During the Official Visit by National Council for Higher Education (NCHE) to Kyambogo University, the team leader Prof. W.M. Mande appreciated the efforts of management in ensuring that students get hands on training through practical work.
The team from NCHE was on visit to be briefed on the governance of the University and also have a brief tour around the University.
The Vice Chancellor Kyambogo University, Prof. Eli Katunguka Rwakishaya informed the Visiting team that there has also been development of e-campus to support the growing number of students’ records, payment of fees and which is now being rolled out to all Universities as Academic Management Information System (AIMS).
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