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Gulu University Launched ENGENDER Project

Gulu University management team led by the Vice-Chancellor, Prof.Openjuru George Ladaah on Wednesday the 12th, 2024 launched the ENGENDER Project also known as Engage For Non-Gender Discriminative Higher Education from the University Council Boardroom. Prof.Openjuru said the university is making great strides in gender mainstreaming with a Gender Mainstreaming Coordinating Office being headed by Dr. Doreen Chemutai as part of the management strategic intervention. He said all units at Gulu...

June 14, 2024General Notice, News & Events, Research2 CommentsRead more...

ECOFOOD Project launched at Gulu University

The ECOFOOD Project, a research being implemented by a consortium of different education institutions including Gulu University under Faculty of Agriculture and Environment, Institute for Rural and Regional Research (RURALIS)-Norway, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Sokoine University of Agriculture-Tanzania, and University of Waterloo-Canada has been launched at Gulu University. The project titled “Creating Inclusive and Sustainable Food Systems in Refugee-hosting Contexts in Sub-Saharan Africa...

June 12, 2024Agriculture, News & Events, Research0 CommentsRead more...

Launch Of Gulu University Unesco Knowledge For Change African Centre For Training In Community Based Participatory Research For Action And Impact

Gulu University is proud to announce the launch of the UNESCO Knowledge for Change (K4C) African Centre for Training in Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) on June 9. The launch event was honoured by the presence of UNESCO Chairs Professor Budd Hall and Dr. Rajesh Tandon, the founders of the K4C network. They were joined by a team from Canada, South Africa, Tanzania, Colombia, Malaysia, and India. The launch integrated learning...

June 12, 2024Community Engagement, In the Press, News & Events, Research0 CommentsRead more...

Gulu University asked to do more Research on Refugee Operations.

Office of the Commissioner for refugees in Uganda has asked Gulu University to carry out more research work on refugee operations. Titus Jogo, the Refugee Desk Officer in Office of the Prime Minister Adjumani district who represented the Commissioner for Refugees Douglas Asiimwe during the Building Stronger Universities-BSU phase 4 project launch on Tuesday 4th June, 2024 at the University New Library called upon the university to give more support...

June 6, 2024In the Press, News & Events, Research0 CommentsRead more...