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At least 65 ghetto youths from the five Divisions of Kampala were equipped with entrepreneurial skills following a three-month training course. The youths from Kawempe, Makindye, Nakawa, Rubaga and Central Divisions on Tuesday graduated with certificates at a ceremony that was held at Makerere University. The training was fully funded by the government of Uganda through Makerere University Research and Innovation Fund (Mak-Rif) Dr. Badru Musisi, the mastermind of the...Read More

Senior presidential advisor on special duties Odrek Rwabwogo has lauded Makerere University College of Education for empowering the ghetto youth. “Makerere is known as an ivory tower where people come to study for degrees and PhDs, but this is a different kind of training that has gone on for 13 weeks, people who come from the ghetto do not know that ghetto is a good word, where mechanics and things...Read More

Masters Fellowships 2023/2024 scholarships AERC wishes to announce the 2023/2024 Masters scholarships for applicants from Anglophone sub-Saharan African countries admitted into any of the following AERC Collaborative Masters Programme (CMAP) in Economics universities:  Addis Ababa University, EthiopiaUniversity of BotswanaUniversity of Dar es Salaam, TanzaniaUniversity of Cape Coast, GhanaUniversity of Ghana, LegonUniversity of Nairobi, KenyaUniversity of MauritiusUniversity of NamibiaUniversity of MalawiUniversity of ZimbabweMakerere University Qualifications and Requirements: To qualify for scholarship,...Read More

The College of Education and External Studies has launched Kiswahili as one of the languages to be taught while instructing learners undertaking vocational skilling courses in government hubs distributed across the parts of Uganda. Group pic of all participants and partners  This, the university says, will boost the market for their produced products. “Our target is to create market links that transcend the Ugandan boarders. We believe by the end...Read More

During holidays, majority of parents pray for when schools will reopen and they take the children back. This is worse when the child is a bit stubborn. Parents always believe that it’s only schools (teachers) that can manage their stubborn children. Prof. Anthony Muwagga Mugagga the Principal of the College of Education and External Studies (CEES) believes that a teacher can transform this child and turn them into good citizens...Read More