School Managers have been urged to incorporate entrepreneurship as an innovative solution aimed at addressing the existing problems in Universal Primary Education (UPE) schools. Studies indicate that in most UPE Schools in Uganda, learners still lack parental support, mid-day meals, scholastic materials, clean water, and are often unattended to by teachers, which undermines children’s desire...Read More
Envisioning the future of refugee access to education, stakeholders and participants advocated for uniform perspectives on the Higher Education Access Certificate (HEAC) across institutions, citizen education to facilitate refugee access and meaningful participation, and development of policies that prioritize digital inclusion. This consensus emerged on the second day (27th March 2025) as they continued to...Read More
The Policy, Practice and Accreditation: Towards Connected Refugee Education HEAC integrative Models project, led by Dr. Rovincer Najjuma, Dr. Michael Gallagher, and Dr. Rebecca Nambi, focuses on implementing research findings concerning refugee students in higher education institutions in Uganda. It aims to establish a network of universities, civil society groups, and refugee students to collaboratively...Read More
On Saturday 11th January, 2025, a huge delegation from the College of Education and External Studies crossed the Equator to attend Dr Joseph Kimoga’s priestly silver jubilee celebrations at his parents’ home in Baja, Bukulula Parish, Masaka Diocese. Dr Kimoga is an Associate Professor at the East African School of Higher Education Studies and Development,...Read More
The College of Education and External Studies (CEES) has made a remarkable contribution to Makerere University‘s 75th Graduation Ceremony by presenting 1,192 graduands. Of these, 659 are female and 533 are male. The college also set a milestone with 28 PhD graduands—the highest in recent years—including 15 females and 13 males. Additionally, CEES graduated 63...Read More
On January 10, a team of researchers from Makerere University‘s College of Education and External Studies (CEES), in collaboration with international partners, held a dissemination seminar at Nican Resort Hotel in Kampala. The event marked the culmination of their study on “Enacted Citizenship in Times of Uncertainty,” which focused on teachers’ lived experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic in...Read More
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