The Office of the Academic Registrar has released the Final Provisional List of Graduates for the 17th Graduation Ceremony scheduled for 3rd October 2026.
Busitema University encourages all affected students to review their information promptly to ensure the accuracy of graduation records and certificates.
The 28 September 2026 edition of the Busitema University Faculty of Health Sciences Weekly Newsletter highlights the 4th Annual Science, Technology and Innovation Symposium, participation in the Mbale Regional Joint Review Mission and Health Assembly, postgraduate achievement by Dr. Kiyimba Kennedy, postpartum haemorrhage awareness training, participation in the INMSA General Assembly, and upcoming Faculty and University events.
The Office of the Academic Registrar has released the Updated Provisional List of Graduands for the 17th Graduation Ceremony scheduled for 3rd October 2026.
This edition of the Busitema University Faculty of Health Sciences Weekly Newsletter highlights the Bachelor of Science in Anaesthesia programme and its contribution to strengthening Uganda’s perioperative and critical care workforce.
This week’s edition highlights activities strengthening student wellbeing, collaboration and campus life across Busitema University’s Faculty of Health Sciences. It features BUNSA’s outreach to Mulago and Jinja, mental health and fitness activities, and a security upgrade aimed at improving response and coordination between Kabwangasi and Mbale campuses.
This edition highlights a community medical outreach conducted in Namatala by the Busitema University Medical Students Association in collaboration with the Faculty of Health Sciences.
This edition highlights the orientation of incoming Bachelor of Nursing Science Completion students at the Mulago and Jinja campuses, together with specialised emergency care training in Emergency Obstetric and Neonatal Care (EmONC) and Emergency Triage Assessment and Treatment (ETAT).
This edition highlights the orientation and induction of the 2026 freshers at Busitema University’s Faculty of Health Sciences. It captures key messages on professionalism, student safety, academic expectations and campus life, alongside words of encouragement from the Faculty Dean, university administrators and student leaders as the new cohort begins its journey in medical training.