*****Funded by the United States National Science Foundation, the Dry-Rifting in the Albertine-Rhino Graben (DRIAR Project) is an international collaborative group aimed at addressing geological questions surrounding magma-poor continental rifting in the Albertine-Rhino Graben. The Coordinator of the project at Makerere University, Dr John Mary Kiberu welcoming participants at the opening ceremony. About the 2nd...Read More

Right-Left: Dr. Joseph Ssebuliba, Dr Alex Samuel Bamunoba and Mr. Medi Ssesanga with the students at the opening ceremony in Beijing *****The contest will be held in Bath, United Kingdom from 11th-22nd July 2024. Contestants and their mentors are currently attending the 2nd International Mathematics Summer Camp at the Beijing Institute of Mathematical Sciences and...Read More

The Head, Department of Biochemistry and Sports Science cordially invites you to the launch of the website developed by staff in the Department as part of their MakRIF project, “Using the Internet to Incentivize Healthy Lifestyle Choices in Uganda”. The website, www.eresourcesforhealth.org is the medium they are using to inform, educate, and communicate about non-communicable diseases (NCDs)...Read More

BioGold Project is a three-year collaborative project among five academic institutions including, Kyambogo University, Makerere University, Gulu University, University of Pretoria and University of Continuing Education, Krems, Austria funded by the Austrian Development Cooperation under the APPEAR Partnership. The project will combine principles of biosorption and chemical remediation to treat contaminated wastewater, tailings, rehabilitate contaminated...Read More