Medicine faculty recently celebrated its members upon academic achievements on MUST’s 30th graduation ceremony with great pomp and circumstance, honoring a total of 479 graduates out of 1,470 from all the disciplines . Post graduates made a total of 206. The event was graced by esteemed guests and dignitaries, including the Minister of Higher Education, John Chrysestom Muyingo, who commended the university for its commitment to academic excellence and research.
The graduation ceremony provided a platform to showcase the academic and extracurricular accomplishments of the graduating class, with special recognition given to outstanding students.
In this Faculty including Kansiime Shadia Mwesigwa-MBR, Agaba Ronard-PHA, Umuhire Joanah-BNS, Aneno Mercy-BNC, Ssemwanga Elastus-MLS, Amanya Richard-MLC&MMLC, Mulindwa Bernard Frank-PHS, Mbabazi Esther-BSP, and Kato Stephen-CAMH, among others who have distinguished themselves through their achievements. These individuals have demonstrated exceptional skills, creativity, and a passion for making a difference in their respective fields. In this Faculty including Kansiime Shadia Mwesigwa-MBR, Agaba Ronard-PHA, Umuhire Joanah-BNS, Aneno Mercy-BNC, Ssemwanga Elastus-MLS, Amanya Richard-MLC&MMLC, Mulindwa Bernard Frank-PHS, Mbabazi Esther-BSP, and Kato Stephen-CAMH, among others who have distinguished themselves through their achievements. These individuals have demonstrated exceptional skills, creativity, and a passion for making a difference in their respective fields.
Best graduands who are now graduates pause with their certificates.
PHD graduates from the Faculty pause with their earned certificates.
The event underscored the faculty’s commitment to excellence and innovation in higher education, as well as its continued efforts to make a positive impact both nationally and internationally. It was a proud and celebratory occasion that marked a significant milestone in the university’s journey towards shaping future generations of leaders and change makers.
