School of Social Sciences

The department of Social Work and Social Administration, is inviting you to a joint symposium with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem on "Academia Meets the Field- Lessons for Local & International Development,".

Date: Thursday, 14th July 2022

Time: 09:30 - 12:00

Venue: Telepresence Centre, Senate Building Makerere University

Program

See attachments

For more Information contact

Ms. Martha Nababi

Tel: +256 759052844/773821794

Email: marthamaley30@gmail.com

The None in Three Research Centre (Ni3) is housed in the Department of Social Work and Social Administration, School of Social Sciences in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences will this Tuesday disseminate findings on Leveraging Emergent Technologies to Address Gender Based Violence Among Young People in Uganda. The event will be blended with both a physical audience and online via zoom.

Register here to attend online https://bit.ly/32wW2sx

The Dean, School of Social Sciences cordially invites you to a PhD Public Defence of the following candidate:

Candidate: Ms. MUDONDO Constance

Thesis Title: “Land Conflicts and Livelihoods of People Utilizing Namatala Wetland in Eastern Uganda”

Date: Wednesday November 3, 2021

Time: starting at 9:00 am

Venue: School of Social Sciences Upper Lecture Theatre

Supervisors:       Dr. Robert Kabumbuli, Associate Professor

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Makerere University

Dr. Dauda Waiswa

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Makerere University

Note: MOH Guidelines and SoPs will strictly be observed and a Zoom link will be shared later

 The Dean, School of Social Sciences cordially invites you to a PhD Public Defence of the following candidate:

Candidate: Mr. NIRINGIYIMANA Julius

Thesis Title: “Oil, Politics and Land Conflicts in the Albertine Region, Uganda”

Date: Tuesday November 2, 2021

Time: starting at 9:00 am

Venue:

School of Social Sciences Upper Lecture Theatre

Supervisors:

Professor William Muhumuza

Department of Political Science and Public Administration

Makerere University

Professor Murindwa Rutanga

Department of Political Science and Public Administration

Makerere University

Note: MOH Guidelines and SoPs will strictly be observed and a Zoom link will be shared later

The None in Three (Ni3) research Centre Uganda hosted under the Department of Social Work and Social Administration at Makerere University in collaboration with the Ni3 research centres in India, Jamaica and the UK cordially invite you to participate in a two-day online conference on a theme- Play. Talk. Change. (PTC). The conference will take place on Thursday 24th and Friday 25th June 2021 from 5:00pm-8:45pm on Day One and 1:30pm-5:45pm on Day Two.

About PTC

Play. Talk. Change. (PTC) is a youth-led initiative from the None in Three (Ni3) research Centre focusing on developing pro-social games as a means for violence prevention in India, Jamaica, Uganda and the UK. The conference is being organized by young people in each of these countries.

Through PTC, Ni3 research centres are empowering young people to speak up against violence and to share their insights on the processes, the challenges and the potential of creating research-driven, pro-social computer games to end violence. You can expect high profile keynote speakers and showcases of the Ni3 video games.

For details visit: https://hhs.hud.ac.uk/playtalkchange/

The conference is designed by young people, for young people, but we welcome people of all ages. We will be thrilled if you are able to attend one or more of the conference sessions.

We would also be extremely grateful if you would consider forwarding this invitation to students/young people who might be inspired by the work of the young people involved with our Centre and to anyone in your network who shares an interest in game development, education and/or prevention of gender-based violence. 

To participate in the conference, please register here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/play-talk-change-tickets-116096578993

About the Ni3

Ni3 takes its name from the statistic that 1 in 3 women worldwide will experience gender-based violence (GBV) in their lifetime. Ni3's mission is to make this 0 in 3. They do this by bringing together social science researchers with game developers to create innovative, interactive, anti-violence computer games. At the heart of Ni3's work is the certainty that young people have the power to change the world. By working together with the next generation we can build a future free from GBV.

Thank you for your interest in our work.

The None in Three Centre Uganda

The Center for Health and Migration in Vienna, Austria, and the Department of Social Work and Social Administration, School of Social Sciences, Makerere University, in close cooperation with stakeholders at international, national and sub-national level, have jointly developed a course on Health and Migration. The course focuses on the nexus of health and migration in an interdisciplinary approach and in relation to good migration governance.

Eligible participants

The course targets academic staff, graduate students, policy makers, programme managers, civil society professionals, and health and social care professionals working in communities, cross-border settings and refugee settlements. The course facilitators are experts in migration health with broad experience in migration and health policy development, and have taught in various Universities in Africa and Europe. They bring a wealth of experience in migration health programming across the East and Southern Africa.

Funding

The course is fully funded by the Austrian Federal Ministry of the Interior.  

Application deadline

Please send your application to pbukuluki@gmail.com and sonja.novak-zezula@c-hm.com not later than 31st May 2021.

See details in the attachment below

The Center for Health and Migration in Vienna, Austria, and the Department of Social Work and Social Administration, School of Social Sciences, Makerere University in Kampala, in close cooperation with stakeholders at international, national and sub-national level, have jointly developed a course on Health and Migration. The course focuses on the nexus of health and migration in an interdisciplinary approach and in relation to good migration governance. The course targets academic staff, graduate students, policy makers, programme managers, civil society professionals, and health and social care professionals working in communities, cross-border settings and refugee settlements.

Course Dates: 16^th, 18^th, 23^rd, 25^th February 2021 and 2^nd, 4^th, 9^th, 11^th, 16^th, 18^th March 2021

Call for applications

Applications for the course should be sent to to pbukuluki@gmail.com and sonja.novak-zezula@c-hm.com not later that 25^th January 2021.

Certificate: A certificate is issued upon attendance of 70% of sessions and delivery of two course papers of not more than four pages each.

Details on the call for applications attached below.

Thesis Title: “The Construction of Ebola and the Struggle against the Epidemic in Bundibugyo District”


   Date:        Wednesday September 30, 2020

   Time:        starting at 9:30 am

   Venue:       School of Social Sciences Lecture Room 2.


Supervisors:    Dr. Eria Olowo Onyango
                 Department of Sociology and Anthropology
                 Makerere University

                 Dr. Wotsuna Khamalwa, Associate Professor
                 Department of Sociology and Anthropology
                 Makerere University


Note: MOH Guidelines and SoPs will strictly be observed and a Zoom link will be shared later

In 2004 the University of Torino established a Cooperation Agreement with Makerere University and this has been constantly renewed through the years. The cooperation promotes joint scientific and didactic activities in the field of Anthropology, Sociology and in the study and preservation of the cultural heritage of the Great Lakes Region. Research activities have been constantly supported by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the Italian Ethnological Mission in Equatorial Africa.

In this framework, several Italian and Ugandan students and scholars have had the opportunity to spend a research period in the partner institution. Since 2017 the Torino-Makerere Cooperation has benefited from the financial support of the Erasmus Partner Countries Programme (EU), allowing a more systematic development of student, teacher and staff mobilities within the two-partner institution. The Erasmus Partner Countries programme has already been renewed up to 2021.

This year's Torino-Makerere Cooperation programme presentations will take place on Tuesday, 2nd October 2018 at 2 :00pm in the Quality Assurance Telepresence Centre, Senate building, Makerere University.

Programme is herewith attached.