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Authors: Eria Muwagunzi Bugema University, Rosette Kabuye Bugema University, Christopher Ddamulira, Bugema University, Stephen Kizza Bugema University, DOI: https://doi.org/10.37284/eajis.7.1.2484 Keywords: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Academic Research, Data Analytics, Ethical Considerations, Higher Education This study explored the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on research methodologies at Bugema University, focusing on ethical considerations associated with AI’s integration. The […]
The School of Agriculture and Applied Sciences is implementing the SUESCA project, a five-year initiative running from January 2025 to December 2029. Funded by the Mastercard Foundation through RUFORUM with a budget of USD 930,000, the project brings together a consortium of universities led by Uganda Martyrs University, in partnership with Bugema University, Uganda Christian […]
Since April 2023, SAAS has been coordinating the AgrGROW project at Bugema University, funded by the European Union with a total value of EUR 2.0 million. Running until March 2026, the project aims to mainstream climate-smart agropreneurship into education to enhance livelihoods and promote sustainability across the Eastern and Southern Africa region. Bugema University’s role […]
The School is also a key partner in the NARO Climate-Smart Agriculture Project, which is valued at USD 350,000 and coordinated by the National Forestry Resources Research Institute (NaFORRI). Bugema University contributes by conducting applied research in climate-smart agriculture, with a focus on technology adoption and community knowledge transfer. Faculty and students actively participate in […]
The School of Agriculture and Applied Sciences organized the International Student Challenge on the Honey Value Chain, which involved students from Bugema University and the University of Copenhagen, Denmark. The challenge attracted stakeholders from the private sector, NGOs, CBOs, and the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries (MAAIF). It provided a platform for problem-solving […]
The School of Education engaged in extensive community-based practicum both nationally and regionally, with placements in Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya, and South Sudan. Locally, students undertook fieldwork in Kasese, southwestern Uganda, where they collected data and engaged with community members to address pressing educational issues. The Department of Arts Education conducted a religious outreach program in […]
The School of Business carried out community-based research and data collection aimed at addressing local business challenges. Staff and students also participated in cleaning exercises within the Busika community, promoting environmental health and social responsibility. Additionally, the School provided skilling workshops for community members, especially in bookkeeping, to strengthen financial literacy and empower small businesses.
The School of Theology and Religious Studies regularly organizes community engagement activities each semester. In May 2024, a major outreach was held in Kiziri town, led by Pastor Bidawo. Activities included pastoral crusades, evangelism, counselling and guidance, as well as visitations to families. The School also provided food items, organized a medical camp, and offered […]
The School of health and allied science actively engaged in research and data collection within communities to improve health outcomes. Students also participated in community camps where they provided health education, basic care, and awareness on preventive health practices. These activities strengthened ties with local communities while equipping students with hands-on experience in health service […]
