate timely implementation of project activities.
- Ensure data quality, utilization, and dissemination to inform project implementation and decision-making.
- Lead/be a key contributor in the development and submission of technical reports according to the predetermined schedule by the donors and generate additional reports as required to facilitate informed decision-making.
- Coordinate all data officers in the project districts to adhere to operational reporting guidelines and achieve timely data entry and reporting according to established schedules.
- Facilitate data-driven decision-making for the project and its stakeholders, identify and address areas for improvement, ensuring proactive adjustments that maximize project performance and achieve project goals.
- Provide technical guidance and support to project staff to ensure data-driven programming and enhance M&E capacity including trainings and mentorship of data collection teams.
- Work with project coordinator to track implementation of project activities according the workplans.
- Provide timely and accurate responses to data requests and queries from donors, partners, and MUJHU management.
- Actively participate in resource mobilization and other strategically beneficial activities resulting from or connected to your technical position on this project.
- Perform any other duties and responsibilities assigned by project management to ensure smooth project implementation.
- Position: Project Officer (3 positions)
- Duty Station: (Pader, Kitgum, Dokolo districts)
- Contract duration: 1 year (renewable)
Description and purpose:
The Project Officer will be responsible for planning, coordination and implementation of UGA-C-TASO project activities within the district and be the technical lead in the supported district.
Required qualifications and profile:
Bachelor’s Degree in either Public health, Social Sciences, Social work and Social Administration, Community Psychology, Adult and Community education and other humanities or health related discipline. Clinical officers with this experience may also apply. At least three years’ work experience implementing AGYW or DREAMS Initiative, preferably in a similar project environment. Valid permit to ride a motorcycle is essential.
The holder of this position will work under the direct supervision of the Project Coordinator and will be responsible for the following duties and responsibilities:
- Take lead in planning, coordination and implementation of activities required under this project, including modalities of community and district owned implementation.
- Provide technical assistance to district, partner and community stakeholders during implementation of this project through planning, mobilizing and on-site mentorship activities based on national guidelines, protocols and the project’s implementation guidelines.
- Work closely with the project M&E Officer and Project Coordinator to ensure regular updates of the project activity tracker, tools, systems and databases.
- Ensure timely reporting and documentation of results from the project implementation in collaboration with M&E team, ensuring accuracy of data reported and supported narratives and evidence monthly and quarterly reporting cycles.
- Foster smooth and effective collaboration with partners at district and sub-county level implementing activities funded by this project.
- Strengthen referral and linkages between community service delivery points and health facilities for AGYW and their partners for all services not directly provided by this project.
- Support establishment of District Technical Working Groups and Community Quality
Improvement teams to support implementation of AGYW risk reduction plans in identified communities. - Strengthen partner coordination in the districts through participating in meetings, joint field support supervision and activity implementation.
- Develop up-front activity trip plans, budgets, procurements and implementation plans on weekly, monthly and quarterly basis.
- Represent the project in Districts meetings including extended DHT meetings,
comprehensive partners’ meetings when invited and district technical working
group activities where MU-JHU is required to participate.
- Position: Data Officer (3 positions)
- Duty Station: (Pader, Kitgum, Dokolo districts)
- Contract duration: 1 year (renewable)
Description and purpose:
To plan and monitor the implementation of UGA-C-TASO project activities in the district and conduct data entry, cleaning, and documentation of implemented activities and outputs using appropriate data tools and ensure timely availability of quality data for reporting.
Required qualifications and profile:
Bachelor’s degree in Statistics, Population and demography, Quantitative Economics or a related data science field. At least two years’ experience in M&E work in health or livelihood donor-funded projects, preferably in a similar project environment. Valid permit to ride a motorcycle is essential.
The holder of this position will work under the direct supervision of the Monitoring & Evaluation Coordinator and will be responsible for the following duties and responsibilities:
- Maintain firm and updated knowledge of all data tools, systems and requirements under the project.
- Conduct timely and accurate data entry for implemented activities.
- Maintain up-to-date project databases of all activities implemented and routinely share with the M&E Coordinator all entered data sets for merging and analysis.
- Ensure availability of updated data capture and reporting tools at the community for effective tracking of services provided to AGYW/ABYM and other targeted populations.
- Support program teams to analyse and interpret data.
- Participate in the development of weekly, monthly, quarterly work plans.
- Monitor and track the implementation of project activities and support Project Officer to develop catch-up plans in case of unmet targets.
- Support the Project Officer in planning, mobilization and implementation of project activities and tracking achievements of targets.
- Monitor the cluster PMP and give progress updates on a weekly, monthly, and quarterly basis.
- Plan, organize and conduct periodic performance review meetings for sharing progress with stakeholders.
- Conduct data validation, to ensure correct and consistent data is reported in periodic reports.
- Ensure that all the planned and approved activities are implemented within the agreed-upon time frame.
- Support district-based stakeholders, including statistician, facility and partner data staff to accurately and timely capture, enter, submit and report on respective data from project activities.
- Position: Communications Officer
- Duty Station: MU-JHU Care Ltd
- Contract duration: 1 year (renewable)
Description and purpose:
To support the Communications Specialist in content development, digital marketing, social media management and event management support.
Required qualifications and profile:
Bachelor’s degree in Mass Communications, Marketing, Branding, Journalism, or Public Relations. At least 2 years relevant experience preferably in a similar position in an NGO or media house. Understand research activities and achievements to communicate effectively. Copy writing and copy-editing skills. Knowledge of photography concepts like exposure, composition, focus and lighting. Familiarity with different types of cameras (Canon/ Nikon DSLRs and smartphones) and accessories (lenses, tripods, flashes). Basic knowledge of photo editing software (e.g., Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom) to enhance and retouch images is helpful. This includes adjusting exposure, color balance, and cropping. Ability to post content and gather analytics on MU-JHU social media pages on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook. Have strong organizational skills to manage event logistics and coordinate speakers and presenters. Possess excellent interpersonal skills to provide on-site support and address event issues.
The holder of this position will work under the direct supervision of the Communications Specialist with functional responsibilities to the Director Strategic Planning & Partnerships and will be responsible for the following duties and responsibilities:
Content Development:
- Produce Various Types of Content: The officer must create articles, social media posts, and presentations that effectively communicate the site’s research activities and achievements. This requires a deep understanding of the subject matter and the ability to tailor content for different audiences and platforms.
- Editing and Proofreading: Ensuring accuracy, consistency, and adherence to brand guidelines is crucial. The officer must have strong attention to detail and a keen eye for errors.
- Photography: Using photography to capture site activities and research milestones requires both technical skills and creative vision. The officer must be able to tell a visual story that highlights the site’s work and achievements.
Digital Marketing:
- Social Media Management: Managing the site’s social media accounts involves engaging with followers, sharing updates and research findings, and promoting events and initiatives. The officer must have a deep understanding of social media platforms and trends.
- Online Reputation Management: Monitoring online conversations and reviews and responding promptly and appropriately is critical for maintaining a positive reputation. The officer must be adept at handling public relations and crisis communications.
- Analytics: Monitoring and analysing the performance of digital marketing efforts using analytics tools requires strong analytical skills. The officer must be able to interpret data to assess effectiveness and inform future strategies.
Event Management Support:
- Event Concept Development: Assisting in the development of event concepts, themes, and objectives requires creativity and strategic thinking. The officer must align event plans with the site’s communication strategy and goals.
- Materials Creation: Creating event materials such as invitations, programs, signage, and presentations requires design skills and the ability to effectively communicate key messages.
- On-Site Support: Providing on-site support during events, including managing registration, coordinating speakers and presenters, and addressing issues, requires strong organizational and interpersonal skills.
Applications with complete C.Vs, including 3 referees and their full address or contact telephone number, copies of academic certificates and testimonials, should be addressed to the MU-JHU Director Human Resources, through the reception on first floor, MU-JHU 1 Building or sent by email (application should not exceed 15MBs) to HR@mujhu.org – not later than 12th August 2024 by 5.30pm. Only short-listed applicants will be contacted.
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Mak Co-operative Society financial performance excites Members: More strategies proposed for continuous growth
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8 hours agoon
February 28, 2025
On 26th February 2025, members of Makerere University Multi-Purpose Co-operative Society (MUMCS) convened for the Annual General Meeting (AGM) to discuss the Society’s financial performance, progress and future plans.
MUMCS has realised significant growth and financial stability, with a strong commitment to its members. The pay incentive bonus, remains at 14.5% of surplus returns until a future review. As the Society continues to grow and expand its services, it is expected to play an increasingly important role in promoting financial inclusion and economic development in Uganda.

MUMCS has 136 active members who are members of staff at Makerere University. MUMCS has a Board of Directors and Secretariat that works with the Investments Committee, Loans Committee, Finance Committee, Welfare Committee, and the Supervisory Committee.
The Chairperson of MUMCS, Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe welcomed the Members (physically present at Makerere University Main Hall and those who were following virtually via zoom) to the AGM. He encouraged the Members to continue saving and investing in the cooperative society.

To kick start the AGM, the Chairperson made reference to the Agenda, which had been shared ahead of time to the respective Members. The Agenda focused on critical issues such as achievements, dividend allocation, recruitment plans, loan repayment strategies, potential investment opportunities, among other items. Following the adoption of the agenda during the AGM, the Chairperson invited the Secretary- Prof. Tumps Winston Ireeta, and the Treasurer- Prof. Juma Kasozi to present to the AGM key highlights.
Prof. Kasozi confirmed that the performance of the society was satisfactory. The Treasurer’s report, highlighted the society’s significant progress in 2024. The society disbursed loans amounting to UGX 1 billion, while savings accrued amounted to UGX 1.8 billion, and share value stood at UGX 386 million. The society’s total assets available for investment are worth UGX 2.25 billion, with a return on investment of 12.95%. The AGM was informed that the Cooperative’s balance sheet exceeded UGX 2billion, a testament to its robust financial position.

Summary of the Key statistics:
- Total loans disbursed: UGX 1 billion
- Savings: UGX 1.8 billion
- Share value: UGX 386 million
- Total assets available for investment: UGX 2.25 billion
- Return on investment: 12.95%
- Unit trusts: UGX 801,127,970 (ICEA LION) and UGX 608,138,265 (UAP OLD MUTUAL)
- Surplus: UGX 166 million
- Dividends: The payment of dividends not exceeding 10% of the surplus.
The Auditor’s report was presented, confirming that the society’s financial statements provide a true and fair view of its financial position as of December 31, 2024. The Auditor commended the society’s management for their excellent work in managing the society’s finances.
“I commend the Board and Secretariat for having a well-managed and governed society. Your scheme is one of the best. We are glad that Makerere University Multi-Purpose Co-operative Society, the balance sheet is above UGX 2 billion,” CPA David Ssenoga said.

During the AGM, members proposed the following strategies to spur the continuous growth of MUMCS: Undertaking sensitization, publicity and mobilization drives/campaigns, development of publicity materials such as brochures, encouraging members to take loans, presenting proposals to reward bonus incentives to the highest savers and members with a significant number of shares, as well as providing financial incentives to members who take loans and repay them faithfully. In addition, the strategies stated in the MUMCS Strategic Plan will be implemented to ensure financial diversity and sustainability.
The Chairperson of the Supervisory Committee, Prof. Fredrick Jones Muyodi presented the committee’s report, highlighting the society’s compliance with the Co-operative Societies Act and the by-laws. Other Members of the Supervisory Committee include: Dr. Hamidah Nakato and Dr. Fred Edgar Nabutanyi. The Supervisory Committee reported that during its meetings, it reviewed various activities undertaken by the Board of Directors. They noted that since the AGM meeting held in February 2024, several achievements had been realized. These included the approval of new bylaws, a revised credit policy, and the establishment of the MUMCS office. The Supervisory Committee reported that 12 members joined MUMCS in 2024. The Committee appreciated Mr. Raymond Nsereko for developing the MUMCS logo and acknowledged Ms Ritah Namisango for coordinating the branding of the MUMCS office.

In their report, the Supervisory Committee presented the proposed candidates for consideration as Members of the Vetting Committee namely: Prof. Helen Nambalirwa Nkabala, Prof. Lawrence Mugisha and Dr. Alex Okello.
It was gratifying to note that the AGM unanimously agreed to have the Vetting Committee constituted as per the proposed names.
The Vetting Committee is expected to develop the Fit and Proper test for all applicants vying for the positions on the Board of Directors and the Supervisory Board, advertise the positions and administer the Fit and Proper test (written through Nomination Form and Oral), and present the successful applicants to MUMCS members for elections.

On behalf of the Welfare Committee, Ms Ritah Namisango applauded the Board and Secretariat for implementing the Welfare Policy. The Members of the Welfare Committee include: Michael Kasusse, Ritah Namisango and Oscar Mugula. She noted that with the implementation of the Welfare Policy, Members are in position to receive support towards Weddings, Medical obligations, and bereavement as per the terms and conditions specified in the policy. Noting that the society exists to advance the welfare of its members, she thanked the AGM for approving the proposed UGX 10million for such purposes.
The Board informed the AGM that in compliance with the rules and regulations that govern the sector, various policies including human resources, anti-money laundering, and procurement are being developed for MUMCS.
In his concluding remarks, the Chairperson of MUMCS, Prof. Nawangwe acknowledged the cooperative’s impressive financial returns, noting that it outperformed other savings schemes in terms of interest. He also urged members to avoid unnecessary withdrawals, emphasizing the long-term benefits of keeping their savings within the cooperative society. He commended the team responsible for the cooperative’s success, including the Secretariat and Fund managers.
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Minister Muyingo launches USD 12.2Million KOICA project to enhance E-learning at Makerere
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February 28, 2025By
Mak Editor
By Carol Kasujja Adii
The Minister of State for Higher Education, John Chrysostom Muyingo, has launched a project aimed at strengthening Makerere University’s Open, Distance and e-learning (ODeL) capacity.
Addressing guests yesterday (Thursday, February 27, 2025) while officiating the launch of a $12.2million (44billion shillings) Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) grant, Mr. Muyingo, commended the Government of Korea, for supporting Uganda’s Education sector.
“This grant is more than just a financial contribution, it is a symbol of Uganda and the Government of Korea’s strong partnership to advance higher education, digital transformation, and skills development,” Mr. Muyingo, said.

He highlighted that the grant will support the expansion of online learning platforms, improve access to digital resources, and elevate the overall quality of education which will bridge the gap between traditional and digital learning, something which will make Makerere University education more accessible and flexible for students both within Uganda and beyond.
“With the advancing technological environment, educational institutions have to work smarter and better than before to ensure that educators and learners have the appropriate tools to deliver quality and relevant education,” Mr. Muyingo, explained.
The minister also commended the Makerere University Council and the Vice Chancellor for their visionary leadership in steering the University towards excellence in digital education.
The initiative aligns with Uganda’s Vision 2040, which prioritizes human resource development, technological advancement, and expanded access to digital education. According to a recent World Bank report on Uganda’s economic outlook, the country’s economic growth remains stable. However, it highlights the need for greater investment in human capital.

At the same event, the Chairperson Makerere University Council Mrs. Lorna Magara, encouraged students, faculty, and staff members to fully embrace the opportunity, and harness the power of technology to unlock Makerere University‘s full potential and drive a brighter future for Uganda and the region.
In her speech, read by Dr. James Nkata, a University Council member, Mrs. Magara, pointed out that the Makerere takes great pride in the partnership with KOICA, an organization whose dedication to education and development aligns perfectly with the University’s vision.
“I extend my heartfelt appreciation to the people of the Republic of Korea, for their trust and generous support of our vision. We are grateful for the continued collaboration and backing of the Ministry of Education and Sports and the Ministry of Finance, Planning, and Economic Development, whose commitment has been instrumental in making this project a reality,” Mrs Magara, said.
Prof Barnabas Nawangwe, the University Vice Chancellor, noted that the trust of the Korean people in Makerere University is a testament to Makerere University’s reputation as a center of academic excellence and innovation.

“The KOICA project, aligns seamlessly with our institution’s strategic goals and Uganda’s national development priorities. By strengthening our ODeL framework, this initiative will enhance teaching and research capabilities at Makerere University while fostering innovation, digital entrepreneurship, and knowledge sharing across borders,” Prof Nawangwe, said.
Voicing his gratitude, Prof. Nawangwe, noted that through the project, the University will establish a dynamic e-learning ecosystem that nurtures creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving.
“By equipping students and faculty with advanced digital tools and methodologies, we will drive the development of innovative solutions to address socio-economic challenges in Uganda and the broader region. We are confident that this initiative will have a lasting impact, improving livelihoods, stimulating economic growth, and promoting sustainable development,” Prof Nawangwe, pointed out.

The Vice Chancellor commended Prof. Henry Mwanaki Alinaitwe and Dr Venny Nakazibwe, who have worked tirelessly to bring the project to fruition.
The Project team at Makerere include Prof. Paul Birevu Muyinda, Dr. Godftey Mayende and Mr. Paul Mugabi.
Presenting the project’s objectives, Prof. Alinaitwe, noted the University is going to establish a state-of-the-art e-learning facility, equipped with advanced tools and resources to support interactive and immersive learning experiences.

“We will have a masterplan to accommodate a platform and network of resources to guide the infrastructure development. We are also going to establish a state-of-the-art e-learning facility, equipped with advanced tools and resources to support interactive and immersive learning experiences,”
Prof. Alinaitwe explained that his team will create a comprehensive repository of high-quality digital course materials, tailored to the needs of students and faculty.
In his remarks, the South Korean Ambassador to Uganda, Park Sung-Soo, told guests that Korea firmly believes that education is the foundation of national development, and their own economic success was built upon strong investments in human capital.

“Korea’s experience demonstrates that education is a long-term commitment, often described as a ‘hundred-year plan,’ and we are eager to share our knowledge and expertise with the Ministry of Education of Uganda and Makerere University to support Uganda’s educational advancement,” the ambassador, said.
The envoy explained that digital transformation is no longer an option but a necessity for ensuring equal educational opportunities and fostering future-ready talent that is why the Korean government is fully committed to supporting Uganda in this critical endeavor.
“The Covid pandemic showed us the critical need for flexible and resilient learning environments. As a global leader in information technology and a country that deeply values education, Korea is honored to work with Uganda to enhance digital learning infrastructure and expand access to education for all students, regardless of location or circumstance,” he said.

On his part, Prof Chun Seyeoung, explained that with the Mak ODel project, the most important engine for the success of Mak ODel project is the people who are destined to be involved and committed.
“Based on the valuable experience expected to be gained from this short term Mak ODel project, Makerere University will be able to digitally transform so that the e-learning paradigm will be applied to all of the academic programmes including masters and doctoral programmes. Ultimately, Makerere University will be the central hub of ODeL for the entire African continent,” Prof Seyeoung, said.
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Extension of Applications for Diploma/Degree Holders for Govt. & Private Sponsorship AY 2025/2026
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February 28, 2025By
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The Academic Registrar, Makerere University informs all intending applicants for Private and Government Sponsorship for the 2025/2026 Academic year that the deadline has been extended to Friday 7th March, 2025.
Applicants who have already applied need not apply.
For any additional information, refer to the Announcements and requirements for Diploma/Degree holders Entry Scheme for Undergraduate programmes for 2025/2026 Academic Year from the links further below.
Prof. Buyinza Mukadasi
ACADEMIC REGISTRAR
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