The Academic Registrar Makerere University announces that the Pre-Entry Examination for admission to the Bachelor of Laws for 2021/2022 will be held on Saturday 30th October, 2021. To be eligible to sit the
Prof. Christopher Mbazira, the Ag. Principal of the School of Law Makerere University has received the 2021 award from Uganda Law Society (ULS) for his Distinguished service in the Promotion
The President Makerere Law Society Mr. Grace Waiswa has been elected Secretary General of the Federation of African Law Students(FALAS), an umbrella body for undergraduate Law students in Africa. During
A team of Two Law students, Martha Kabasinguzi and Lucia Ndanga Ruvarashe is set to represent the School of Law, Makerere University to the All Africa Moot Court to be held
Senate at its Emergency meeting held on 9th August 2021 deliberated on resumption of teaching and learning through online for semester II 2020/2021 for Final Year students and Graduate programmes that had completed Semester 1 2020/2021 examinations. Senate also deliberated on the return of students on the Health Sciences programmes
Law students have been urged to become revolutionaries by conquering themselves, identify problems and participate in the struggle to change their society and humanity without expecting anything in return. Prof.
The School of Law has today Friday 30th July 2021 bid farewell to the outgoing College Bursar Mrs Vianney Baguma and formerly welcomed the incoming Finance Head Mr. Serunjogi Abdul Majid.
Established in 1971, the association comprised of Law students has realised a number of strides in nurturing peer leadership and strategic direction for the student community over the years.According to Ms. Kirabo Zeta
Our Nuremberg Moot Team has won their crucial preliminary prosecution round. The team earns an extra 3 points for the Win to put us in proper position for qualification to
The Building will go a long way in improving the learning and teaching environment at the School as We Build for the Future. The Scientific Ceremony will strictly follow COVID-19