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A section of Guild leaders at Uganda Christian University (UCU) Mukono Campus have committed to giving their top up tuition, to students struggling to complete paying tuition fees. The leaders pledged their willingness to support struggling students during the two days leaders’ orientation programme that was held at UCU Mukono Campus for Guildleaders from both the Mukono and Kampala campuses
Uganda Christian University (UCU) has graduated a new group of para counsellors to strengthen mental health support, peer counselling, and emotional well-being among students and the wider community. The graduation ceremony was held on Friday, March 27, in the Executive Conference Room at the university.
What began as an ordinary meeting between the Guild representatives and the Acting Director of Students Affairs (DOSA), Ms Enid Ashaba Mugarura, turned into a discussion about the residential challenges students at Uganda Christian University (UCU), particularly those of PDR and Honours College are facing
Executive Director of the African Institute for Capacity Development (AICD), Professor James Njiru, has called for strengthening partnerships between universities and communities in order to translate academic research into practical solutions that can improve livelihoods across East Africa.
Uganda Christian University celebrated the final day of the three-day Coffee and Paint tuition fundraiser, held at the Main Campus basketball court on Friday, 13th March.
International students have been urged to renew their visas by the office of Student’s Affairs at Uganda Christian University (UCU).
Dr Emmanuel Eilu was the top awardee at the UCU Research and Innovation Symposium last year. In this article, he talks about the importance of research for both the individual and the university
President of the Uganda Medical Association (UMA), Associate Professor Frank Asiimwe Rwabinda, has praised the growth of medical schools in Uganda, noting that for nearly 70 years, Makerere University was the only institution training doctors in the country after medical education began in the institution in 1924.
The administration of UCU has started installing security cameras in the corridors of students’ residence halls of Sabiiti and Nsibambi for females and males, respectively.
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