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9TH GRADUATION

Theme: Research & Innovation as tools to achieve Growth & Development

Celebrating the Class of 2020 in a Scientific & Virtual Ceremony

Venue: Commonwealth Speke Resort Munyonyo

28.5.2020

Cavendish University Uganda is a leading Private University in Uganda which is licensed and accredited by the Uganda National Council for Higher Education, and was established in 2008.

Our student-centric academic model deploys global best practices in teaching and learning and is aimed at fulfilling CUU’s Mission which is to transform students into responsible, educated, employable and entrepreneurial citizens (REEE).

Learning at CUU is innovative, student-centric, participatory, active and practical. A technology platform is deployed to support blended learning, projects, case studies, distance learning, and other forms of effective and active learning.

More than 7,000 students have graduated from CUU in many different disciplines at certificate, diploma, bachelor`s and master`s levels since its inception.

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Citation for the Commencement Speaker

Bachelor’s Degrees

Citation for the Guest of Honor

Diplomas

Chancellor’s Message

Certificates

Cavendish University Uganda Highlights 2019/2020

Anthems

Council Members and Senior Management

Deputy Vice Chancellor’s Message

Fees Structures

Vision, Mission and Core Values

2020 Graduands’ Statistics & Best Students Awards

Cavendish by Numbers

Executive Director’s Message

Post-Graduates

Graduation Programme

Vice Chancellor’s Message

Table of Contents

Message from the Chairperson, University Council

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Chancellor addresses the Virtual congregation

Vice Chancellor addresses the congregation

Chairperson, University Council gives a Speech

Guest of Honour addresses the congregation

Chancellor dissolves the congregation

School of Postgraduate Studies and Research

Faculty of Law

Faculty of Business & Management

Faculty of Socio-Economic Sciences

Faculty of Science and Technology

Governor of Kakamega County addresses the congregation

Guild President makes Remarks

Commencement LectureChancellor constitutes the congregation of the 9th Graduation

Opening Prayer

Academic ProcessionRepresentatives of Faculty and Graduands take their seats

2020 SCIENTIFIC GRADUATION CEREMONY PROGRAMME


Cavendish University Voted ‘Best Private University at the 2019 Consumers’ Choice Awards’

The 2019 Consumers’ Choice Awards Ceremony which was held on the evening of 29th November 2019, at Sheraton Kampala Hotel saw Cavendish University Uganda triumph at the receipt of the ‘Best Private University Gold Award’. The Consumers’ Choice Award (CCA) was established to recognise business excellence. It is a true reflection of the marketplace as it represents the opinion of consumers and buyers across Uganda. The award recognises brands in the Private Sector that consistently deliver a high level of service to their customers by exemplifying integrity and professionalism.

The Cabinet Minister responsible for Public Service, Hon. Wilson Muruli Mukasa, who was the Chief Guest presented the Award to CUU’s Sales & Marketing Director, Mr. Fredrick Mufta who in turn thanked the organisers, our students, staff and stakeholders for their belief in the CUU Brand and its service level of excellence.

“This Award marks the beginning of this progressive transformational narrative signifying the positives of our Academic Model that creates that vital stepping stone for Graduate Success. We look forward to an even better 2020”, said Mr Mufta

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Mission

To provide accessible, high quality, research driven education that transforms students into responsible, educated, employable, entrepreneurial citizens

Vision

To be a model university in Africa that delivers a transformative market relevant

quality education

Self-Reliance We strive to transform our students into self-confident citizens, entrepreneurs or employees with good judgment and perseverance

Integrity We treasure honesty, transparency and ethical conduct in all our work and we have zero tolerance for corruption

Responsibility

We promote culture of personal and institutional accountability, and a commitment to good citizenship

Excellence

We continuously strive to do our best in teaching, learning and community engagement

Respect

We see mutual respect and appreciation of human diversity as an enabler of successful team work and happy co-existence

Innovation We are attentive and responsive to best practices in teaching, learning and problem solving

Vision, Mission and Core Values

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Cavendish University Uganda Council Members

University Advisory Council Composition

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Mr. Richard Byarugaba

Lady Justice Prof. Lillian Tibatemwa-Ekirikubinza

Mr. Francis Onapito Ekomoloit

Dr. Sam Orochi Orach

Hajjat Aisha Lubega

Mr. David Rusa

Managing Director- National Social Security Fund

Justice of the Supreme Court

Legal & Corporate Affairs Director, Nile Breweries

Executive Secretary, Uganda Catholic Medical Bureau

Deputy Chairperson, Electoral Commission

Director of Special Duties, Office of the President

Prof. Olubayi OlubayiChairperson, University Council

Hon. Dr. Ham-Mukasa MuliraSenior Presidential Advisor on ICT

Mr. Peter KagunyeChief Executive Officer

Maarifa Education Holding

Mr. Reginald RaineyDirector of Operations

Maarifa Education Holding

Prof. John Francis MugishaVice Chancellor

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CUU Senior Management

Prof. John Francis MugishaVice Chancellor

Mr. David MutabanuraExecutive Director

Dr. Olive SabiitiDeputy Vice Chancellor /

Dean, Faculty of Law

Mr. Amos Olal - OdurAcademic Registrar

Ms. Alona Kemigisha Tugumisirize

Finance Director

Ms. Lydia Nakibande . NHuman Resource Director

Ms. Alice AkitengUniversity Librarian

Mr. Michael OkopaQuality Assurance Director

Mr. Ken MajalijaManager Real Estates & Facilities

Mr. Balirwa MosesAg Dean, Faculty of Science and

Technology

Mr. Fredrick MuftaSales & Marketing Director

Mr. Maganda EvansCoordinator Distance Learning Programme

Mr. Ambrose ArinaitweICT Manager

Ms. Hope ByachiDean of Students

Dr Alice WabuleDean, Faculty of Socio-Economic

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Dr. Mayanja SamuelDirector, School of Working

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Prof. James MuliraDirector, School of Postgraduate

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Dr. Alex Thomas IjjoDean, Faculty of Business &

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H.E BENJAMIN WILLIAM MKAPACHANCELLORThe Guest of Honour (The Rt Honorable Speaker of Parliament of Uganda), other distinguished guests, university sponsors, members of the university management and staff, the student body, graduands of today and your families, all friends of Cavendish University Uganda, ladies and gentlemen.

Today we are celebrating the 9th graduation ceremony of Cavendish University Uganda. It is the first graduation we are doing virtually because we wanted to balance the need for promoting students’ employability with the need to prevent the spread of the Novel Corona Virus. I congratulate you - the graduands – wherever you are watching this from, because you worked very hard and endured the pain and sacrifice that goes with rigorous and highly demanding university education. I know that education journey is neither short nor smooth. It requires hard work, sustained courage and the constant stress of having to sit periodic examinations to prove that you actually mastered the intended learning outcomes. I join your professors and instructors who trained you, in applauding your achievement. By the same token, I join your parents, sponsors, relatives and friends who must be overjoyed that you have successfully completed your studies at Cavendish University Uganda and are graduating today.

For this 2020 graduation, the university management chose the theme: “Research and Innovation as Tools for Growth and Development”. I approved this theme because I know that workable solutions to the global challenges of today and tomorrow cannot simply be by intuition but must be evidence-based. I also know that innovation is what will make the difference between today and tomorrow if the future is to be better than the present. There is not a single organisation in the world today that isn’t searching for innovative ways to improve its productivity, sustainability, efficiency and effectiveness. Your own employability and career development is thus dependent on your ability to convert your acquired knowledge into better ways of doing business, improving service delivery and scaling big ideas.

Having spent considerable years at Cavendish University Uganda, you have been exposed to a vast demography of people from different countries, cultures, ethnicities, languages and learning environments. I urge you to build on this and create powerful and helpful networks that will open doors of opportunities for you in different geographical and political settings. Make use of the generic skills in Information Technology and digital literacy to maintain and reinforce your contacts, and to exchange constructive information among yourselves.I do commend your professors and instructors for equipping you with knowledge, skills and competencies that will enable you to navigate the world of business and industry and make your own contribution.

As I conclude, I would like to emphasise that success is not automatic. It requires a strategy, hard work, sustained focus, continuous learning and discipline. To be innovative, you will have to constantly challenge yourself to perform higher by devising better ways of achieving more with less or with nothing at all. The qualifications you are earning today are testament to your polished skills and capabilities and, therefore, you have no excuse for not succeeding. You should leave here with determination and confidence to devise solutions to challenges facing humanity today. You have my blessings and best wishes for a great future. Thank you and may God bless you.

Congratulations!

H.E Benjamin MkapaFormer President of the United Republic of TanzaniaChancellor, Cavendish University Uganda.


She served as the Chairperson of the University Council for Mbarara University, between 1993 and 1996. During 1996, she served as Secretary General of the East African Women Parliamentarians Association.

From 1996 to 1998, Rt. Hon Rebecca Kadaga was the Ugandan Minister of State for Regional Cooperation (Africa and the Middle East). She then served as Minister of State for Communication and Aviation from 1998 to 1999 and as Minister for Parliamentary Affairs from 1999 to 2000. She was elected as Deputy Speaker of Parliament in 2001, a position that she held until 19 May 2011, when she was elected Speaker of Parliament. Following the February 2016 general election, Hon Kadaga was unanimously re-elected as Speaker of Parliament on 19 May 2016.

Parliamentary duties

Besides her duties as speaker of the Ugandan Parliament, she sits on the following parliamentary committees:

• Appointments Committee – The Committee reviews all Cabinet appointments by the President, and may approve or reject an appointment: The Speaker chairs the committee

• The Parliamentary Commission – The Speaker chairs the Commission

• The Business Committee – The Speaker chairs the committee

Introduction

Rt. Hon Speaker of Parliament, Rebecca Alitwala Kadaga is a Ugandan lawyer and politician who has been Speaker of the Parliament of Uganda since 19 May, 2011.She is the first woman to be elected Speaker in the history of the Parliament of Uganda. She succeeded H.E Edward Ssekandi, who served as Speaker from 2001 to 2011. She is also the current Member of Parliament (MP) for the Kamuli District Women’s Constituency, Busoga sub-region, a position she has held since 1989.

Background

Rt. Hon Rebecca studied law at Makerere University, graduating with the degree of Bachelor of Laws (LLB), in 1978. She went on to obtain a Diploma in Legal Practice from the Law Development Centre in Kampala in 1979. In 2000, she obtained a Diploma in Women’s Law from the University of Zimbabwe. In 2003, she obtained the degree of Master of Arts (MA), Specialising in Women’s Law, also from the University of Zimbabwe. In 2019, Nkumba University, a private university in Uganda, awarded Speaker Kadaga an honorary Doctor of Laws degree.

Between 1984 and 1988, she was in private law practice. From 1989 to 1996, she served as the member of parliament for Kamuli District in the District Woman’s Constituency.

Citation for Guest of Honour, Rt. Hon. Speaker of Parliament- Rebecca Kadaga


Work Experience

Ms. Doris joined URA as a Legal Officer. From 2012 until 2014, she was the Commissioner for Legal Affairs and Board Matters at the Uganda Revenue Authority. In that capacity, she also served as the Company’s Legal Secretary. In October 2014, she was appointed Commissioner General at URA, and assumed her new office on 30 October 2014.

Awards

In September 2018, Ms. Doris Akol received the African Women in Leadership Award, from the African Virtuous Women Awards Organisation, at a ceremony held at the Women Development Centre, Abuja, Nigeria’s capital city, in recognition of her leadership qualities and achievements.

In March 2018, she received the 2018 Person of the Year Public Excellence Award, from African Leadership Magazine, in recognition of her leadership’s contribution to growth and development.

Introduction

Ms. Doris Akol is a Ugandan lawyer and administrator. She is the immediate former Commissioner General of Uganda Revenue Authority (URA). She was appointed to that position on Monday, 27 October 2014, and replaced Allen Kagina, who retired after two consecutive five-year terms at the helm of URA. She served in this position until 29th March 2020.

Education

Ms. Doris holds the degrees of Master of Laws (LLM), and Bachelor of Laws (LLB), obtained from Makerere University, Uganda’s oldest and largest public university. Her second degree of Master of Laws, was obtained from McGill University in Canada. She also holds a postgraduate Diploma in Law Practice obtained from the Law Development Centre, in Kampala. She is a member of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators (ICSA).

Citation for Commencement Speaker, Ms. Doris Akol


Problem-Based-Living: Owning the Tiniest House, on the Tiniest Land and Solving Problems

The theme of todays’ graduation is research and innovation for development. This theme is important and unavoidable because those of us with university-level education and skills in Africa have the unique responsibility to develop this continent. There is an insightful and wise verse in the Bible, Luke Chapter 12 Verse 48, and it says:

“For unto whomsoever much is given, of him shall much be required; and to whom men have committed much, of him they will ask the more”Your graduation today, is proof that our continent has given much to you, and that it will “ask the more” of you.

Why will Africa “ask the more” of you?

Because you are the most knowledgeable and most skilled of us, because you are part of less than 10% of us with university-level education. So, what should you as a university graduate living in Africa do for yourself and for Africa and the world?One, you should prepare for what I call problem-based-living by quickly finding a way to own the tiniest piece of land in your name and in a place of your choice.

Two, you should find a way to build or own the tiniest modern house on that tiniest piece of land.That tiniest land and tiniest house will be a form of insurance for you. Insurance against the laughter of those who did not go to university.

They are waiting to laugh at you. They will say “look at this one, he claims to be a graduate, but he is a failure who does not even have a house.” After you acquire ownership of the tiniest house in the tiniest land, you must then focus on identifying and solving our problems. You will make money and live a purposeful life if you identify some of our problems and focus your life on finding solutions for us. Your education places a burden on you. A burden of solving our collective problems. This problem-solving may happen at an existing company, or in a government department or in a completely new enterprise that you will create.

According to the Mission of Cavendish University, you have already been transformed into an R-E-E-E graduate, and that is, into a person that is “responsible, educated, employable, and entrepreneurial.” Therefore, in my opinion, you have already been prepared for a life that will be very hard, and very purposeful, and hopefully, very happy.

Please note that happiness, of which we all dream, comes not from lazy comfort and pleasure, and comes not from alcohol and drugs, but comes from purposeful hard work. No pain, no gain. And no purposeful pain, no happiness.

In conclusion, I will say that if your education is to mean anything, you must use online resources to continually educate yourself on how best to become a researcher and an innovator. You should make money and get rich not from corruption, but from deploying research and innovation in solving our problems.

Thank You and God Bless!

Message from the Chairperson, University Council - Prof Olubayi Olubayi


invited to participate in the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) debate in Arusha; we were voted the best private university (hence Golden Medal Award Winners) by the Consumer Choice Awards; we improved from position 17 to position 11 in the University Ranking in Uganda conducted by UniRank (see https://www.4icu.org/ug); we were the second best university in Uganda in the innovation challenge sponsored by the worldwide Institute for Electronic and Electrical Engineers (IEEE), just to mention a few.

This year, the theme of our graduation (and of the year 2020) is: “Research and Innovation as tools to achieve Growth and Development”. Innovation and excellence are some of our highly cherished institutional core values. This is what produces new knowledge, which is sine qua non for innovation and development. Because of innovation, we are able to hold this graduation, which is both scientific and virtual and to virtually access our students, their families and all our stakeholders who are viewing us live on various media in real time.

To our graduands, you have been taught that innovation requires skills in critical thinking, digital literacy, data manipulation, statistical methods and communication. You have been trained and equipped with these skills and competencies. CUU trusts that you will apply them to make a significant contribution to your families and communities because you have already demonstrated resilience, hard work and commitment. You have passed through a rigorous and intense academic process of training and formation. For this, I congratulate you. Aim higher, trust God, continue to learn and ensure to stay safe from situations that can compromise your health. I wish you God’s choicest blessings in all your endeavours.

Esteemed guests, parents, sponsors, staff, students and graduands, I wish to welcome you all to the ninth graduation ceremony of Cavendish University Uganda (CUU), and the first ever scientific and virtual graduation to be held. The outbreak of the Novel Corona Virus which causes Covid-19 led to the shutdown of universities and other education institutions almost all over the globe. At CUU, we decided to migrate all our contact students to the Cavendish University Learning Platform (CULP) that was already serving the Distance Learning students. We therefore seamlessly switched to online study following the regulatory guidelines in Uganda. Our professors and instructors kept conducting their classes leveraging technology such as Zoom, WebEx and Google Meet. Moreover, we maintained all operational and administrative activities including holding virtual meetings of Faculty Boards, University Senate and Council following our academic and operations calendar. We at CUU have not missed any academic or operations activity. We are not missing the graduation!

The purpose of holding this scientific and virtual graduation is to enable our deserving students to obtain their academic papers so that they can secure new jobs, promotions at the workplace, job security or pursue further education and make their contribution to the world. Therefore, today, CUU will gift to the world a total of 809 graduates who are well trained, highly skilled and intellectually grounded to add value in terms of providing excellent services and crafting workable solutions to the social and development challenges facing humanity today and in the future.Last year, our graduation (and annual) theme was: commitment to excellence as a key to graduate success. As a university, we lived to the expectations of this theme: we emerged the best in the 2019 inter-university debate competitions; subsequently our debate team was

Message from the Vice Chancellor - Prof John F. Mugisha


For example, CUU students developed a mobile application to monitor the public transport system to enable motor vehicle owners and inspectors to determine where vehicles were at any given time, their speed and how passengers were being treated for which same innovation CUU emerged 02nd best in the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Innovation Challenge for Uganda. A popular Pan-African Edutainment TV series airing on NBS TV, “Kyaddala”, was produced by Usama Mukwaya, a CUU student. To mention but a few.

The past year saw CUU make big leaps in corporate development and public engagement, the crowning moment of which was when, in November 2019, our university was voted as the Best Private University in Uganda in the Consumer Choice Awards. We were able to demonstrate that, beyond teaching, learning and research, CUU shapes the public path of progress through our well organised University Community Health Day, University Employability Forum and the International Public Health conference, all of whose attendance included leaders of corporate, government and quasi-government institutions; academicians and industry practitioners alike.

I would like to recognise the efforts made by our sponsors, regulators, staff and alumni in supporting our graduands and to wish our new ambassadors success in your new environments by demonstrating that you are Responsible, Educated, Employable and Entrepreneurial citizens - REEE!

Congratulations to our 2020 graduating class on today’s graduation which is special for me because it the first time that a complete cycle of students, including bachelor students, gets to complete since I joined Cavendish University Uganda (CUU) just over 3 years ago. These are students who joined CUU in January 2017. It is during this period that we have brought to bear the various facets of our student-centric teaching and learning model which presented to us a few challenges initially, but now also many opportunities. Now is the time to witness their readiness for work and entrepreneurship following what I trust was an intense transformation period at our university.

The theme of today’s graduation, “Research and Innovation as tools to achieve Growth and Development” is very apt and shows the continuous maturation of CUU in its path to reaching the top echelons of the higher education space in Uganda and the region.

Innovation is one of our university’s values and therefore imprinted in our university’s culture. Innovation is no longer a choice. As we have seen this year, with the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, innovation is a necessity for individuals, families, companies and nations to survive and thrive in the future, a future increasingly uncertain. The “new normal” post Covid-19 will require everyone to push him/herself to the limits otherwise lifestyles and livelihoods will be significantly disrupted by new and uncertain global dynamics imposed on all.

I would therefore like to recognise our very innovative students who have continued to come up with methods and tools that are fundamentally new and original and that seek to offer new perspectives in solving important problems faced by our society today.

Message from the Executive Director - Mr. David Mutabanura


Graduation is such an important milestone for graduands and it signifies the culmination of several years of hard work. Today is a celebration of those efforts, and a time for us to thank the members of staff who have been absolutely committed to helping the graduands have a memorable learning experience. We sincerely thank the parents, guardians and sponsors for the immense support to the graduands, and the various stakeholders for their contribution which has enabled us to continue producing market ready graduates. Congratulations to the graduands. We are very proud of you.

The qualifications being received today are a compliment to Cavendish University Uganda (CUU) and represent success in our mission to provide an education that transforms students into Responsible, Educated, Employable and Entrepreneurial (REEE) citizens.

In 2016, we launched the Academic Merit Scholarships to provide financial assistance to brilliant, but financially disadvantaged students. The awardees were further empowered by the opportunity to provide peer tutoring. Teaching peers is an effective way of gaining mastery while at the same time enabling more active learning with greater student ownership of the learning process. The first cohort of scholarship students is graduating today. Congratulations to the pioneer CUU Academic Merit Scholars! We find ourselves at the brink of the fourth industrial revolution which requires humans to develop creative and emotional intelligence as well as perceptual and manipulative thinking, to avoid replacement by automated platforms.At CUU, we embed emotional intelligence into our curriculum and impart employability skills to students starting with the course syllabi, active classrooms, flipped learning, technology- mediated hours, blended learning and the development of soft skills so highly valued by employers through experiential learning (community service, mentoring, study tours, and internships).

Not surprisingly, the third education revolution is also unfolding and it dictates a move towards continuous, lifelong learning in order to meet the needs of today’s economy and the future world of work. We are moving from a more protective employee society towards a more challenging entrepreneurial society. This means that even when employed, one has to act in an entrepreneurial spirit. The good news is that the graduands leave university today well prepared to navigate the ambiguity of the future job market, with the best possible education to successfully enter the workforce, and with the intellectual skills that make it possible for them to be life-long learners.

In conclusion, I call each of the graduands to action. Go out from here, proudly with testamur in hand, with confidence, basking in the importance of your achievement. I urge those who have not reached the academic pinnacle to consider returning to CUU for their Bachelor and Master degrees. Join the alumni association and make significant contribution to your alma mater. Remember, the true value of your education lies in how you use it for the greater good.

Serve your clients and community with humility, passion, and gratitude. Continually hone your craft. Keep learning and adapting to stay relevant. Be not afraid of going slowly, only be afraid of standing still. Resolve to become a T-shaped professional by gaining an understanding of systems and the ability to function as an “adaptive innovator”. Do not be afraid to cross the boundaries between disciplines. Continue to live by the values of CUU in all that you do – embody excellence, embrace innovation, uphold high ethical standards, be responsible, respectful, self- reliant and operate with integrity. These values will stand you in good stead long after the technology has changed. You can do it and my best wishes are with you.

Message from the Deputy Vice Chancellor Academic Affairs – Dr. Olive Sabiiti

Cavendish University Uganda 2020 Graduation List

Success begins at Cavendish University

Great Careers are Cultivated

Certificates

Bachelor’sDegrees

Diplomas

Postgraduate Diplomas & Master’s Degrees


1 AJAK Francis

2 ACHOL Veronica

3 ADAU Bol Suzan

4 ADOLFINA Ntale

5 AIMEE Scheilla Mbanza

6 ANGELINA Nyanyok Mayen

7 AWEIN Bol Agany

8 BAMWINE Dorcus

9 DUT Akech Akok

10 ENZAMA Joet

11 GISMA Olga Rugbua Justin

12 GRACE Manas Daniel Jamba

13 IBALA Galla Lomrumoi Lomairang

14 JOSEPH Simon James Andrea

15 KAFANKA Abel

16 KERUBINO Deng Dholic

17 KUICH Emmanuel

18 KUOT Wol Akok

19 MARGARET Esoot Munduni

20 MARIAL Joseph

21 MOSES Gai Deng

22 NYOKA Christine

23 OBULEJO Rogers Eric

24 PETER Yak Bul

25 TOGO Esther

26 WANINGO Daniel Peter

CERTIFICATES

CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

1 AMAN Mach Achuoth

2 DANIEL Enoch

3 EDO Solomon

4 IKUMAYETE Kirongozi

5 ISAAC Wiyuak Chuol

6 MAJUOT Mabior Kuol

7 NANGENDO Martina

8 SARAH Halima James

9 TEMESGEN Tekie Teweldemedhin

10 THON Jacob

CERTIFICATE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

1 AGOLO Harriet

2 ALUPO Scovia

3 AMODING Eunice

4 LOKUT Paul

CERTIFICATE IN HEALTH RECORDS & INFORMATIONMANAGEMENT

1 AYIGA Michael

2 CHOL Isaac Angeth

3 KIDEN Margret

4 MALUAL Madut Diing

1 ARENGO Irene

2 KATOOKO Eveline

3 KONGAI Harriet

CERTIFICATE IN PROCUREMENT AND LOGISTICS

CERTIFICATE IN RECORDS & ARCHIVES MANAGEMENT


1 AGUER Ateny Jok

2 BIOR Garang Gak

CERTIFICATES

CERTIFICATE IN PUBLIC RELATIONS & MEDIA MANAGEMENT

CERTIFICATE IN SECRETARIAL STUDIES AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

1 ALUKO Lydia

2 APATH Susan Manut

3 ATWINE Stella

4 NINSIIMA Abigail Magezi

1 AGUMA Mary

2 APUKO Modesta

CERTIFICATE IN LAW


1 AJAK Francis

2 ABDULAZIZ Mohammed I

3 ACHIRO Poline Johnson

4 ADAU Bol Suzan

5 ADOL Machar Goljok

6 ADOLFINA Ntale

7 ADONG Janet

8 AJIET Simon Peter

9 AKODOI Justine

10 ALII Walter

11 ANDRUGA Nelson

12 ANGOM Monica Okello

13 ANITAH Lynn Natabi Kabuye

14 ASIMO Caroline

15 AWEIN Bol Agany

16 BAMWINE Dorcus

17 BOL Sam Leek

18 BONIVENTURE Irene

19 BYARUHANGA Ali

20 CANWAT Morish

21 CHOL Isaac Angeth

22 DAVID Karhakubwa King

23 DAVID Majok Deng

24 DEBORAH Emmanuel Kileo

25 DUT Akech Akok

26 IMEN Jennifer Lotyang

27 IRAKOZE Achille

28 JOSEPH Adhieu Arol

29 JOSEPH Simon James Andrea

30 KAFANKA Abel

31 KINTU Andrew

32 KIPWOLA Gloria

33 KISAKYE Christine

34 KON Anyar Diing Akuei

35 LUSUNZO Philimon

36 MAKENY Deng Peter

DIPLOMAS

DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 37 MARIAL Joseph

38 MATIOK Paulino

39 MBABAZI Jello

40 MBOMI Raphaëlla Annita

41 MBUYO Joseph

42 MUHWEZI Baleeta Racheal

43 NIZEYIMANA Wilson

44 NTUNGIRE Apophia

45 NUWAHEREZA Benjamin

46 NYALONY Palet Khan

47 NYOKA Christine

48 OCANIT Julius

49 OCHAN Rojo

50 OKIROR Joshua

51 OLUPOT Richard Ocen

52 ONEN Geofrey

53 OTEMA David

54 OYELLA Consolate

55 PETER Yak Bul

56 SSENTONGO Herbert

57 TIMNIT Fesseha Ghebremichael

58 WAMALA Halima

59 WANINGO Daniel Peter

60 WASSWA Maurice

1 ABAK Josephine Bol

2 ACAYE Joel

3 AMAN Mach Achuoth

4 AREMO Joshua

5 BASIIMA Rodman

6 BUGABA Hamidah

7 BYAMUKAMA Bosco

8 DANIEL Enoch

9 ISAAC Wiyuak Chuol

10 KANANURA Edwin Kyerere

DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER SCIENCE ANDINFORMATION TECHNOLOGY


11 KASHUMBUSHA Stephen

12 KOK Abraham

13 LOKI Daniel Atiol

14 LUWAR Solomon

15 MAJUOT Mabior Kuol

16 MENYA Paul

17 MUWANGA Anthony

18 NABIKAMBA Mark

19 NALUYIMBA Lyton Elizabeth

20 NANGENDO Martina

21 NATASHA Sandra Agasha

22 NELSON Atem Gai Deng

23 OBAL Brain

24 OKUMU Thomas

25 ONUME Isaac

26 OPIO Philip

27 OWINY Matata

28 OWOYESIGA Beach

29 SAMUEL Abel Mading

30 SSERUNJOGI Isaac

31 TITUS Tong Majak

32 TWINOMUHWEZI Brian

33 UWAMAHORO Joan

1 EDEMA Edward

1 BEROCHAN Paula

1 KATOOKO Eveline

1 OPIO Peter

8 KALULE Esther

9 LOKUT Paul

10 LOROT Andrew

11 NAJORE Ruth

12 NAMAGANDA Carol

13 NAMBUBA Irene

14 NGIRO Christine

15 OCEN Moses

16 ODENG Daniel Stephen

17 ONYANG Rose Mary

18 OPUWA Joseph

1 AGOLO Harriet

2 AKOL Julius Diwa

3 ALUPO Scovia

4 AMODING Eunice

5 ANGODO Moses

6 ASIO Patricia

7 CHEKWEMOI Caren

DIPLOMA IN HEALTH RECORDS AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

DIPLOMA IN PUBLIC HEALTH

DIPLOMA IN PUBLIC ADMINSTRATION & MANAGEMENT

DIPLOMA IN RECORDS AND ARCHIVES MANAGEMENT

DIPLOMA IN RECORDS & INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

DIPLOMAS

1 ALUKO Lydia

2 APATH Susan Manut

3 ATWINE Stella

4 KAYEMBA Muhamad

5 NINSIIMA Abigail Magezi

DIPLOMA IN LAW

1 APOLOT Loyce

2 DAU John Awuou

DIPLOMA IN SOCIAL WORK & SOCIAL ADMINSTRATION


BACHELOR’S DEGREES

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

1 ABALO Sharon

2 ABDULAHI Abdihakim Mohamed Isse

3 ABER Judith

4 ABUBAKAR Hafsat Tafida

5 ACHEN Peace

6 ACHOL Deborah

7 ACHOL Mading Marial

8 ACHOL Veronica

9 ACHORA Patience Okello

10 ADESA Mariano Ereneo Murhuam

11 ADUT Guor Lueth Amal

12 ADUT Mary

13 AJAK Marial Chanuong Yol

14 AKENA Keneth Latigo

15 AKON Rebecca Mabior

16 AKOY Machok John

17 ALBINO Ring Madut Yai

18 ALLEN Vivian Balondemu

19 ALUEL Mawien Wek

20 AMBIE Janet

21 AMISI Bernadette

22 AMOR Susan Atem

23 AMUYA Simon

24 ANA Shitala

25 ANNA Wamuyu Karume

26 ANYAIT Susan

27 ANYANG Monytoc Manychol Monytoc

28 APATH Susan Manut

29 APIO Priscilla

30 ASINGWIRE Jonathan

31 ATUHAIRWE Conrad

32 BABIRYE Mary Rio

33 BABYENDA Fally

34 BAGUMA Destin

35 BAGUMA Rachel Shekinah

36 BAKO Angela Jamba

37 BALIKWISHA Longo

38 BARAKA Tabaro Christian

39 BARECH Lual Chol Aginy

40 BIBUYA Bukuto Sylver

41 BIONG Magid Ajing

42 BIOR Garang Gak

43 BOL Kuaja Lual

44 BONFILS Sibetu

45 BUKIRWA Gorret

46 CHOL Jok Makuei

47 CHRISTINE Layet Samuel

48 CIGIRIZA Samuel

49 DANTIYE Nasir

50 DAVID Luel Puoch

51 DEBORAH Achol Mayen

52 DHOR Deng Dut Gop

53 DOMINIC Dut Chan Diang

54 DOTO Kisoma

55 DUKE Martha

56 DUOT Jacob Ajang

57 EFIOK Daniel Eyo

58 ELISEE Goba

59 ELIYA Cigiriza

60 ELIZABETH Dunstan Wajo

61 ELIZABETH Nyanapak Majak

62 EMELDA Dana Ambrose Baoza

63 EMMANUEL Federiko Inyasio Legge

64 EMMANUEL Mangok Aliap

65 EMMANUEL Simon Alier Tong

66 EVA Falax Wani Lado

67 EVANCE Julius Nyaki

68 FADUL Yousif Jana

69 FATIYA Mary

70 FAZATI Hassani Ali Abdillah

71 FAZILI Baguma Daniel

72 GAI Peter Jok


73 GASIGWA Robert Nzarigezaye

74 GENTILLE Mariza

75 GEORGE Iwa Aquilino

76 GUOT Deng Bol

77 HABYARIMANA Robert

78 HASSAN Mahamud Mohamed

79 ICAKUNZE Niamh

80 INGA Ngola David

81 IRENGE Mweze Justin

82 ISSA Bashizi

83 ITANGITEKA Ella Milly

84 ITEKA Samia

85 JAMES Julius Mfinanga

86 JANE Poni Samuel

87 JEREMIAH Kasimiro Boyisabuni

88 JERVASE Makur Dhuol Ajok

89 JOANITHA James

90 JOHN Baptist Atilio

91 JOHN Warawa Sylivaster

92 JOHNSON Julius Mfinanga

93 JOSEPHINE Mayuk Deng Mawien

94 KABAHENDA Sarah

95 KAMANZI Annet

96 KASEMIRE Furaha

97 KATAKO Kinumbe Pappy

98 KAVIRA Tuvere Gloire

99 KAWADWA Micheal

100 KAYA George Madrama

101 KAYIRA Richard

102 KAZEMWAMI Peniella

103 KERUBINO Deng Dholic

104 KHARBINO Atem Akol

105 KIBERINKA Esperance

106 KIBULA Bazolua Sarah

107 KIBULA Diazengwa Nathan

108 KIHEMBO Anthony Beys

109 KIRABO Christine

110 KISAAKYE Ruth Naggawa

111 KISAKYE Vally

112 KISONIA Gracia Soki

113 KISSA Kibona

114 KORIR B Kipchumba

115 KUOT Wol Akok

116 KURMUK Longole Peter

117 KUTEISA Prize

118 KYAMBALI Ngulu Fabrice

119 KYOMYA Keith

120 LAGUA Betty Dima

121 LAMBE Zimanga Isreal

122 LANYERO Linda

123 LAVINA Phanuel Wani Joseph

124 LAZERO Manoon Koor Angok

125 LIONEL Ciza

126 LOLANELE Yatuli

127 LUAR Mawith Akeen Majak

128 LUFUNGULO Aganze Simeon

129 MADING Wal Kun Keat

130 MAKUR Malual Kodi

131 MALIRO Nyabana Gloria

132 MANUELLA Pita Samuel

133 MANYANG Choul Thian Deng

134 MARCO Fredrick Siyame

135 MARSILLINA Margret Charles Ibrahim

136 MARTHA Carlos

137 MARTHA Nyangun Kulia

138 MARY Achol Jiel

139 MAURICE Kamwanga Bindende

140 MAWUT James Atem

141 MEDINA Nancy Alemin

142 MELESIN Esther Lasu

143 MICHAEL Machar Cholic




144 MIKE Kikomina Ngamabele

145 MPIRIRWE Modern

146 MSAADA Basedeke

147 MUGERWA Geoffrey

148 MUGISHA Napoleon

149 MUGISHA Samuel

150 MUJUNI Daniel Hillary

151 MUJUZI William

152 MUKAKAMANZI Jeanne

153 MUKASA Emmanuel Louis

154 MUKISA Isaac

155 MUNANE Raissa

156 MUSAFIRI Tembo

157 MUSIIMENTA CLARE

158 MUSOGA Alex

159 MUTESI Doreen

160 MWAJUMBE Nakku

161 NABIL Juma Othman

162 NAJJOMBWE Layton

163 NAKAYIMA Stella

164 NALUBEGA Lilian

165 NALUGO Sandra Harriet

166 NALULE Maureen Cindy

167 NAMULI Gorreti

168 NAMUTEBI Lamula

169 NANCY Simon Leeka

170 NANDUTU Mary Sandra

171 NANTONGO Joanita

172 NASIMU Shahir

173 NASSAKU Rebecca

174 NASURADIN Ibrahim Akhali

175 NATAMBA Winnie

176 NATUHUMUZA Catherine

177 NATUKUNDA Emilly

178 NAZZIWA Mary Immaculate

179 NCUTI Ella Douce

180 NDAYISENGA Bessony

181 NEUMBE Desire

182 NGABIRANO Patrick

183 NGALABA Elizabeth

184 NG’ENDO Anthony Wainaina

185 NNAMALU Precious Emeka

186 NNAYIGA Assumpta Mirembe

187 NYADIO Aisha

188 NYADOUTH William Deng Meat

189 NYAKANGO Peter Padiet Akundok

190 NYAWOUR Veronica Kueth

191 OBULEJO Rogers Eric

192 OCHENYI Martin

193 ODONGA Francis

194 ODYEK Hilda

195 OFONYA George

196 OGENMUNGU Gerald

197 OKELLO Kennedy Kosko

198 OKENY Lillian

199 OKOT Sunday Jimmy

200 OMODING Charles Clarke

201 OPIO Emmanuel

202 OWACHGIU Richard

203 OYAMBIA Ndjeka Marc

204 OYAT Godfrey

205 PATRICIA Marko Abraham Laki

206 PINYOLOYA Lucy

207 PONI Sylivia Sekwat

208 REBECCA David Nyang

209 SADIKI Rehi

210 SHADIA Zainabu Iddy

211 SSOZI Rogers Innocent

212 STANLEY Ajush Micheal

213 SUNDAY John Manyang Deng



214 SWEDI Bushiri Elie

215 TOGO Esther

216 TOT James Gatwech

217 TUMWEBAZE Jackson

218 TWISHIME Bosco

219 UMA Daniel Conard

220 UMUTONI Zainabu

221 USHINDI Barhalinshonyi

222 UWASE Deborah

223 VICTORIA Leyot David Logoro

224 WABWIRE Iddi Yusuf

225 WALAH Alice Philip

226 WINNY Nicolas Wani

227 YAGOUB Ahmed Nimeir Atia

228 YAGOUB Harry Khatir

229 YANGI Alice Duku

230 YOUSIF Kamal Anur

1 OPIO Keneth

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE

BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

1 ABDINASIR Ali Ahmed

2 ACHOM Susan

3 AGANZE Mwisikanyi

4 ALIYU Ibrahim Mohammed

5 ARUAL Maror Ayuel Rehan

6 ATIM Sarah Priscilla

7 BABINGWA Kimbu Israel

8 BAFWAFWA Kalume

9 BAHATI Makelele Chance

10 BARTHELEMY Ngumbi

11 BIKANCULIKA John Junior

12 BISIMWA Mugisho Christian

13 ELVIS Roy

14 ENOCK Katongole Isaac

15 GARANG Akol Dau

16 IBRAHIM Bello

17 ISHARA Bulonza

18 KABAMBA Longuma Christian

19 KAGODA Esau

20 KAHIMBA Edgar Humphrey

21 KAITENDA Wenga Joel

22 KAIYA Wa Kabulo

23 KALOMBO Ibrahim Rivild

24 KHALID Salisu Idris

25 KUZA Majune

26 LORO Joseph Ruben

27 LUMUNDE Michael

28 MAJID Seif

29 MALOMALO Lokedji Marcel

30 MAMUCH Gatkek Tut

31 MATABARO Kamu

32 MAWEJA Mpambu Leopold

33 MBULA Lisala

34 MBUSA Malengera Hugues

35 MPABENDA Ushindi

36 MUGABIRWE Edinah

37 MUKUNDWA Makoti Dieu Grace

38 MULUMUNA Mughala William

39 MUNYERENKANA Manegabe Aline

40 MUSHAGALUSA Mihigo

41 MWEMBO Mukonkole

42 NAKATUDDE Ruth

43 NANTUME Aisha

44 OBENTU Lillian Peace

45 OBUCHEL Geoffrey Philbert

46 OLUSEGUN Aransiola

47 PETER Chol Deng

48 SALUM Said

49 SAMWEL Alex Kombe

50 SINEJO Kennedy Ladu Abel

51 SSEGUYA Derrick

52 TIBA Makuu Clara



BACHELOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH

1 ACIO Leslie Noqrist

2 ADAM Ja’afar Yusuf

3 AKUA Stuart Timothy

4 AKULLU Sharon Edith

5 ALI Galadima

6 ALIKI Kenedy Michael

7 AMUKU Martin

8 AROP Benson

9 ATIM Miriam Stella Lukach

10 ATUHAIRWE Sylivia

11 AWOR Immaculate Fiona

12 BABIRYE Prossy

13 BARIGYE Richard Nkwatire

14 BASHIR James

15 BEGUMISA Faluku

16 CHIIKULA Peter

17 COSTA Stamos Costa

18 DANYA Isaac

19 DAVID Odukanga Charles

20 DENG Paul Mathok

21 EDEMA Edward

22 ERONGU Alexei

23 GESA Solomon

24 GLORIA Chepkorir

25 HAKIM Noel Patrick

26 HIBO Shire Salat

27 IRAMBONA Jean Marie

28 KENYI Emanuel Edward

29 KEZAKIMANA Kelly Clairia

30 KHADIJA Faki Ali

31 KOKOLE Emmanuel

32 LAWAL Abdurraheem Maidoki

33 LAWINO Florence

34 LUMAGO David

35 LWANYAAGA Shyaka Farid

36 MARIE Sandra Ndikumana

37 MBABAZI Mildred

38 MULU Emmanuel Henry

39 MUREKATETE Peninah

40 MUSABYIMANA Monique

41 NAKAYIZA Sarah

42 NAMUBIRU Madrine

43 NJERI Sharon

44 NJIHIA Moses Karanja

45 NONO Moses

46 OBIRU Sophie

47 ODONGO Isaac

48 OGWOK Emmanuel Newton

49 OKELLO Vinansio

50 OKWANGA Ronald Ross

51 OPIYO Denish

52 OSMAN Mohammed Abduelgabar Ibraheim

53 OVIZIO Patricia

54 OWINJI Robert Onyol

55 QUIRINE Paga

56 SABANO Irene

57 SEBITEEKO Abdu

58 SSENFUMA Henry

59 SSENYONGA Ivan

60 SUNDAY Morris

61 SUWATANG Beneth Emmanuel

62 TINO Esther

63 UBAH Abdulrahman Ahmed

64 WANI Felix Okot



BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE

1 ADAM Muhammad Kafima

2 ANDY Kibunda Batamenyerwa

3 BAMWINE Nobert

4 BARHOLERE Mugisho

5 BWENDA Anna M

6 CHRIS Kenyata Lasha

7 CHRISTIAN Musafiri

8 DUT Daniel Ajak

9 ETYANG Isaac Omoding

10 KAGUNYWA Richard Grant

11 KATO Keneth

12 KWIZERA Neri

13 MAGOOLA Moses Menya

14 MATHIANG Mangar

15 MUHASE Daniel

16 MULEMANGABO Byamungu

17 MUSONI Yvonne

18 MUSTAPHA Masoud Ally

19 MWAMBA Mike

20 NAKAWEESI Jogia

21 NKEDI Remigious

22 NKOLOOGI Blasius

23 PYANA Nyembo Clement

24 RWANGAZA Aganze Elie

25 SAMBO Emmanuel Panshak

26 SAMSON Bitrus Gadzama

27 SAMUEL Abel Mading

28 SEBATTA Paul

29 SHAAPERA Isreal Aondongu

30 SIBOMANA Kelvin

31 ZOMO Ndong Eldie Sterphy

BACHELOR OF ENVIROMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCE

1 AMANDU Alfred

2 AMOKO Stephen

3 ANYWAR Joseph Pegh

4 ASIBA Cosmas Emmanuel

5 ATAYO Betty Anyama

6 AYELA Robert

7 BANDU Roy

8 CHANDIA Flora

9 DRICHI Wilson Tokwinyi

10 EDEMA Patrick

11 KIRUNDA Dennis

12 KIRUNGI Caroline

13 MABONGA Martin

14 MAGARA Ismail

15 MBABAZI Babrah

16 MUGERA Fred

17 MULIKO Augustine

18 MURAMI Taibu

19 NABUDUWA Annet

20 NALULE Ruth

21 NEKESA Janepher Grace

22 NYA Parwon

23 OPOTI Jeska

24 OWINY Dickens Americanus

25 SHIMWA Mugisha Hopeman

26 WACHA Job

27 WANGWE Davis


1 YOAL Manyang Riek

BACHELOR OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE


BACHELOR OF ARTS IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND DIPLOMACY

1 ABUBAKAR Abdulazeez Tafida

2 ACHAI Kuol Monyluak Dak

3 ADEMOLA Bankole Benedict

4 AGERU Emmanuel

5 AHIMBISIBWE Vicent

6 AKANKWATSA Abel

7 ALEX Johnson

8 ALI Soifa Mze El-Anzaoui

9 AMINA Abubakar Jalli

10 ATEGEKA B Moses

11 ATUGONZA Robinah

12 BAGBORO Bethuel Richard

13 BAHATI Karume Fanny

14 BAKHITA Poul Lily Mathot

15 BUSINGYE Carolyn

16 CHEROTICH Merab

17 CYUBAHIRO Christian

18 INASHAKA Digne Darlene

19 KABAYE Regis Parfait

20 KALENGA Kalonda

21 KALULE Joel Paul

22 KASSAMI Michelle

23 KAVUMA Samuel

24 KHALID Mohamed Adam Juma

25 KIGGUNDU Ahmed

26 KIGOZI Derrick

27 LILLY Ossa Lino Andrea

28 LORRAINE M J, Peters

29 LUBWAMA Faluku

30 MIREMBE Natasha Faith

31 MUZUNGU Muhembwe

32 NAKASENGE Lilian

33 NAKIBUUKA Winnie

34 NATASHA Peace Atim

1 KABIR Salim Ali

2 NISHIMWE Alain

3 NIYONSABA Mugabo Deo

4 NSIMBE Jonathan Joel

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER ENGINEERING

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

1 ADEDEJI Abdul-Hameed Adeolu

2 ASUMBALAKA Bita Pacifique

3 BULAYA Boota Norbert

4 DENAMSE Angono Derkos Tirel

5 MARIA Mkombozi Clementine

6 MOUDHOIF Mohamed

7 MUGISHO Balola Christian

8 OKORJI Richards Chimezu Kelvin

9 TIJAH Igbazenda Imoter

10 USHINDI Matabaro



BACHELOR OF MASS COMMUNICATION AND JOURNALISM

1 ADELTA Paul

2 AGUER Ateny Jok

3 ALIGUMA Primative

4 ASIIMIRE Jamie

5 AWINO Alecho Cynthia

6 BEMBA Isaac Bamulumbye

7 DRARU Mercy

8 JOHN Nyoma Jackson

9 JOLLY Namatovu

10 KABAHINDA Judith

11 KAHINJU Judith

12 KAZIBWE Muzamiru

13 KIRIRE Esther Kiiza

14 LWAK Nelson

15 MAGEZI Christopher

16 MONYDIT Adior Mary

35 NEKESA Nina Irene

36 NELLY Bonkir William Solomon

37 ODORIE Albert Adelia

38 OKOTH Roman Rapheal

39 OKUMU Simon

40 PRECIOUS Felix Lugoe

41 RUHUME Gideon

42 SSEKANDI Ronald Ssegujja

43 STEVEN Peter Munde

44 SULYMAN Abdulazeez Nevaluz

45 SYVANNA Gbollie

46 TERESA Achai Bilek Deng

47 WANG Chany Thian

17 MUGUMYA Jessey

18 MUKIIBI Maurice

19 MUNGATI Richard

20 NABIRYE Cindy Cloe

21 NAGAWA Joanitah

22 NAKANYIKE Proscovia

23 NAKIMBUGWE Brenda

24 NAMPIIMA N Flavia

25 NANDI Maryam Hyuha

26 NANKINGA Cathy Joy Brenda

27 NANYONGA Irene Joviah

28 NAYEBARE Syrus

29 NDAYIZEYE Jean Kevin

30 NZABONA Yakuubu

31 OCHIENG Absalom

32 OCITTI Brian

33 OLINGA Stuart

34 RUTH Omar Esther

35 RWANISA Tinanzabo Helene

36 SEREMBA Patrick

37 SERWADDA Sharif

38 SHUKURU Maliro Sarah

39 SSALI Melody

40 STEPHANIE Allyson Namugambe

41 WAIT John Dak Choul

1 MAGANA Salimu Saleh

2 MAJAK John Manyol

3 NIBAMURERE Drocelle

BACHELOR OF ARTS WITH EDUCATION



BACHELOR OF ARTS IN DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

BACHELOR OF LAWS

BACHELOR OF ARTS IN PUBLIC ADMINSTRATION AND MANAGEMENT

BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION

1 ADUBANGO Romano

2 AKOL Michaelwest Thon Akol

3 ARAN Sarah

4 AZIZA Hamza Hauke

5 CLARICE Achieng Owino

6 DENG Ayar Monyluak Deng

7 DENG Santino Bol

8 DUSHIME Ntwari Pilote

9 JACKLINE Alex Tillian

10 KOU Alier Kou

11 KUKU George Hassan

12 LOGYEL Johnsonic

13 LOPEYOK Raphael Lochoto

14 MAISUN Marko Dambek Kuol

15 MANZU Robinson Mike

16 MARY Keji Metedious Emiliano

17 MAY Robert John

18 MONICA Tusabe

19 NDUWAYO Yves

20 PULLE Dorothy Rita

21 WOKORACH Gerald

1 AMUMPAIRE Robert . O

2 AROMA Patrick

3 BIGIRIMANA Emmanuel

4 BUSHENDICH Patrick

5 BYONA Benjamin

6 DIKO Winfrey

7 MIGADDE Patrick

8 MOKHTAR Awadallh Hassan

9 MUTAYOBA Hudson

10 NAKAYENGA Joan

11 NAMAZA Sabino Dominic Tobo

12 NTALE Sandra

13 OBOTH Oboth Eric

14 OMARA Yuventine

15 OMONY Emmanuel

16 SALIM Abila Asuman

1 AJAK Deng Aruei

2 ANGELINA Cham Odiel

3 BEROCHAN Paula

4 IRADUKUNDA Amanda Vanessa

5 KITWANDA Kyandanda Diandra

6 MPOOYA Esther Kwagala

7 MUGISA Logo

8 PATRICK Sebit Alex

9 SANTINO Akeen Ayony Bol

1 GATGONG Lam James

2 PETER Malek Geng


POST-GRADUATES

POST-GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

1 AIYEDOGBON Ayobami Eyiwumi

2 AKILE Wua Justice

3 JOYCE Idris Altaher

4 SEMPIJJA Thadeus

1 ACHAN Flavia

2 AKOI Bul Akoi Yaak

3 AMULI Mapendo

4 ANGOK Riing Mathiang

5 ARIAKA Sabho Timothee

6 AWAZIRA Sarah Rebeccah

7 BAMLANGO Sem

8 BARAKA Amuli Nathalie

9 DUT Achol Lueth

10 ETAYARI S. Muhamad

11 GOBBA Enos Toms

12 IZAKARE Richard Thomson

13 JAMES Bloface Wahblo

14 JOEL Samuel

15 KABANYORO Linda

16 KACWA Ronnie

17 KALEMBE Sylvia

18 KANANURA Bob

19 KANYIKE Grace

20 KARUHANGA Robert

21 MAJOK Peter Deng

22 MUKALERE Mercy Napyo

23 NABINTU Cirimwentale Francine

24 NAMPIIMA Victoria

25 NININAHAZWE Oscar

26 NOURDINE Said Ali

27 NOURIA Papa Ali

28 NSUBUGA Joseph

29 OTIM Geoffrey Danniel Emuron

30 PETER Abui Paul Joseph

31 TIBAMWENDA Vajeru Josue

32 ZALWANGO Ziada Nabembezi

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN PUBLIC HEALTH

1 ABDULLAHI Lawal Aliyu

2 AKERA Eric Bosco

3 AKONG Jackline

4 ALUKA Elizabeth

5 ALUPO Daphine Mella

6 ARACH Lawrence

7 ATIAKU Samuel

8 DASIGIT Shehu Nanfwang

9 EPACHU Pantaleo

10 IRADUKUNDA Blaise Pascal

11 JACQUELINE John

12 JAPHET Daud

13 KAYONDO Ivan

14 KHADIJAT Idris Ibrahim

15 KIBIRIGE Daniel

16 KIDEGA William

17 KISAKYE Eva

18 MANSIR Bishir Ango

19 MUHWEZI Gracious

20 MWANJE Jolem

21 NAMAJJA Khawa

22 NEKESA Caroline

23 OKELLO Flavia Teddy

24 OKIDI Mary Immaculate

25 OYENYBOTH Winnie

26 RUTOGIRE Maureen Tracy

27 SHAIDI Ngona Shaido

28 TABAN Stephen Alex Ladu

29 TUMUHAIRWE Lilian


1 MABONGA Victoria Scarlet

2 OKOT Charles

3 SIMBANANIYE Sangwe Sonia

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT

MASTER IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

MASTER OF ARTS IN DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

1 BAPPI Tijjani

1 RASHID Abdullah Suleiman

1 LAWOKO Tonny

POST-GRADUATES

MASTER OF ARTS IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND DIPLOMATIC STUDIES

MASTER OF ARTS IN PUBLIC RELATIONS AND MEDIA MANAGEMENT

1 ABDIRAMAN Ahemed Abudulle

1 GEORGINA N. Atwine


2020 Graduands’ Statistics

Bachelor of Public Health

Bachelor of Business Administration

Bachelor of Laws

Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Diplomacy

Science & Technology

Business and Management

Law

Socio Economic Sciences

AKUA Stuart Timothy

YOUSIF Kamal Anur

BIGIRIMANA Emmanuel

NAKIBUUKA Winnie

Male

Male

Male

Female

4.95

4.8

3.95

4.89

Best Student Faculty Programme Gender CGPA

2020 BEST STUDENTS

4

0

0

4

0.49%

0

Science & Technology

Business and Management

Law

TOTALS

%

Socio Economic Sciences

35

31

0

69

8.53%

3

30231 60

17189 54

4

55

6.80%

16 5

559 122

69.10% 15.08%

4123 3

360 44.5%

3.1%

100%

36.0%

16.4%

291

25

809

100.00%

133

Masters Bachelor’s Diploma’sFaculty PGD Certificates Total %


Cavendish University Best Students Awards-2020

7282 NAKIBUUKA Winnie Socio Economic Sciences

Best Socio Economic Science Student Award

Socio Economic Science Staff

6513 YOUSIF Kamal Anur Business &Management

Best Business & Management Student Award

Best Business& Management Staff

UGX 500,000

UGX 500,000

1950

001-958

002-627

000-150

BIGIRIMANA Emmanuel

NTALE Sandra

BUSHENDICH Patrick

MIGADDE Patrick

Law

Law

Law

Law

Best Law Student Award

Best Female Student (Procedural Laws) Award

Best Male Student (Procedural Laws) Award

Barefoot Law Innovation Award

Uganda Law Society

Anguria & Co. Advocates

Anguria & Co. Advocates

Barefoot Law

Plaque

UGX 500,000

UGX 500,000

UGX 250,000;Accolade & post-graduation internship

UGX 250,000;Accolade & post-graduation internship

029-275 KYOMUGISHA Harmony

Best Innovation Award Hon. Walter Owino

UGX 500,000

048-266

000-051

USAMA Mukwaya

DIKO Winfrey

Distance Learning Programme

Law

Distance Learning Programme

Best Innovation Award

Barefoot Law Innovation Award

Hon. Walter Owino

Barefoot Law

UGX 500,000

7281 AKUA Stuart Timothy Science & Technology

Prof. John F. Mugisha & Family -Best Health Sciences Student Award

Prof. John F. Mugisha

UGX 1,000,000

ID No. Student Name Faculty / Programme Award Category Sponsor Award


LOCAL STUDENTS FEES STRUCTURE

Programmes Duration

DayBachelors’ Degree

Masters’ Degree

Diplomas

Other Charges per Degree type Masters Bachelors Diploma Foundation

Annual Fees

DL Weekend

Fees (UGX) Fees (UGX) Fees (UGX)

2,798,300 2,430,000

2,257,000 3,423,0004 YearsBachelor of Laws (LLB)


Bachelor of Enviromental Health Science

Bachelor of Science in Information Technology

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering

Bachelor of Business Administration - Generic

Bachelor of Business Administration - Accounting & Finance

Master of Laws (LLM)

Diploma in Business Administration

Application Form (Paid Once)

Bachelor of Business Administration - Procurement & Logistics

Masters of Public Health

Diploma in Computer Science & Information Technology

Student ID (Paid Once)

Internship Fee (Paid Once in 3rd Year)

Bachelor of Business Administration - Banking & Finance

Master of Business Administration

Bachelor of Business Administration - Human Resource Management

Master of Business Administration - Accounting & Finance

Bachelor of Science in Economics and Statistics

Master of Business Administration - Procurement & Supply Chain Mgt

Bachelor of Public Administration and Management

Master of Business Administration - Human Resource Management

Master of Arts in International Relations and Diplomatic Studies

Master of Project Planning and Management

Bachelor of Arts in International Relations & Diplomatic Studies

Bachelor of Mass Communication & Journalism (PR/ Mass Comm)

1,119,000

1,119,000

1,119,000

1,119,000

1,119,000

1,119,000

1,102,500

1,102,500

1,102,500

1,102,500

1,102,500

1,102,500

1,102,500

1,102,500

1,786,500

1,786,500

1,786,500

1,786,500

1,786,500

1,786,500

1,786,500

1,786,500

721,500

30,000 30,000 30,00030,000

20,000 20,000 20,00020,000

350,000

2,168,000 1,923,750

1,482,000

1,482,000

1,275,000 2,133,0003 Years

3 Years

3 Years

3 Years

4 Years

3 Years

3 Years

3 Years

3 Years

3 Years

2 Years

3 Years

2 Years

3 Years

2 Years

3 Years

2 Years

3 Years

2 Years

2 Years

2 Years

2 Years

2 Years

2 Years

721,500 819,000

819,000

2,058,0001,890,000

1,890,000

1,890,000

2,058,0001,890,000

1,890,000

1,890,000

1,386,500 1,275,000 2,133,000

2,058,000

1,386,500

2,058,000

1,968,500

1,968,500

1,386,500

1,092,000

1 092,000

1 092,000

Semester Fees Registration per Semester

180,000 180,000 90,000 60,000

20,000 20,000 20,000 20,000

100,000 100,000 50,000 50,000

100,000 100,000 55,000 55,000

20,000 20,000 20,000 20,000

200,000 200,000 200,000 200,000

10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000

25,000 25,000

20,000 20,000

20,000

60,000

20,000

60,000

695,000 695,000 510,000 480,000

25,000

20,000

20,000

45,000

25,000

20,000

20,000

30,000

Library Fee

Guild Fee

Research Development

Computer

Examination

Medical Emergency

Utility

Development Fee

Sports Fee

National Council For Higher Education( NCHE)

Total Per Year

37

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS FEES STRUCTURE

Programmes Duration

DayBachelors’ Degree

Masters’ Degree

Diplomas

DL Weekend

Fees (USD) Fees (USD) Fees (USD)

$870 $788

$5604 YearsBachelor of Laws (LLB)


Bachelor of Enviromental Health Science

Bachelor of Science in Information Technology

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering

Bachelor of Business Administration - Generic

Bachelor of Business Administration - Accounting & Finance

Master of Laws (LLM)

Diploma in Business Administration

Bachelor of Business Administration - Procurement & Logistics

Masters of Public Health

Diploma in Computer Science & Information Technology

Foundation

Bachelor of Business Administration - Banking & Finance

Master of Business Administration

Bachelor of Business Administration - Human Resource Management

Master of Business Administration - Accounting & Finance

Bachelor of Arts in International Relations & Diplomatic Studies

Master of Business Administration - Procurement & Supply Chain Mgt

Bachelor of Public Administration and Management

Master of Business Administration - Human Resource Management

Master of Project Planning and Management

Master of Arts in International Relations and Diplomatic Studies

Bachelor of Journalism & Communication Studies (PR / Mass.Comm.)

Bachelor Of Science in Economics and Statistics

$330 $360 $585

$200 $270

Other Charges per Degree type Masters Bachelors Diploma Foundation

Application Form (Paid Once)

Student ID (Paid Once)

Internship Fee (Paid Once in 3rd Year)

Student Pass fee per year

$10 $10 $10$10

$10

$100

$10

$100 $100

$10$10

$100

$100

$680 $625

$450 $420 $6903 Years

3 Years

3 Years

3 Years

3 Years

3 Years

3 Years

3 Years

3 Years

3 Years

2 Years

3 Years

2 Years

3 Years

2 Years

3 Years

2 Years

3 Years

2 Years

2 Years

2 Years

2 Years

2 Years

2 Years

1 Years

$330 $360 $585

$200 $270

$200

$640$613

$450

$1,125

$330 $360 $585

$640$613

$420 $420 $690

$330 $360 $585

$640$613

$420

$330 $360 $585

$640$613

$620

$620

$613

$613

$420

$325 $360 $585

$325 $360

$360

$585

$585$325

$330

Annual Fees

Semester Fees Registration per Semester

$60 $60 $30 $20

$10 $10 $10 $10

$30 $30 $20 $20

$30 $30 $20 $20

$10 $10 $10 $10

$55 $55 $55 $55

$5 $5 $5 $5

$10 $10

$10 $10

$10

$20

$10

$20

$230 $230 $180 $170

$10

$10

$10

$15

$10

$10

$10

$10

Library Fee

Guild Fee

Research Development

Computer

Examination

Medical Emergency

Utility

Development Fee

Sports Fee

National Council For Higher Education( NCHE)

Total Per Year



On Friday 29th March, 2019, we held our 8th Graduation Ceremony under the theme: Commitment to Excellence as a key to Graduate Success. A total of 966 students graduated with well-deserved degrees, diplomas and certificates in respective disciplines. The Ceremony was held at Kololo Independence Grounds and presided over by H.E. Benjamin Mkapa the Chancellor & former President of the Republic of Tanzania.

Mr. Patrick Bitature, Chairman of Simba Group of Companies officiated as Commencement Speaker and Hon. Dr. John C. Muyingo, Minister for Higher Education as Guest of Honour.


We held our first Employability forum on 31st October, 2019 at the Kampala Serena Hotel. The event was graced by Mr. Richard Byarugaba, the Managing Director of NSSF (National Social Security Fund) who led a powerful dialogue about the topic: “Amendments to NSSF Act: unpacking the numbers; implications and options for employees.” The discussants included former Deputy Premier of Buganda Kingdom, Mr. Apollo Makubuya and Ms. Munnu Martha Omer, the Director, Human Resources, Coca Cola. The Forum attracted Human Resource Directors from over 20 Organisations who participated in the discussions and also advised on the kind of short courses and training they would wish for employees in their Organisations.

The 2019 May intake 3 in 1 Open House held on Saturday 27th April, 2019 went down as the most entertaining Open House in 2019. 10 student associations astonished the audience by the spectacle of a very colorful and entertaining Cultural Gala that saw Burundi emerge as 2nd runner’s up, DR Congo as the 1st runner’s up and Uganda as the 2019 champions. Special accolades were given to Pakistan that was courageously represented by a single student, Somalia as the winners of the food category, Rwanda as the best in Cultural dance and DR Congo as the best in the Fashion parade category.



The 2019/2020 Mr & Miss Cavendish pageant was held on Friday 22nd November, 2019 at Tirupati Mazima Mall in Kabalagala. The procession comprised a line-up of contestants from various Nationalities among whom were Congolese, Ugandans, South Sudanese, Rwandese and Nigerians. Under the theme “Youth Empowerment in a Dynamic Society,” the competition intensified into a series of performances to depict the contestants’ unique talents, creativity, fashion sense, beauty, intelligence, among other attributes. After an all-round show of what the audience described as extremely entertaining and elating, Lumbu Gaspard Serge Congolese and Amazone Mutazi Benedicte emerged Mr & Miss Cavendish respectively.

Permanent Secretary- Ministry of Health, Dr. Diana Atwine flags off the Cavendish University Uganda Community Health Day - piloted under the Theme, ” Engaging Urban Communities for Health Improvement.”Transforming the society is at the centre of CUU’s Core Values. We are fed by the community and produce products to better the community.” said the Vice Chancellor-Prof. John F. Mugisha during his opening remarks. He further acknowledged that the initiative which attracted such a huge gathering is a clear demonstration that CUU is not alone in understanding the importance of Public Health. The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Health-Dr. Diana Atwine thanked CUU for standing out and expressed her excitement towards the initiative which she acknowledged was in line with the Ministry of Health’s priorities to promote health among urban communities.



VP Cherian Mathew delivered an educative and insightful lecture on Entrepreneurship to Cavendish University Staff and Students on Friday 25th October, 2019. His discussion was centred around the topic, “Entrepreneurship: The way to go!” During his presentation, he remarked that “The mindset structure of an entrepreneur consists of 5 elements namely; Attitude, Commitment, Perseverance, Focus, Belief in self”.

The 2nd Uganda Debate Champions League was held at Cavendish University Uganda on 05th October, 2019. The tournament was organised by the National Debate Council in partnership with CUU. The participants consisted of schools that have been champions of the biggest, oldest and most prestigious High School Challenge. The Debate competition brought together 9 teams from 7 Secondary Schools which included; Mbarara High School King’s College Budo, Sacred Hearts Girls’ School-Gulu, Ntare School, Nyakasura School, Mengo Senior School, Kiira College Butiki.

Cavendish University Uganda held an Awards Giving Ceremony on Wednesday 13th November, 2019. 27 students who have stood out, excelled and represented CUU on national, regional and international fronts were recognised for their sterling performance. The aforementioned students were awarded Certificates of Excellence by members of the University Advisory Council, the Vice Chancellor and other members of Senior Management.

Cavendish University Uganda had the privilege to host Dr. Akihiko Sugiyama, a renowned project researcher at Yahoo! Japan Research Corporation to deliver a Distinguished IEEE lecture. Subsequently, on 8th October 2019, IEEE celebrated its 10th anniversary from CUU under the theme ‘Leveraging Technology for a better tomorrow.’



Cavendish University Uganda’s Chancellor, H.E Benjamin Mkapa launched a Memoir ‘My Life, My Purpose’ His memoirs range from his childhood, his time as president, and on to his continuing post-retirement involvement on the international stage of development and peace mediation. It conveys His Excellency’s major achievements within the context; portrays his personality and growth; shares lessons on leadership; and provides some historical education about Tanzania to the younger and /or non-Tanzanian readers.

60 students awarded Cavendish University Excellence Scholarships in 2020. In the spirit of fulfilling the mission of offering accessible quality education, Cavendish University Uganda (CUU) awarded Merit, Leadership and Exemplary Performance Scholarship Awards to 21 successful applicants for the 2020 January intake. This was during the Press Conference that was held on Friday 17th January, in the CUU Basement. As part of our Corporate Social Responsibility, a total of 60 scholarships shall this year be awarded and we will continue to build on that as we respond to the needs, interests and lifestyles of our students in line with our academic model.

Cavendish University Uganda (CUU) Law students held their 2nd Annual Law Society dinner at Golden Tulip Canaan, Kampala Hotel on Saturday 2nd November, 2019. The Chief Guest was Her Lordship the Honourable Prof. Justice Lillian Tibatemwa- Ekirikubinza, a Justice of the Supreme Court of Uganda and a member of the CUU University Advisory Council (UAC).

Cavendish University Uganda student makes history, qualifies to feature in World’s Premiere Anthology. CUU’s Ninsiima Sufficient, a second-year student pursuing a Bachelor of Laws degree was among millions of participants from 139 countries across the globe to participate in the Historical competition, “The League of Poets” for the year 2020. The League of poets is an International organisation committed to promoting world peace through poetry. Sufficient made it to the final winners’ list and as a result, her name will be engraved on the pages of the world’s first ever biggest anthology for peace as will the rest of the winners.



UGANDA NATIONAL ANTHEM

EAST AFRICA ANTHEM CAVENDISH UNIVERSITY ANTHEM

tanzania NATIONAL ANTHEM

Verse 1.

Oh Uganda! may God uphold thee,We lay our future in thy hand.United, free,for libertyTogether we’ll always stand.

Verse 2.

Oh Uganda! The land of freedom.Our love and labor we give,and with neighbors allat our country’s callIn peace and friendship we’ll live.

Verse 3.

Oh Uganda! The land that feeds usby sun and fertile soil grown.For our own dear land,We’ll always stand:The Pearl of Africa’s Crown.

Verse 1.

Mungu ibariki AfricaWabariki Viongozi wakeHekima Umoja naAmani Hizi ni ngao zetuAfrika na watu wake.

Chorus:

Ibariki AfrikaIbariki AfrikaTubariki watoto wa Afrika.

Verse 2.

Mungu ibariki TanzaniaDumisha uhuru na UmojaWake kwa Waume na WatotoMungu Ibariki Tanzania na watu wake.

Chorus:

Ibariki TanzaniaIbariki TanzaniaTubariki watoto wa Tanzania.

Chorus

Jumuiya Yetu sote tuilindeTuwajibike tuimarikeUmoja wetu ni nguzo yetuIdumu Jumuiya yetu.

Verse 1.

Ee Mungu twaomba ulindeJumuiya Afrika MasharikiTuwezeshe kuishi kwa amaniTutimize na malengo yetu.

Verse 2.

Uzalendo pia mshikamanoViwe msingi wa Umoja wetuNatulinde Uhuru na AmaniMila zetu na desturi zetu.

Verse 3.

Viwandani na hata mashambaniTufanye kazi sote kwa makiniTujitoe kwa hali na maliTuijenge Jumuiya bora.

Stanza 1

Oh CavendishWhat a peopleGathered here to change the world To create a brighter futureSo we tread that ancient pathGiving all with pride and passionWe will raise the banner highIn this city in this nationWe will lead towards the light

Stanza 2

Oh CavendishStudent centricGallant citizens of this landSo responsible and resourcefulGrounded with a global mindLet us call our generationTo uphold our code so highIn uganda and in africaSuccess will be our light.

Cavendish University Uganda, Plot 1469 Nsambya Ggaba Road,P.O Box 33145 Kampala Uganda. (Opp. American Embassy)Telephone: +256 414 531700, Mobile : +256 706 695479, WhatsApp: +256 706 695369Email: [email protected], Website: www.cavendish.ac.ug

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