Janet Museveni hails King Ceasor University strides in STEM

The Minister highlighted the university's efforts in training and preparing students, especially the School of Medicine, Health, and Life Sciences, which produced 102 medicine graduates. She also acknowledged the support of parents and guardians in helping the graduates throughout their academic journey.

The First Lady emphasized the significance of research, innovation, and publications in universities, stating that they are essential features that distinguish universities from other educational institutions. She encouraged the graduates to apply their knowledge to make a positive impact in their lives and communities, emphasizing the importance of values such as honesty, teamwork, commitment, resourcefulness, patriotism, respect for human dignity, patience, and humility.

Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa, the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of King Ceasor University arriving for the event pulse uganda

Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa, the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of King Ceasor University, commended the university for its commitment to quality and relevance, highlighting the significant financial investment made by the university and its positive impact on employment opportunities in the country.

HE HM King Ceasor Mulenga T.G, the Chancellor of King Ceasor University, emphasized the importance of hard work, dedication, and innovation, encouraging the graduates to make a positive impact in their communities and to never doubt the difference they can make in the lives of others.

King Ceasor Mulenga T.G speaking at the event pulse uganda

Dr. Chris Baryomunsi, the chairperson of the university council, said King Ceasor University is poised to become a center of excellence in higher education, focusing on key areas such as medicine, health and life sciences, engineering, and technology programs. The university is expanding its offerings to include master's degrees, PhDs, and other postgraduate qualifications, with new programs in obstetrics and gynecology, internal medicine, surgery, and pediatrics set to launch next year.

The Minister emphasized the importance of embracing technology in education, citing the fourth and fifth industrial revolutions. Dr. Baryomunsi expressed gratitude to regulatory bodies and the university community for their support and appealed for continued investment in the institution.

Dr. Charity Mulenga, Vice Chancellor of King Ceasor University, highlighted the university's achievement in gaining accreditation for all its academic programs from the National Council for Higher Education. She encouraged the graduates to go forth with courage and confidence, making a positive impact on the world around them.

Overall, the graduation ceremony celebrated the academic achievements of the graduates and acknowledged the efforts of King Ceasor University in providing quality education and preparing students for their future careers.