Damascus Labeja
Ag. Deputy Chief- Directorate of Quality Assurance
- d.labeja@gu.ac.ug
- Cert. Administrative Law (Lumards Institute for Management Studies), M.Ed (GU), BA.Ed. (Econ) (MAK)
Mr. Damascus Labeja is a Ugandan university administrator and education professional who works at Gulu University. He serves as the Acting Deputy Chief in the Directorate of Quality Assurance, while also being listed within the Office of the Academic Registrar. His work contributes to the administration and quality assurance functions of the university.
Mr. Labeja has an academic background in education and educational administration. He holds a Master of Education in Educational Planning, Management and Administration from Gulu University and a Bachelor of Arts in Education from Makerere University. He also holds a Certificate in Administrative Law from Lumards Institutes of Management Studies. His combination of education and administrative training has provided him with a foundation for working in university management and quality assurance.
At Gulu University, Labeja is associated with the Directorate of Quality Assurance, where his responsibilities are connected with supporting the university’s commitment to academic quality, institutional standards, and effective administration. The university’s Office of the Academic Registrar is responsible for coordinating important academic matters, including admissions, academic programmes, examinations, research and publications, and implementation of academic policies.
Labeja’s professional journey at Gulu University dates back at least to 2006, when government budget records identified him as a Records Assistant at the university. Over the years, he has progressed into positions of greater responsibility, eventually serving as Acting Deputy Chief in the Directorate of Quality Assurance. This career progression reflects his experience in university administration and his continued involvement in the institution’s operations.
Professionally, Mr. Damascus Labeja represents the important role played by university administrators in supporting teaching, learning, governance, and institutional quality. Through his experience in records, education, administration, and quality assurance, he has developed a career closely connected to the effective functioning of higher education institutions.
He is an experienced education administrator at Gulu University with qualifications in education, educational management, and administrative law. His career illustrates a progression from administrative support work to a senior quality-assurance leadership role within the university.