Makerere University hosts a delegation from China University of Petroleum

On 7th January 2019, the Vice Chancellor of Makerere University, Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe hosted a delegation from China University of Petroleum (UPC). This meeting follows the previous visits  between Makerere University and UPC at which a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was  signed in 2017 between the two institutions aimed at leveraging expertise at UPC to establish an Institute of Petroleum Geosicence/Engineering at Makerere University.

VP, China University of Petroleum, Qingdao tour Chemistry department

The delegation was led by the Vice Chancellor, China University of Petroleum, Prof. Yao Jun, accompanied by the Director International Affairs, China University of Petroleum, prof. Huang Fang, Deputy Dean School of Geosciences, Prof. Pei Yangwen, Deputy Dean School of Petroleum Engineering, Prof. Yang Shaochun, Department of Petroleum Geology of School of Geosciences, and Prof. Sun Renyuan, Department of Reservoir Engineering, School of Petroleum Engineering. The meeting was also attended by the Principal of College of Natural Sciences (CoNAS), Prof. J.Y.T Mugisha, the Principal of College of Engineering, Design Art and Technology, the Principal of College of Business and Management Sciences (CoBAMS), Assoc. Prof. Eria Hisali, The Deputy Vice Chancellor Academic Affairs, Assoc. Prof. Umaru Kakumba,  Makerere University management members, staff from CoNAS, Makerere University Public Relations team and officials from Sunmaker Energy Uganda Limitedled by the Principal, Mr. Ma Bo and Deputy Principal, Duan Xiaofei.

This meeting follows the previous visits  between Makerere University and UPC at which a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was  signed in 2017 between the two institutions aimed at leveraging expertise at UPC to establish an Institute of Petroleum Geosicence/Engineering at Makerere University.

In his remarks, the Vice Chancellor of Makerere University, Prof. Nawangwe said, ‘College of Natural Sciences will head the initiative on the side of Makerere, although input from College of Engineering, Design Art and Technology will be needed as well as other colleges’.

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