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Makerere University Fact Book FACTBOOK 2012-2013 MAKERERE UNIVERSITY Fourth Edition i Fact-Book Produced by Planning and Development Department Makerere University http://pdd.mak.ac.ug Tel: 0414-542470 2013 Production ii Table of Contents Table of Figures ......................................................................................................................... iv Table of Tables ........................................................................................................................... v Acronyms ................................................................................................................................... vi Preamble ................................................................................................................................... vii General Information ........................................................................................................................ 1 Academic Structure ..................................................................................................................... 4 Academic Programmes ............................................................................................................... 7 Research ...................................................................................................................................... 8 Research and Satellite Centres .................................................................................................... 8 Students ........................................................................................................................................... 9 Student Highlights ...................................................................................................................... 9 Student Admissions .................................................................................................................. 10 Student Enrolments ................................................................................................................... 24 Graduate Output ........................................................................................................................ 32 Staff ............................................................................................................................................... 37 Staff Highlights ......................................................................................................................... 37 Staff Profiles ............................................................................................................................. 38 Staff Development .................................................................................................................... 44 Facilities ........................................................................................................................................ 45 Teaching Space ......................................................................................................................... 45 Library Facilities ....................................................................................................................... 49 Student Facilities ....................................................................................................................... 51 Financial Information.................................................................................................................... 53 University Funding ................................................................................................................... 53 Research Funding...................................................................................................................... 54 iii Table of Figures Figure 1: University Governance [Council and Senate Committees] ....................................................................................... 3 Figure 2: Active Online Courses in the E-learning Platform 2012/13 ..................................................................................... 7 Figure 3 : Fresh Undergraduate Statistics by College and Gender 2012/13 ...................................................................... 12 Figure 4: Fresh Undergradaute Statictics by Region 2006/07 - 2012/13 ........................................................................... 12 Figure 5: Fresh PostGraduate Statistics by College 2012/13 .................................................................................................... 13 Figure 6: Student Admissions by College and level 2012/13 .................................................................................................... 14 Figure 7: Distribution of International Students by Region of Origin 2012/13 ................................................................ 14 Figure 8: Nationalities of Origin for International Students admitted2012/13 ............................................................... 15 Figure 9: Total Student Admissions by Discipline and Gender 2012/13 ............................................................................. 15 Figure 10: Undergraduate Student Admissions by Sponsorship Category and Region 2012/13 ............................. 16 Figure 11 : Undergraduate Student Admission by Government Sponsorship 2012/13 ............................................... 16 Figure 12: Undergraduate Student Admission for Government Sponsorship by College 2012/13......................... 17 Figure 13: Percentage share of Admitted students by Sponsorship Category .................................................................. 18 Figure 14: Graduate Admissions by Programme Level and Gender 2012/13 ................................................................... 19 Figure 15: Graduate Admissions disaggregated by College and Gender 2012/13 .......................................................... 19 Figure 17: Top 10 School Admissions to Undergraduate Programmes 2012/13 ............................................................ 20 Figure 18: Total Student enrolments over the years 2002/03 – 2012/13 ........................................................................ 24 Figure 19: Total Student Enrollments by Programme and College 2012/13..................................................................... 24 Figure 20: Total Student Enrolments by Level of Study 2008/09 – 2012/13 ................................................................... 26 Figure 21: Student Enrolments by College, and Gender 2012/13 .......................................................................................... 26 Figure 22: Total Enrolments by Gender 2012/13 .......................................................................................................................... 26 Figure 23: Trend of Undergraduate Student Enrolments by Model of study 2008/09-2012/13 (Head Count)27 Figure 24: Total Student Enrolments by Mode of Study 2012/13 .......................................................................................... 28 Figure 25: Total Student Enrolments by College and Gender 2012/13 ............................................................................... 28 Figure 27: Trends of Student Enrolments by College 2010/11 – 2012/13 ........................................................................ 31 Figure 28: Total Student Trend by College 2009/10 – 2012/13 ............................................................................................. 31 Figure 29: Total Gradautes by College and Gender 2012/13 .................................................................................................... 33 Figure 30: a) Total Gradautes by Level and b) Total Gradauets by Level and Gender 2012/13 ............................... 33 Figure 31: Total Gradautes by College and Level 2012/13 ........................................................................................................ 33 Figure 32: Makerere University Graduation Trends by Category 2004- 2013 .................................................................. 34 Figure 33: Graduation Trends by Discipline for the past ten years 2004 – 2013 ............................................................ 34 Figure 34 : Graduation Trends by Discipline 2004- 2013 ........................................................................................................... 35 Figure 35:Graduation Trends by College over the last 10 years .............................................................................................. 36 Figure 36: Academic Staff (Full Time) distribution by Rank 2012/13 ................................................................................. 40 Figure 37: Total Staff Trend by College 2005/06 – 2012/13 .................................................................................................... 40 Figure 38: Staff Trend by Rank 2006/07 – 2012/13 ................................................................................................................... 41 Figure 39: Staff Distribution 2012/13 ................................................................................................................................................. 42 Figure 40: Age Range of Academic Staff by Rank 2012/13 ........................................................................................................ 42 Figure 41: Age Range of Academic Staff by College 2012/13 ................................................................................................... 43 Figure 42: Staff Development
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