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“On Wednes­day 9th Oc­to­ber 2020,  stu­dent lead­ers from Mak­erere Uni­ver­sity, Uganda Chris­t­ian Uni­ver­sity and Kyam­bogo Uni­ver­sity  pe­ti­tioned Par­lia­ment seek­ing a halt on on­line stud­ies for con­tin­u­ing, the stu­dents ccited high costs of in­ter­net sub­scrip­tion, band­width lim­i­ta­tion, un­re­li­able in­ter­net and in­fra­struc­ture lim­ited to only ur­ban ar­eas, as some of the key chal­lenges that would hin­der many stu­dents from us­ing the on­line learn­ing sys­tems.”. In Response to the students concerns the Speaker...Read More

 On Tuesday,13th October 2020, death robbed the CEES fraternity of Assoc.Prof. Joseph Oonyu, a Senior Lecturer in the School of Education Department of Science Technical and Vocational Studies (DSTVE), where he taught for over 20 years and supervised over 100 graduate Students (including 20 PhDs) to completion. Prof.Joseph Chrysostom Oonyu was born 19th Nov, 1957 to Michael Elwana and Elizabeth Ikilai. He was married to Patience Oonyu and he is...Read More

A team of experts from Makerere University School of Education embarked on a study to increase on the employability and entrepreneurial skills of graduate teachers. The team  led by Assoc. Prof. Mulumba Bwanika Mathias the Principal Investigator(P.I), also Head of the Department of Humanities and Language Education, Mr. Mulindwa Ismael Director, Basic & Secondary Education – Ministry of Education and Sports (MOES), Mrs. Grace Baguma Director, National Curriculum Development Centre...Read More

Book Overview The higher education sector in Sub-Saharan Africa has been undergoing massive disruption, marked with a far-reaching drastic transformation of teaching, learning and research since its establishment in the post-colonial era to the 21st century. These disruptions are brought about by a widespread global demand for neoliberal educational policy reforms, particularly on the issues of global quality standards in pedagogy, research, compliance and accountability, student mobility and massification of...Read More