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May

CEES 2022 First Class Graduands

May 23, 2022By
Below is the list of the 28 students graduating from the College of Education and External Studies with a First Class degree.
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May

A job worth doing is worth doing together- Prof. Mugagga

May 16, 2022By
Like the saying ‘a job worth doing is worth doing together’, the CEES Principal on May 13, set out to call on his staff to put their differences a side and work together for the development of the college. The staff had gathered for a leadership and team building exercise. The Principal, Prof. Anthony Muwanga...
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May

Prof. Bisaso takes over as D/Principal as Prof. Muyinda is named IoDEl Director

May 11, 2022By
The staff of CEES on May 6, 2022 witnessed a change of guards as the outgoing Deputy Principal, Prof. Paul Muyinda Birevu handed over office to Prof. Ronald Bisaso.  The ceremony also saw Dr. Godfrey Mayende handover the Directorship of the Institute of Distance and E-learning (IoDEL) to Prof. Muyinda.  While welcoming them, the Principal...
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Apr

CEES Annual Report 2021

April 25, 2022By
Despite the challenges brought about by COVID, there has been some accomplished work; Students’ involvement in the affairs of the College-meetings with student leadership Capacity building of staff and students in online teaching and learning Management of the staggered reporting and learning Innovations in assessment, research /dissemination of RIF projects Staff in the college continued...
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Apr

Researchers recommend integration of the Batwa indigenous knowledge into formal education

April 25, 2022By
Researchers from the College of Education and External Studies, Makerere University carried out a study titled "Educating for social justices among the Batwa indigenous communities: Building Inclusive Learning Environments (BILE) for marginalised societies in Uganda". The aim of the research was to advance possibilities of developing inclusive formal education for indigenous Batwa communities in order to...
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Apr

Researchers discuss women in leadership

April 19, 2022By
Women are powerful agents of change, and the far-reaching benefits of diversity and gender parity in leadership and decision-making are increasingly recognized in all spheres. Still, women continue to be vastly under-represented in decision-making in politics, businesses, and communities. It is to this end that women researchers have set out to investigate what is hindering...
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