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LIST: Here are the 18 courses Makerere University has phased out 

In a letter dated 25 March, 2021, the office of the Vice Chancellor said following the council approval of re-structuring of undergraduate programmes, they decided to phase out some courses and they shall not be advertised for academic year 2021/2022.

Mubiru Ivan by Mubiru Ivan
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Makerere University has phased out 18 undergraduate courses.

In a letter dated 25 March, 2021, the office of the Vice Chancellor said following the council approval of re-structuring of undergraduate programmes, they decided to phase out some courses and they shall not be advertised for academic year 2021/2022.

“The principals of colleges are reminded to submit curricula for the restructured programmes for consideration by senate as soon as possible and in any case not later than 15 May, 2021,”the office of the Vice Chancellor told the institution’s Academic Registrar.

Here are the 18 courses that have been affected:

1.Bachelor of library and information sciences

2.Bachelor of achieves and records management

3.Bachelor of science in construction management

4.Bachelor of Community psychology

5.Bachelor of arts in development economics

6.Bachelor of science in Telecommunication engineering

7.Bachelor of computer engineering

8.Bachelor of environmental science

9.Bachelor of science in metrology

10.Bachelor of Development studies

11.Bachelor of adult and community education

12.Bachelor of business statistics

13.Bachelor of science in Population studies

14.Bachelor of Science in Quantitative economics
15.Bachelor of Science in Wildlife health and management

16.Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Land use and management

17.Bachelor of Science in Horticulture

18.Bachelor of Industrial and Organisational Psychology


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