By Hasifa Kabejja The National Humanities Conference (HumanitiesCon2021) commenced yesterday, 11th August 2021 with inspirational remarks and special emphasis on the significance of the humanities and...
On the occasion of the International Youth Day, I salute the gallant Makerereans and all youth who pursue good ambition to improve the welfare of our...
As research systems in Africa develop there will be a need for research management. In many countries, people with doctoral degree qualifications choose to go into...
At the National Humanities Conference presided over by our Council Chair Mrs. Lorna Magara, I emphasized the role humanities play in sociology-economics development. I have encouraged...
By Jane Anyango Makerere University student Paul Mugisha in collaboration with a team of scientists from the International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology (ICIPE), Keele...
Drylands Transform – Pathways and challenges toward a socio-ecological transformation of landscapes, livestock and livelihoods in the East African drylands, is a multidisciplinary research project (2020...
By Racheal Ninsiima Early on in the COVID-19 pandemic, anecdotal reports in popular media suggested that there was low risk perception of the disease among communities...
Q: Why is the College of Humanities and Social Sciences fundamental in the realization of the University mandate of teaching, research, and knowledge transfer partnerships? Firstly,...
Makerere University seeks to fill key positions of Principal and Deputy Principal in the Colleges listed below. The Colleges of Makerere University are semi-autonomous academic units...
By Hasifa Kabejja Maisha Foundation on 5th August 2021 donated an assortment of film training equipment to the College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHUSS), Makerere...
