Mak Wins The All-Africa 2018
Makerere University’s School of Law emerged winners of the 27th Africa Human Rights Moot Court Competition held in Accra Ghana from the 6th to 11th of August 2018.The School of
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Chief Justice to Boost Makerere School of Law’s 50-Years Event
Chief Justice, Bart M. Katureebe, has accepted to be the patron of Makerere University’s School of Law Alumni Association as well as taking a centre stage in the School’s planned
School of Law Celebrating 50 Years
The School of Law Makerere University this year will be celebrating 50 years of existence as the premier Law School in Uganda. The Climax of the planned events will be
Clinical Legal Education Moot Before Judges
The 4th Annual CLE Moot competition took place on Tuesday 17th April 2018 at the High Court of Uganda, Kampala, in Courtroom 1. The Moot was presided over by a
“When Courts Do Politics” A Launch Of A Book By Prof. Oloka Onyango
Makerere University’s Professor OlokaOnyango has been described by the Chief Justice of Uganda Hon. Justice Bart Katureebe as ‘one of the leading Scholars and thinkers that Uganda has and that
Mak Environmental Law Society Launched
Makerere University Environmental Law Society was today Friday 6th April 2018 launched at an event that doubled as a Public Lecture on the theme Environmental Law in the 21st Century
SoL Administrative Staff Trained In Customer Care
In a bid to improve customer care in the School of Law, the office of the Principal conducted a training on customer care targeting the secretaries and other administrative staff.
SoL Curriculum Review
The School of Law, Makerere University conducted a Curriculum Review and Clinical Methodology Seminar from 23rd to 24th February 2018, an event that brought on board ideas aimed at improving
VC & Top University Management Visit SoL
Academic staff at the School of Law can now get their Practicing Certificates through the Directorate of Legal Services Makerere University that has been accredited bythe Law Council to offer
Public Dialogue On “Women In Peace Building”
Seventeen years after the adoption of UN Security Council resolution on women, peace and security (UNSCR 1325), women are still largely excluded from formal peace processes and international mediation efforts.