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Jun

Open and Distance Learning staff participate in Australian Leadership Award Fellowship

June 20, 2014By
Two academic staff from the Department of Open and Distance Learning travelled to the University of Sunshine Coast (USC) Australia in July for a five week fellowship to broaden their expertise in policy and curriculum development of e-learning practices. Chair DODL, Dr Paul Muyinda and Mr.Godfrey Mayende joined Dr. Jude Lubega (COCIS) and eight education...
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Dr James Urwick
20
Jun

A fond Farewell to Dr James Urwick

June 20, 2014By
The College would like to take this opportunity to  give a warm goodbye to one of our Academic staff. Dr James Urwick is leaving us after 12 months of service. He has been a great addition to the College and East African School for Higher Education Studies and Development where he specialized in policy and...
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19
Jun

Dr. Charles Owenja Yik-Walla

June 19, 2014By
With deep sorrow, we inform you of the death of Dr. Charles Owenja Yik-Walla which occurred on Wednesday 2012-06-20 at Mulago Hospital The late Dr. Charles Owenja Yik-Walla has been the Acting Head of Department, Adult and Community Education, School of Distance and Lifelong Learning, College of Education and External studies, Makerere University. Staff from...
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19
Jun

Bachelor of Commerce External Admissions 2011/2012

June 19, 2014By
Admission lists for Bachelor of Commerce External 2011/2012 are out on the Department of Open and Distance Learning Notice board. Check if you have been admitted.
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Businge
19
Jun

Congratulations Dr. Janice D. Busingye

June 19, 2014By
Dr Janice Desire Busingye, a staff member at the School of Distance and Lifelong Learning recently graduated with a PhD in Adult Education from the University of KwaZulu– Natal. Janice has shared with us the abstract for her research. Title: Reducing Risk: Local Knowledge for livelihoods security. A case of Ugandan small holder farmers My...
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19
Jun

School of Education wins Tuning Africa project in East and Central Africa

June 19, 2014By
The School of Education has competed with 200 universities in East, Central and Southern Africa to emerge the only winner of the Tuning Africa project in East and Central Africa. The project is funded by the European Union and aims to harmonize training curricula between European and African Universities.  Using an internationally established methodology, the...
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