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Christy Asiimwe with the Most Rev. Dr. Stephen Samuel Kaziimba Mugalu, Archbishop of Uganda and Bishop of Kampala – ‘grateful to God for his goodness to me’ After graduation – What’s next? Recent alum share - Unemployment among Ugandans aged 15-24 is improving slowly. According to World Bank data via macrotrends.net, it was 4.5% for that age group defined as “available and seeking employment” in 2023 – slightly less than in 2022. For unemployment, low statistics reflect positive career moves.
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The new UCU alumni executive team is sworn in during Community Worship in Nkoyoyo Hall. Terms run for three years, ending in 2027. Alumni Association welcomes new leadership, celebrates milestones - The Uganda Christian University (UCU) Alumni Association ushered in a new era of leadership during a three-year term, swearing-in ceremony at Nkoyoyo Hall on the Mukono campus.
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Stacy Angel Ndawula and Jude Mulumbye at the moot competition Regional law moot competition unearths talent at UCU - Personal data is a key driver of an election cycle in any country. From the time of registration, voters leave personal information that becomes useful during the campaigns, as well as during the elections.
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Cynthia Atim is a final-year student for the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery at Uganda Christian University’s School of Medicine. Between classes and patients: A day with a UCU medical student - “Meet me at Roy Billington Ward in the Sir Albert Cook building.” That is what Cynthia Atim, a final-year student of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery at Uganda Christian University’s (UCU) School of Medicine (SoM), told me when I informed her I had arrived at Mengo Hospital.
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Linda Obukor Ojore, year-three Uganda Christian University School of Medicine student, arrives outside Nassolo Ward, Mengo Hospital, Kampala, Uganda, at 7:30 a.m. UCU medical student Linda Obukor Ojore shares slice of life - At 8 a.m. Linda Obukor Ojore, 22, talks to a woman slightly older. Writing carefully in block letters, Linda, wearing a white coat emblazoned with her name and the Uganda Christian University (UCU) logo, records answers to questions about the woman’s sick child
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Bridget Aber, a student in the UCU School of Business, on court UCU basketballer crowned best defensive player of the year - Bridget Aber’s introduction to basketball came from an unexpected route – through her passion for traveling first, the sport second.
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The pioneer students of the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Business Management program with some School of Business administrators UCU launches PhD in business management - Uganda Christian University (UCU) has introduced a new PhD program — the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Management.
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Francis Musoni Okiria, Uganda Christian University School of Social Sciences alumni ‘I live in the grace of people who see goodness in me’ - Francis Musoni Okiria learned early on that social work is just as much about accountability as it is hands-on.
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Some students from the UCU School of Journalism, Media and Communication lead a song during a recent main campus community worship. Music cements focus on God at UCU - From the majestic sounds of the Umoja choir to the vibrant rhythms of the African beats, streams of melodies flow from the Mukono Nkoyoyo Hall, a symphony of faith and talent that engulfs the ambiance at Uganda Christian University (UCU).
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UCU alum Catherine Nafula, right, interacts with Rhino settlement resident, Rose Night, who uses a tailoring skill to support herself and her family. Alum at Ugandan refugee settlement: ‘a faith-driven ministry’ - Catherine Nafula knows a lot about refugee settlements in Uganda, which, with 1.5 million immigrants, is one of the largest evacuee-hosting nations in the world.
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