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Makerere University MAKERERE UNIVERSITY THE 68th CONGREGATION OF THE UNIVERSITY FOR THE CONFERMENT OF DEGREES AND PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS TO BE HELD AT THE FREEDOM SQUARE From Tuesday 16th January, 2018 to Friday 19th January, 2018 Starting at 9.00am The Chancellor will preside ii MEMBERS OF UNIVERSITY COUNCIL NO. NAME CONSTITUENCY 1. Eng. Dr. C. Wana-Etyem Government Appointee 2. Prof. B. Nawangwe Vice-Chancellor 3. Dr. E. Okello-Ogwang Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic Affairs) 4. Prof. W. Bazeyo Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Finance & Administration) (Ag) 5. Hon. Justice S.B.K. Kavuma Government Appointee 6. Mr. B. Balaba Kabaasa Government Appointee 7. Hon. I. Ovonji Odida Council Appointee 8. Hon. T. Tayebwa Council Appointee 9. Dr. S. B. Maloba Council Appointee 10. Mr. T. Ssejjoba Representative Ministry of Education and Sports Representative Ministry of Information and 11. Eng. Dr. D. K. Turahi Communication Technology Representative Ministry of Finance, Planning and 12. Mr. W. Ndoleriire Economic Development 13. Mr. C.J. Ninsiima Representative NUDIPU 14. Ms D. Nyanjura Representative KCCA 15. Dr. U. Kakumba Representative Senate 16. Prof. S. Kiguli Representative Senate 17. Dr. W. T. Ireeta Representative MUASA 18. Dr. S. N. Ssali Representative MUASA 19. Dr. F. Tanga-Odoi Representative Convocation 20. Dr. E. Baine Mugisha Representative MASA 21. Mr. J. Musoke Representative Support Staff 22. Mr. G. W. Opee Rep Staff with Disability 23. Hon. P. Kato Guild President 24. Hon. M. Lakisa Vice Guild President iii Principals OF COLLEGES AND DEAN/Directors OF COLLEGES/SCHOOL/ Directorates Principal, College of Health Sciences Principal, College of Business and Dr. C. Ibingira, MBChB, MMed(Surg), Dip. Int.Ethics Management Sciences (UCT) Dr. E. Hisali, BA, MA(Econ) PhD Principal, MUBS (Affiliated) Prof. Wasswa-Balunywa, B.Com., MBA. Ph.D Director, Research and Graduate Training: Prof. M. Buyinza, BSc, MSc(Env. Sc), Ph.D(Forestry) Principal, College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Director, Makerere Institute of Social Research Prof. B. Bashaasha, BSc (Agric) M.Econ (Agric.Econ) Prof. M. Mamdani, B.A., M.A., M.A.L.D., PhD Ph.D Director, Planning and Development Principal, College of Engineering, Design, Art Dr. F. Nakayiwa Mayega and Technology Eng. Prof. H. Alinaitwe, BSc (Civil Eng), M.Eng, MSc (Constr Mgt) Ph.D Director, Human Resources (Ag) Mrs. D. Sennoga Zaake Principal, College of Natural Sciences Prof. J. Y. T. Mugisha, B.Bsc. (Ed), M.Sc., Ph.D, FUNAS Director, Quality Assurance Dr. V. A. Sembatya Principal, College of Veterinary Medicine, Animal Resources and Biosecurity Director, Gender Mainstreaming (Ag) Prof. J. D. Kabasa, BVM., MVM., Ph.D Dr. E. Baine Mugisha Director, Information and Communication Principal, School of Law (Ag) Technology Support Dr. C. Mbazira, LL.B (Mak), Dip. L. P. (LDC), LL.M Mr. F. Kitumba (Pretoria), PhD (UWC), Advocate Director, Internal Audit (Ag) Principal, College of Education and Mr. B. Barigye External Studies Prof. F. Masagazi-Masaazi, B.A, PGDE, M.A, Ph.D Director, Estates and Works Department Principal, College of Computing and Eng. C. Kakeeto Information Sciences Prof. T. J. Oyana, BSc Educ UDSM, MSc(GIS), Ph.D Director, Legal Affairs (Ag) (GIS) SUNY - Buffalo Mr. G. M. Muhumuza Principal, College of Humanities and Social Sciences Prof. E. K. Kirumira, B.A, M.A, Cert (LSHTM), Ph.D iv His Excellency Dr. Gen. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA AND Visitor OF MAKERERE UNIVERSITY v Hon. J. Kataha Museveni FIRST LADY AND MINISTER OF EDUCATION AND SPORTS Hon. Dr. J. C. Muyingo MINISTER OF STATE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION vi Prof. E. Suruma CHANCELLOR, MAKERERE UNIVERSITY vii Eng. Dr. C. Wana-Etyem CHAIRPERSON, COUNCIL Hon. I. Ovonji-Odida Mr. B. Balaba Kabaasa DEPUTY CHAIRPERSON, COUNCIL CHAIRPERSON, APPOINTMENTS BOARD viii Prof. B. Nawangwe VICE - CHANCELLOR Dr. E. Okello Ogwang Prof. W. Bazeyo DEPUTY VICE-CHANCELLOR, DEPUTY VICE-CHANCELLOR, (ACADEMIC affairs) (FINANCE & administration) (AG) ix Mr. C. Barugahare Mr. A. Masikye Namoah UNIVERSITY secretary/ ACADEMIC REGISTRAR/ secretary to COUNCIL secretary to SENATE Dr. H. M. Byamugisha UNIVERSITY LIBRARIAN (AG) Mr. C. Kabagambe Mr. A. Tamale DEAN OF STUDENTS UNIVERSITY BURSAR x ORDER OF PRESENTATION MEMBERS OF UNIVERSITY COUNCIL ........................................................................................................ iii ORDER OF PRESENTATION ......................................................................................................................... xi THE NATIONAL ANTHEM ........................................................................................................................... xvii MAKERERE UNIVERSITY ANTHEM .......................................................................................................... xvii EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY ANTHEM .................................................................................................... xvii PROGRAMME ............................................................................................................................................ xviii A WORD FROM THE CHANCELLOR .......................................................................................................... xix MESSAGE FROM THE VICE CHANCELLOR .............................................................................................. xx CITATION FOR MRS. WINNIE MADIKIZELA MANDELA ............................................................................ xxi TUESDAY, January 16, 2018 1 - 26 Degree of Doctor of Philosophy ........................................................................................................................ 1 Degree of Master of Science in Zoology .......................................................................................................... 7 Degree of Master of Science in Geology .......................................................................................................... 8 Degree of Master of Science in Petroleum Geosciences ................................................................................. 8 Degree of Master of Science in Mathematics ................................................................................................... 8 Degree of Master of Science in Mathematical Modelling ................................................................................. 8 Degree of Master of Science in Chemistry ....................................................................................................... 8 Degree of Master of Science in Physics ........................................................................................................... 8 Degree of Master of Science in Bio-Chemistry ................................................................................................. 8 Degree of Master of Science in Botany ............................................................................................................ 8 Degree of Master of Science in Plant Breeding and Seed Systems ................................................................ 8 Degree of Master of Science in Agricultural Engineering ................................................................................. 8 Degree of Master of Arts in Geography ............................................................................................................ 8 Degree of Master of Science in Environment and Natural Resources ............................................................. 8 Degree of Master of Science Agricultural and Applied Economics ................................................................... 9 Degree of Master of Agribusiness Management .............................................................................................. 9 Degree of Master of Science in Agricultural Economics ................................................................................... 9 Degree of Master of Science in Agricultural Extension and Education ............................................................. 9 Degree of Master of Science in Food Science and Technology ....................................................................... 9 Degree of Master of Science in Applied Human Nutrition ................................................................................ 9 Degree of Master of Science in Animal Science ............................................................................................... 9 Degree of Master of Science in Crop Science .................................................................................................. 9 Degree of Master of Science in Soil Science .................................................................................................. 9 Degree of Master of Science in Integrated Watershed Management ............................................................... 9 Degree of Master of Science in Forestry ........................................................................................................ 10 Degree of Master of Education in Educational Foundations .......................................................................... 10 Degree of Master of Education in Curriculum Studies .................................................................................... 10 Degree of Master of Education in Language and Literature Education .......................................................... 10 Degree of Master of Arts in Educational Management .................................................................................
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