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2019/2020 Postgraduate Admissions the Following Candidates Have Been Admitted to the Listed Postgraduate Programmes BUSITEMA UNIVERSITY - 2019/2020 POSTGRADUATE ADMISSIONS THE FOLLOWING CANDIDATES HAVE BEEN ADMITTED TO THE LISTED POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES Master of Public Health Sn Name Sex Ctry Institution Reg. No 1 Abeso Angella F Ugandan Islamic University in Uganda 107-063121-00060 2 Adongo Esther F Ugandan Uganda Martyrs University 2016/B192/11005 3 Ally Tuwa M Tanzanian 4 Alunyo Jimmy Patrick M Ugandan Makerere University 10/U/2703 5 Alwan Richard M Ugandan Ndejje University 09/323/016/D/1 6 Apolot Consiliate F Ugandan Uganda Christian University S12B16/002 7 Ayeko Jackson M Ugandan Mbarara University of Science and Technology 2010/MBR/004 8 Ayo Francis Douglas M Ugandan Kyambogo University 11/U/1010/STB/PE 9 Bogere Alex M Ugandan Kyambogo University 14/U/918/BTD/PD 10 Chebet Frida F Ugandan Uganda Christian University S11B16/151 11 Cherista Isaac M Ugandan Kampala International University BMS/0198/81/DU 12 Egaru Peter M Ugandan Makerere University 14/U/1721/HTP 13 Ekong Richard M Ugandan Makerere University 09/U/2392EVE 14 Ekwaru Emmanuel M Ugandan International Health Sciences University 2010/-BSCPH-FT-036 15 Eluk Job M Ugandan Cavendish University Uganda 02/02620/148408W 16 Etolu William M Ugandan Kyambogo University 11/U/2490/BRD/PD 17 Eudu James M Ugandan Kampala International University BMS/0255/102/DU 18 Isabirye Robert M Ugandan Mbarara University of Science and Technology 2011/MBR/045/PS 19 Kasiyo Noah M Ugandan Kyambogo University 03/U/735 20 Khainza Annet F Ugandan Islamic University in Uganda 04/SWA/479 21 Kisole Sezi M Ugandan Kyambogo University 14/U/13116/SCD/GV 22 Makumbi Paul M Ugandan Kyambogo University 14/U/622/VHD/GV 23 Mayimba Grace F Ugandan Ndejje University 09/308/039/D/1 24 Misanga Medi F Ugandan Makerere University 00/U/6668/EVE 25 Mugasha Edgar M Ugandan 26 Mulidho John M Ugandan Kampala International University BMS/0042/91/DU 27 Musana Henry Godfrey M Ugandan Islamic University in Uganda 06/BHS/878 28 Nabaasa Rosemary F Ugandan Mbarara University of Science and Technology 2015/BNC/014/PS 29 Nakazzi Rashida F Ugandan International Health Sciences University 2014-BNS-TU-019 30 Namaganda Fiona F Ugandan Kampala International University BMS/0069/81/DU 31 Namukose Joan F Ugandan 32 Nawanga Jascenti F Ugandan Uganda Christian University 815/BUW/BSW/075 33 Odoch Oscar Ogweng M Ugandan Kyambogo University 14/U/8492/HND/PD 34 Okwii Charles M Ugandan Uganda Christian University 05BSW/BUW/051 35 Omara Godfrey M Ugandan Gulu University 14/U/2880/PHL/PS 36 Omara Samfan Thomas M Ugandan Gulu University 14/U/2882/PHL/PS 37 Omoding Alex M Ugandan International Health Sciences University 2010-BNS-TU-034 38 Ongodia Paul M Ugandan Kampala International University BMS/0082/121/DU 39 Onyango Jagire M Ugandan Makerere University 96/U/104 40 Orech Sam M Ugandan Cavendish University Uganda 02/02621/148445W 41 Ouni Patrick Diox M Ugandan Uganda Martyrs University 112-032123-07629 42 Owor Raphael M Ugandan Uganda Christian University WS14/BUW/BSW/012 43 Ssemwogerere Charles M Ugandan Makerere University 13/U/1208 44 Sserunkuuma Joachim M Ugandan Makerere University 12/U/1147 45 Tusiime Julian F Ugandan Kyambogo University 05/U/959/BGC/GV Page 1 of 3 Sn Name Sex Ctry Institution Reg. No 46 Wenani Daniel M Ugandan Makerere University 11/U/1085 47 Were F.H Michael M Ugandan Kampala International University BMS/0170/102/DU 48 Zimula Hassan M Ugandan Cavendish University Uganda 002-974 Masters of Medicine (Paediatrics and Child Health) 1 Alilo Eric A. Okuja M Ugandan Kampala International University BMS/017/191/DU 2 Oboth Ronald M Ugandan Gulu University 06/U/039/GUM 3 Oker Ronald M Ugandan Kampala International University BMS/0113/91/DU 4 Samow Abdihakim Ronow M Kenyan International University of Africa 00-60805 Master of Business Administration 1 Alego Paul M Ugandan Busoga University BU/8660/09/BCOM 2 Adochor Alex M Ugandan Gulu University 05/U/084 3 Egesa Wabudi David M Ugandan Makerere University 98/U/8880/EXT 4 Gidudu Michael Nabudere M Ugandan Makerere University 06/U/9410/EXT 5 Kisule Yolamu M Ugandan Makerere University 01/U/4788 6 Mbulamaye Henry M Ugandan Busitema University BU/UG/2010/406 7 Muzige Paul M Ugandan Islamic University in Uganda 00/FAS/388 8 Niwamanya Edith Nabasa F Ugandan Kyambogo University 12/U/4689/BDD/PD 9 Okoto Geoffrey M Ugandan Makerere University 00/U/2812/EXT 10 Okware John Mark M Ugandan ICPAU 00-864 11 Ssemaganda Bosco M Ugandan Islamic University in Uganda 209-033142-02384 12 Tamuzadde Andrew M Ugandan Busoga University BU/1076/04/BCOMW Master of Science in Environmental Economics 1 Okiror Stephen Fred M Ugandan Makerere University 02/U/295 2 Esingu Patrick M Ugandan Busitema University BU/UP/2013/119 Master of Science in Climate Change and Disaster Management 1 Adyaka Alfred Manderfield M Ugandan Makerere University 06/U/3313 2 Aol Mary Evelyne F Ugandan Makerere University 04/U/11153/PS 3 Ariyo Benjamin M Ugandan Makerere University 10/U/7073/PS 4 Bako Florence F Ugandan Makerere University 01/U/10172/EVE 5 Bataze James M Ugandan Makerere University 11/U/22245/PS 6 Chekwel Esther F Ugandan Makerere University 05/U/1250 7 Isiko Denis Mark M Ugandan Kyambogo University 08/U/4031/AGO/PD 8 Kato Joseph M Ugandan Busitema University BU/UG/2013/62 9 Kinobe Zakaria M Ugandan Gulu University 08/U/065/GUA 10 Kisambira Ezekiel Kisirira M Ugandan Makerere University 97/U/1557 11 Kolokolo Peter M Ugandan Uganda Martyrs University 2013-B053-10122 12 Lomuria Betty F Ugandan Makerere University 04/U/7357/EVE 13 Mubiru Huzaifu M Ugandan Makerere University 15/U/7730/PS 14 Mukungu Isaac M Ugandan Ndejje University 08/BSAE/009 15 Nangiro Abrahams M Ugandan Uganda Martyrs University 2013-B053-10189 16 Okello Daniel Opio M Ugandan Uganda Christian University 99/SWSA/100 17 Oriada Oseku Mathias M Ugandan Uganda Martyrs University 2005-B043-10023 18 Tabali Moses M Ugandan Bugema University 09/MGT/MB/R/004 19 Tebanyang Emmanuel M Ugandan Kampala International University BEM/17516/71/DU 20 Tenywaw Illiamu M Ugandan Busoga University BU/5471/BSc.AGW Page 2 of 3 Sn Name Sex Ctry Institution Reg. No 21 Wancha Tanasi M Ugandan Uganda Martyrs University 2013-B053-10288 22 Wanjala Paul M Ugandan Uganda Martyrs University 2010-B053-10106 Master of Computer Forensics 1 Kakembo Samuel M Ugandan Busitema University BU/UP/2013/190 2 Mugoya Shariff M Ugandan Busitema University BU/UP/2015/2145 3 Nakafuluma Juliet F Ugandan Makerere University 12/U/10254/EVE 4 Ssenoga Frank M Ugandan Makerere University 10/U/22283/PS 5 Tabu Caroline Oli F Ugandan Gulu University 11/U/2844/GCS/PS 6 Ummusalaam Alaphat F Ugandan Mbarara University of Science and Technology 2011/BCS/070/PS 7 Wambi Paul Sakwah M Ugandan Ndejje University 10/2/353/E/028 8 Wanjala Collins M Ugandan Mbarara University of Science and Technology 2008/BCS/005 9 Wehire Laumech M Ugandan Bishop Stuart University 07/BSU/BIT/028 10 Okware Philip M Ugandan Busitema University 11 Mukama Gerald M Ugandan Mbarara University of Science and Technology Master of Science in Irrigation and Drainage Engineering 1 Mukuru Silverio M Ugandan Ndejje University 14/2/328/1059 2 Ojambo Henry M Ugandan Busitema University BU/UP/2013/312 3 Waiswa Grace M Ugandan Busitema University BU/UP/2013/296 4 Ngotoah Nandaah Joel M Ugandan Busitema University BU/UP/2014/607 Master of Educational Leadership and Management 1 Atyayi Noeline Prossy F Ugandan Kyambogo University 06/U/1071/BED/PD 2 Gamoiza Abdu M Ugandan Kampala International University BED/33286/111/DU 3 Isabirye Ibrahim M Ugandan Kampala International University BED/16754/71/DU 4 Kisambira Eria M Ugandan Makerere University 99/U/11013/EXT 5 Namisano Alex M Ugandan Kyambogo University 08/U/4315/ESD/PD 6 Napande Annet Were F Ugandan Makerere University 00/U/9813/EVE 7 Okoit George Stephen M Ugandan Kampala International University 1161-07174-04925 8 Olumbe Isaac Musikhe M Ugandan Makerere University 05/U/2837/EXT 9 Oriaka Samuel M Ugandan Islamic Uni in Uganda 111-043024-05416 Master of Science in Industrial Mathematics 1 Ebelait Joseph M Ugandan Kyambogo University 10/U/2748/BED/PD 2 Kisolo Davis M Ugandan Makerere University 11/U/739 3 Okolimong John Stephen M Ugandan Kyambogo University 03/U/986 4 Opiyo Geoffrey M Ugandan Kyambogo University 03/U/573/GV 5 Wambi Ali Wateya M Ugandan Islamic University in Uganda 111-043061-05306 Master of Science in Physics 1 Anyango Colline F Ugandan Makerere University 12/U/3657/PS 2 Nalyanya Fred M Ugandan Busitema University BU/UP/2015/534 3 Mbayo Peter M Ugandan Makerere University 04/U/1984 4 Babirekere Hellen F Ugandan Uganda Martyrs University 14BSCED1018 Page 3 of 3.
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