Summary:
- The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Joy Kwesiga, reiterated the university’s commitment to academic excellence, noting that Kabale has introduced several new programs, including a Master of Science in Accounting and Finance and a Master of Science in Civil Engineering, among others.
KABALE: Kabale University on Friday awarded degrees to 1,671 graduates across various academic disciplines during the 9th graduation ceremony held at the University grounds on Kikungiri Hill in Kabale Municipality,
Among them, 55 attained First-Class honors, and two students made history by becoming the university’s first-ever recipients of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees.
In his address, the Chancellor of Kabale University, Prof. George Mondo Kagonyera, encouraged parents to view investment in their children’s education as a primary pathway to knowledge.
Expressing concern about the impact of artificial intelligence on the job market, he urged continuous research as a key to adapting to these changes. Prof. Kagonyera also advised graduates to remain open to diverse career opportunities, emphasizing that they should not limit themselves to white-collar roles but be ready to engage in any work, even if it lies outside their qualifications.
CUE IN PROF. KAGONYERA…..ON GRADUATES…..ENG//
The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Joy Kwesiga, reiterated the university’s commitment to academic excellence, noting that Kabale has introduced several new programs, including a Master of Science in Accounting and Finance and a Master of Science in Civil Engineering, among others.
Hon. Adson Kakuru, Chairperson of the University Council, raised concerns about the university’s funding limitations, which he said are struggling to keep pace with rising student enrollment and faculty expansion. He called for increased government support and urged parents to continue guiding their children even beyond graduation. He also encouraged graduates to apply their acquired knowledge to uplift their communities.
CUE IN KAKURU……..ON FUNDING…….ENG//
