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12/07/2022

Extension of chairmanship of Uganda Martyrs Univ_Official]] governing council— this is to inform you that the conference at its plenary on 9th June 2022 agreed to extend the period of chairmanship of Rt.Rev. Sanctus Lino Wanok on the Uganda Martyrs Univ_Official]] governing council.

We appreciate Rt.Rev. Sanctus Lino Wanok for the continued guidance and support to Uganda Martyrs Univ_Official]] university

04/07/2022

✅ Third of the series.

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22/06/2022

Half tuition scholarships are now available. Apply for the August intake via the link below 👇🏾

umu.ac.ug/half-tuition-s…

31/05/2022

27/05/2022

Warm greetings from the Centre for African Studies (CAS@UMU)!

This is to invite you to the forthcoming 2nd CAS Public Lecture Series, scheduled on Fri 27th May 2022 starting at 2pm EAT in our Auditorium at main campus (for physical attendance) and online via Zoom (for virtual attendance).

We're honored to physically host the guest lecturer, Dr Yotam Gidron from the Oxford Refugee Studies Centre, whose presentation will gravitate around the theme of "Israel in Africa and Africans' Sensibilities towards the State of Israel".
Dr Gidron's talk will be discussed by our very own doyen, Prof. Max Ngabirano under the moderation of our very specialist of moral theology and ethicist, Dr Albert Luswata.

18/05/2022

Join us for the . This Open day aims at giving students an opportunity to explore UMU’s exceptional academic programs that have attracted national and international recognition. The for this year's Open Day is: The choice is yours, go organise your future now

10/05/2022

You need to see this..

We are pleased to announce that we will be inaugurating the CAS Public Lecture Series this coming Friday 13 May 2022, starting at 3.30pm EAT online. This Inaugural Lecture couldn't settle for any better guest lecturer than Prof. David William Cohen, the famous Emeritus Professor of African History (specialist of East Africa) at the University of Michigan. His name and publication record command much respect, making him worth listening to when it comes to a critical discussion about the past we like to treasure.