Working closely with the Embassy to promote the teaching of the French language. Humanities and Social Sciences (School of Languages, Literature and Communication) was Barnabas Nawangwe commended the good working relationshipīetween Makerere University and the French Embassy in Uganda. Ms Oumou Diakite, Deputy Director of the Africa Department said that increased collaborations and partnerships between Makerere University and Campus France would facilitate the process of ensuring that Ugandans access affordable education services in France. Chiche-Portiche notified the University Management that the hostel fees are affordable and international students are accorded the equal treatment as the nationals (French students). He stated that the tuition fees in universities in France were affordable and greatly subsidized throughout the Universities in France compared to other Universities in the USA and United Kingdom. Informed the Vice Chancellor, Central Management and College Principals that Campus France is interested in ensuring that Makerere University students and staff access study opportunities in France. Chiche-Portiche who handles international promotions and foreign funded scholarships
Campus France is present in 124 countries (including Uganda) around the world, relying on a network of over 250 Campus France Spaces and Antennas. The Campus France delegation, accompanied by members of the French Embassy has scheduled meetings with several senior Ugandan ministerial and academic officials, CEOs of foreign companies, diplomatic missions and agencies, and alumni.Ĭampus France, an operator of the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs, is the French agency in charge of promoting higher education and hosting and managing the international mobility of students, researchers, experts and guests. The delegation is holding a five-day visit (15th to 19th March 2023) to explore more collaboration opportunities in Uganda. Mercier- Head of Cooperation at the French embassy in Uganda, Ms Léa Tracol-EducationĪttaché at the French Embassy in Uganda and Ms.
Head of Africa Department at Campus France, in charge of sub-saharan Africa, Mr. Olivier Chiche-Portiche, Director in charge of GeographicalĬoordination at Campus France and the Head of the Delegation, Ms. Universities in France, research, study opportunities as well as staff and student mobility. Barnabas Nawangwe received aĭelegation from Campus France and the French Embassy in Uganda to discuss matters ofĬommon interest including strengthening partnerships between Makerere University and On Wednesday 15 th March 2023, the Vice Chancellor, Prof.
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These three institutions are located near or within the areas where the Indigenous groups involved in this project reside or frequent.Ĭlick the link below for the full story on USAID’s Medium In Uganda, the consortium of Makerere University’s ResilientAfrica Network (a development lab founded by USAID), Mbarara University of Science and Technology, and Gulu University Constituent College are taking the lead. Each group faces their own unique challenges and historically have been excluded from most opportunities such as social services that other Ugandans enjoy.
Uganda is home to a rich diversity of Indigenous peoples - including the Benet, the Tepeth, the Batwa, the Ik, and the Basongora - and it is critically important to include their perspectives when addressing development challenges that impact their communities. Around the world, USAID incorporates practices and policies into our programs to ensure that Indigenous peoples’ rights are upheld and their voices heard.
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