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King Ceasor University Law students and their coach this week paid a courtesy visit to the Vice Chancellor to present awards, certificates and books won at prestigious regional legal competitions. Ahura Precious and Ayebazibwe Hillary represented Uganda at the 2025 Great Lakes Moot Competition in International Humanitarian Law hosted at Strathmore University in Nairobi, Kenya, […]

King Ceasor University today hosted an insightful public lecture on Universal Jurisdiction and Transnational Litigation, an important and timely discussion for law students, legal practitioners and human rights advocates. The lecture was delivered by Drusilla Bret Robertson, an international lawyer based in Paris specializing in international law, criminal law and human rights advocacy. Her presentation

Staff from the School of Law and Management Sciences, Department of Management Sciences at King Ceasor University are participating in the Erasmus Teaching Staff Mobility Exchange Programme at Powiślański University from 20th–24th May 2026. Dr. Richard Wemesa and Mr. Ivan Bakaki have been teaching undergraduate students from different countries, presenting research papers and engaging in

On 15th May 2026, King Ceasor University officially held the swearing-in ceremony for the newly elected guild leadership at the KCU Rooftop. The event brought together students, university management, staff and outgoing student leaders in celebration of a new chapter in student leadership. Speaking during the ceremony, the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission, Mr. Ariho,

The Department of Petroleum Geoscience at King Ceasor University today, 13th May 2026, proudly participated in Day One of the 3rd Oil & Gas Skills Expo 2026 held at Makerere University under the theme: “From Oil and Gas to the Wider Economy: Transferable Skills Driving Sustainable Growth.” During the expo, the department showcased Aqua Clean,

King Ceasor University conducted a three-day Workshop on Competence-Based Education and Training (CBET) in the Main Boardroom, bringing together staff from different schools for a series of focused and practical sessions. Day 1 featured staff from the School of Science, Computing and Engineering, where the workshop introduced key CBET concepts and explored practical, skills-oriented teaching