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      Faculty of Vocational & Distance Education

      Vision

      To be the global benchmark for transformative vocational and distance education, empowering learners through innovation and research.


      Mission

      To deliver accessible, quality education and training that equips clients with skills for lifelong success and societal impact.

      The Faculty of Vocational and Distance Education (FVDE) was established in September 2009 following the elevation of the former Directorate of Vocational and Distance Education (DVDE) to full faculty status. This transformation underscored Makerere University Business School’s (MUBS) commitment to expanding accessible, skills-based education across Uganda.

      Core Functions

      FVDE plays a pivotal role in:

      • Academic Oversight: Managing all Diploma and Certificate programmes at MUBS.
      • Regional Campus Coordination: Supervising academic activities at Arua and Mbale Campuses. Recently, Arua Campuses has been upgraded to a faculty.
      • Affiliate Partnerships: Providing quality assurance for private institutions affiliated with MUBS.
      • Department of Education: Housing and coordinating postgraduate diplomas in Education.

      Key Initiatives

      • BCOM Plus One Programme
      • The programme to impart real-life vocational skills such as fish farming, hairdressing, driving, among others to students enrolled on all MUBS academic programmes, through apprenticeship arrangements with industry players.
      • Luzira Prisons Study Programme
        • A Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative launched in 2009/2010.
        • Offers vocational training and certifications to inmates at Luzira Upper Prison, aiding their rehabilitation and reintegration into society.
      • Industry-Aligned Programmes
        • FVDE designs curricula to meet labour market demands, with diplomas in fields like Business Computing, Hospitality, and Data Analytics.
      • Research & Collaboration
        • Collaborates with the Uganda Vocational and Technical Assessment Board (UVTAM, formerly UBTEB) in offering national certificate courses.
        • Collaborates with the Directorate of Industrial Training (DIT) in offering vocational courses.
        • Active member of the Commonwealth of African Polytechnics Association (CAPA).
        • Faculty members publish cutting-edge research in vocational education, ICT, and pedagogy (see Research & Publications).

      Objectives

      • To provide practical, transformative education that bridges theory and practice.
      • To expand access to quality training through distance learning and regional campuses.
      • To foster innovation and social impact through initiatives like the Luzira Programme.

      Why Choose FVDE?

      • Flexible Learning: Blend of vocational, distance, and on-campus programmes.
      • Industry Connections: Strong partnerships with employers and polytechnics.
      • Social Impact: Education as a tool for empowerment and community development.


      Dean’s Message 

      Dear Students, Faculty, Partners, and Visitors,

      It is with great pride and enthusiasm that I welcome you to the Faculty of Vocational and Distance Education (FVDE) at Makerere University Business School (MUBS).

      Since our establishment in 2009, FVDE has been committed to transforming lives through accessible, quality education. We bridge the gap between academia and industry by offering practical, skills-based programmes designed to meet the evolving demands of today’s workforce. Whether you are pursuing a diploma, certificate, or specialized training, our mission is to equip you with the knowledge, innovation, and ethical grounding needed to excel in your career and contribute meaningfully to society. 

      Our faculty stands out for its:

      • Industry-Relevant Programmes: From business computing to hospitality management, our curriculum is tailored to empower you with real-world skills.
      • Inclusive Learning: Through distance education, we bring opportunities to students across Uganda, including our impactful Luzira Prisons Study Programme, which reflects our dedication to social responsibility.
      • Research Excellence: Our faculty and students actively contribute to groundbreaking research in education, technology, and vocational training, as showcased in our publications and collaborations with institutions like UVTAB, DIT the Commonwealth of African Polytechnics Association (CAPA).

      As Dean, I invite you to explore our programmes, engage with our vibrant community, and take advantage of the resources and mentorship we offer. Together, we can shape a future where education is a catalyst for personal growth and national development.

      For inquiries or partnerships, feel free to reach out. Let’s embark on this journey of learning and innovation together!

      Warm regards,

      Prof. Kituyi Mayoka, Ph.D.
      Dean, Faculty of Vocational and Distance Education
      Email: deanfvde@mubs.ac.ug | Phone: +256 703 594 905

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      Text Books

      • Kituyi G. Mayoka, Moya Musa and Kasse J.P (2010). Database Programming; Theory and Practice. Makerere University Business School. 
      • Kituyi G. Mayoka, Moya Musa and Victor Mbarika (2013). Computerized Accounting. Makerere University Business School
      • Kituyi G. Mayoka, Moya Musa and Victor Mbarika (2013). Computerized Investments Appraisal. Makerere University Business School

      Journal Papers

      • Robinah Nabafu, Musa Bukoma Moya, Mayoka Kituyi (2023) Political Institutions, ICT Infrastructure, and Social Networks Impact on Citizens’ Policy Formulation E-participation Engagement Behaviour in Uganda, University of Dar es Salaam Library Journal Vol 18, No 1 (2023), pp 22-42 ISSN: 0856-1818
      • Robinah Nabafu, Musa Bukoma Moya, Alain Vilard Ndi Isoh, Mayoka Kituyi, Oneurine Ngwa (2023) Towards Use of Capability, Opportunity and Motivation Model in Predicting Ugandan Citizens’ Behavior towards Engagement in Policy Formulation through E-participation, The African Review (20 23) 1–25
      • Nakato Ruth, Mayoka G. Kituyi, and Fred Kaggwa (2023) A Web Based Employees’ Cyber Security Ethical Behavior Assessment (ECEBA) Model for Ugandan Commercial Banks, American Journal of Computing and Engineering ISSN 2790-5586 (Online) Vol.6, Issue 1, pp 46 –72, 2023
      • Mujabi s., Rulangaranga M., Kituyi G.M., and Langmia K. (2022) Borrower Financial Literacy and Credit Decision Rationality Amongst People Who Take Loans from Money Lenders in the Major Urban Areas of Uganda, Archives of Business Research, Vol. 10, 03
      • Robinah Nabafu, Alain Vilard Ndi Isoh, Mayoka Kituyi, Musa Bukoma Moya, Oneurine Ngwa, Victor Mbarika (2022) Motivation, Opportunity and Risk-Taking Propensity Influence on LCIs’ Policy Formulation Ability and Engagement Behaviour: Extension of the MOA Model, University of Dar es Salaam Library Journal Vol 17, No 2 (2022), pp 148-170 ISSN: 0856-1818
      • Nakato Ruth, Mayoka. G. Kituyi, and Fred Kaggwa (2022) Ethical Climate: Analyzing the moderation Effect on cardinal virtues and Employees’ Cyber Security Ethical Behavior intention in Ugandan commercial Banks, European Journal of Technology ISSN 4520-4738 (Online) Vol.6, Issue 2, pp 49 – 61, 2022
      • Kituyi G. M., Tsuma, C., and Mbarika V. (2021) Cognitive Factors and Health Behaviors of Social Media Users in Sub-Saharan Africa, International Journal of Technology and Management 
      • Abima, B., Engotoit B., Kituyi G. M., Kyeyune R and Koyola M (2021) Relevant local content, social influence, digital literacy, and attitude toward the use of digital

      technologies by women in Uganda, Gender, Technology and Development 

      • Kituyi G. M., Engotoit B., and Abima B. (2020) A Study on How Social Media Users in Sub-Saharan Africa are Learning New Health Behaviors, Journal of Health Informatics & Management 
      • Nkamwesiga L., Kituyi G. M., Moya B. M., Isoh A., Tsuma C., and Mbarika V. (2019) The Mediation Effect of the Semantic Layer on the Relationship between Technical and Information Infrastructure with eHealth Interoperability in Ugandan Public Hospitals, International Journal of Innovative Research & Development
      • Shafiq Mugerwa, Musa B. Moya, and Mayoka Kituyi (2018) Determinants of Behavioral Intention in Adopting Network Monitoring System, International Journal of Computer Applications Technology and Research Volume 7–Issue 03, 139-157, 2018, ISSN: -2319–8656
      • Musa B. M., Engotoit B., and Kituyi G. M. (2018) Mediating Effect of Price Value on Effort Expectancy and Behavioural Intentions to Use Mobile Communication Technologies by Commercial Farmers in Uganda, ICTACT Journal on Management Studies, Vol. 04, Issue 02
      • Isabalija S, Kituyi G.M and Mbarika V. (2018). Towards A Framework for E-Medicine Knowledge Management in Uganda, Nigeria and Ethiopia, International Journal of Contemporary Applied Researches Vol. 5, No. 3, March 2018
      • Nyesiga C., Kituyi G. M, Moya M, and Abalo G. (2017) Effort Expectancy, Performance Expectancy, Social Influence and Facilitating Conditions as Predictors of Behavioural Intentions to use ATMS with Fingerprint Authentication in Ugandan Banks, Journal of Computer Science and Technology: Network, Web & Security, Volume 17 Issue 5
      • Kituyi G. M. and Isabalija R. S, (2017) A Comparative Study of e-Medicine Uptake in Uganda, Nigeria and Ethiopia, Journal of Health Informatics in Developing Countries
      • Musa M., Nabafu R., Maiga G., and Kituyi M. (2017) Attitude and Behavioral Intention as Mediators in Adoption of E-Tax Services in URA, Uganda, Operations Research Journal of East Africa, Vol. 6 Issue No. 1 June 2016
      • Mubuke, F., Kutosi, A. M., Kituyi, G. M., Ogenmungu, C., and Kimono, L. (2017) Self-Management of learning as a key predictor of Students Intention to Use M-Learning in Ugandan Universities, International Journal of Innovative and Applied Research, Volume 5, Issue (1): 9- 15
      • Engotoit, B., Kituyi, G. M., and Moya, M. B. (2017) Behavioral intentions: Mediator of Performance Expectancy and Adoption of Mobile Communication Technologies by Ugandan Commercial Farmers, Journal of Systems and Information Technology (accepted for publication in 2017)
      • Mubuke, F., Kutosi, A. M., Ogenmungu, C. and Kituyi G. M. (2017) Examining the Effect of Facilitating Conditions as an imperative input in enhancing the intention to use Mobile Learning systems in Universities, Global Journal of Computers & Technology, Vol. 6, No. 1, pp 336 – 343
      • Mubuke, F., Kituyi G. M., and Ogenmungu, C. (2016) A Model to Enhance Students Intention to Adopt and use Mobile Learning in Ugandan Universities, Global Journal of Management and Business Research: G Interdisciplinary, Volume 16 Issue 3 
      • Bwiino, K., Kituyi, G. M., Musenze, I. A. (2016) Perceived Ease of Use as a Predictor of Social Networking Technologies Adoption in Institutions of Higher Learning in Uganda, Global Journal of Computers & Technology, Vol. 5, No. 1 pp241-248
      • Engotoit, B., Moya, M. B., Kituyi, G. M., Abima, B. (2016) A Mobile-Based Communication Adoption Model for agricultural market information dissemination in Uganda, Global Journal of Computers & Technology, Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 249-265
      • Bwiino, K., Kituyi, G. M., and Musenze, I. A. (2016) Enhancing Social Networking Technologies Adoption through Perceived Usefulness: The setting of Ugandan Institutions of Higher Learning, Asian Journal of Computer and Information Systems, Volume 04– Issue 05, pp. 169-176
      • Anjoga, H. and Kituyi, G. M. (2016) A Framework for Usability of e-Government Services in Developing Countries, Advanced Research Journal of Social Science, Vol. 5(1) pp. 001-010
      • Anjoga, H., Kasse, J. P. and Kituyi, G. M. (2016) Factors Affecting E-Government Service Utilization in Developing Countries, Global Advanced Research Journal of Social Science, Vol. 5(1) pp. 011-019
      • Kituyi, G. M., Amulen, C., and Kabaale, E. (2016) Critical parameters for the adoption of software capability maturity model by small and medium enterprises, Int. J. Agile Systems and Management, Vol. 9, No. 1
      • Engotoit, B., Kituyi, G. M., and Moya, M. B. (2016) Influence of performance expectancy on commercial farmers’ intention to use mobile-based communication technologies for agricultural market information dissemination in Uganda, Journal of Systems and Information Technology, Vol. 18 No. 4 pp. 347-363
      • Kabaale E. and Kituyi G. M. (2015) A Theoretical Framework for Requirements Engineering and Process Improvement in Small and Medium Software Companies, Emerald Business Process Management Journal
      • Odiit M. C. A., Kituyi G. M., Rwashana A.S. and Ochara N. M. (2014) Alignment of Information Systems to Strategy in the Health Sector Using a Systems Dynamics Approach, Association for Computing Machinery 
      • Odit M., Semwanga A and Kituyi G. M. (2014) Antecedents and Dynamics for Strategic Alignment of Health Information Systems in Uganda, The Electronic Journal of Information Systems in Developing Countries, Vol 64, 6, 1-20
      • Anjoga H., Nyeko S., and Kituyi G. M. (2014) A Framework for Usability of e-Government Services in Developing Countries, Electronic Journal of e-Government
      • Olupot C., Kituyi G. M. and Noguera J. (2014) Factors Affecting Electronic Customer Relationship Management Information Systems Adoption in Ugandan SMEs, Journal of Studies in Social Sciences 
      • Kituyi G. M., Mbarika I. Balunywa L. and Mbarika V. (2014) The Digital Divide in India: Which Universality Approach for Gujarat State of India? International Journal of Humanities and Social Science
      • Kabaale E., Kituyi G. M., and Mbarika I. (2014). Requirements Engineering Process Improvement Challenges faced by Software SMEs in Uganda, International Journal of Computer Applications (0975 – 8887) Volume 88 – No.5
      • Namakula S. and Kituyi G. M. (2014) Examining Health Information Systems Success Factors in Uganda’s Healthcare System, Journal of Global Healthcare Systems, Volume 4, Number 1, 2014
      • Waswa Balunywa, Nangoli Sudi, George Mugerwa, Juma Teko and Kituyi Mayoka (2014). An Analysis of Fiscal Decentralization as a Strategy for Improving Revenue Performance in Local Governments, Journal of Research in International Business and Management (ISSN: 2251-0028) Vol. 4(2) pp. 28-36
      • Mayoka Kituyi, Kehbuma Langmia, Musa Moya, Clive Tsuma AND Victor Mbarika (2014) Towards a framework for the adoption of Social Media in Health in Sub-Saharan Africa, Proceedings of the 6th Annual International Conference on ICT for Africa 2014, 1-4th October, Yaoundé – Cameroon
      • Byomire Gorretti, Fatuma Namisango, Miiro Maria and Mayoka Kituyi (2014) An Investigation on Physician Acceptance and Use of Mobile Phones for Maternal Healthcare: A Task Technology Fit Perspective, Proceedings of the 6th Annual International Conference on ICT for Africa 2014, 1-4th October, Yaoundé – Cameroon
      • Christine Amulen, Mayoka G. Kituyi, Irene Mbarika, Lukman Balunywa, Victor W. Mbarika and Edward Kabaale (2014) Adoption of the Software Capability Maturity Model by Small and Medium Enterprises, Proceedings of the 6th Annual International Conference on ICT for Africa 2014, 1-4th October, Yaoundé – Cameroon
      • Samali V. Mlay, Humphrey Sabi, Clive K. Tsuma, Kehbuma Langmia, Victor W.A. Mbarika and Mayoka Kituyi (2014) Towards an Improved Reading Habit of University Students: The Impact of ICT, Proceedings of the 6th Annual International Conference on ICT for Africa 2014, 1-4th October, Yaoundé – Cameroon
      • Edward Kabaale and Geoffrey Mayoka Kituyi (2014) Requirements Engineering and Process Improvement in Small Software Companies, Proceedings of the 6th Annual International Conference on ICT for Africa 2014, 1-4th October, Yaoundé – Cameroon
      • Peter M. Ogedebe, A.H. Alaku and Geoffrey Mayoka Kituyi (2014) The Design and Implementation of a Cloud-Based Application Demonstrating the Use of Sticky Policies and Encryption to Enforce Users’ Privacy and Access Constraints, Proceedings of the 6th Annual International Conference on ICT for Africa 2014, 1-4th October, Yaoundé – Cameroon
      • Mayoka Kituyi, Kehbuma Langmia, Musa Moya, Clive Tsuma and Victor Mbarika (2014) Towards a framework for the adoption of Social Media in Health in Sub-Saharan Africa, Proceedings of the 6th Annual International Conference on ICT for Africa 2014, 1-4th October, Yaoundé – Cameroon
      • Miwanda A, Kabaale E, Kituyi G. M. (2014) Using ICTs to disseminate Agricultural Marketing Information to Small Scale Rural Farmers in Western Uganda, International Journal of Innovative and Applied Research, Volume 2, Issue (12): 64- 73
      • Dumas B.K, Jones C., Mbarika V., and Kituyi G.M. (2014) Budgetary Decision-Making Practices and Styles of College Presidents: The Case of Historically Black Colleges and Universities, Educational Research, Vol. 5(4) pp. 131-142
      • Dumas B.K, Jones C., Mbarika V., and Kituyi G.M. (2014) Financial Aid in Historically Black Colleges and Universities: Challenges and the Way Forward, Educational Research, Vol. 5(4) pp. 131-142
      • Dumas B.K, Jones C., Mbarika V., and Kituyi G.M. (2014) Accreditation Challenges of Historically Black Colleges and Universities in the United States of America, Global Advanced Research Journal of Educational Research and Review, Vol. 3(3)
      • Dumas B.K, Jones C., Mbarika V., and Kituyi G.M. (2014) Decision-Making Practices of Presidents at Historically Black Colleges and Universities in the United States of America, Global Advanced Research Journal of Educational Research and Review, Vol. 3(3)
      • Dumas B.K, Jones C., Mbarika V., and Kituyi G.M. (2014) Leadership Styles Employed by Presidents of Historically Black Colleges and Universities in the United States of America, Global Advanced Research Journal of Educational Research and Review, Vol. 3(3)
      • Nyeko S., Kabaale E., Moya M., Amulen C., and Kituyi G. M. (2013). The role of information communication technology (ICT) small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in job creation in Kampala, Uganda, Journal of Business Management and Administration Vol. 1(5), pp.75-82
      • Kituyi G. M. and Anjoga H. (2013).  Improvement of E-Government Service Usability in Developing Countries: Empirical Experiences of Uganda, Journal of Emerging Trends in Computing and Information Sciences, Vol. 4, No. 3
      • Kituyi G. M. and Tusubira I. (2013). A framework for the integration of e-learning in higher education institutions in developing countries, International Journal of Education and Development using Information and Communication Technology, Vol. 9, Issue 2, pp. 19-36
      • Isabalija R., Mbarika V., and Kituyi G. M. (2013).  A Framework for Sustainable Implementation of E-Medicine in Transitioning Countries, International Journal of Telemedicine and Applications, Volume 2013, Article ID 615617, 12 pages
      • Tusubira I. P, Kituyi G. M, and Nyeko S (2013). How can e-learning integration be realized? An exploratory study in Higher Education Institutions, Asian Journal of Computer Science and Information Technology 3: 12(2013) 162 – 172.
      • Olupot C. and Kituyi G. M. (2013). A Framework for the Adoption of Electronic Customer Relationship Management Information Systems in Developing Countries, Electronic Journal of Information Systems in Uganda, Vol. 58
      • Kituyi G. M. and Amulen C. (2012). A Software Capability Maturity Adoption Model for Small and Medium Enterprises, The Electronic Journal of Information Systems in Developing Countries
      • Kituyi G. M., Rwashana A. S., Mbarika V. and Isabalija S. (2012). A Framework for Designing Sustainable Telemedicine Information Systems in Developing Countries. Emerald Journal of Systems and Information Technology
      • Kituyi G. M. and Balunywa W. (2012). Why Do Nascent ICT Businesses Die Young? Journal of Research in International Business and Management (Formerly, International Research Journal of Management and Business Studies), Vol. 2(5), pp. 117-127
      • Kituyi, G. M.; Moya, M. and Kyeyune, R. (2012). A Framework for Implementing Sustainable E-learning Information Systems in Developing Countries: A Case of Africa.  Journal of the Management University of Africa, Vol. 6.
      • Kituyi G. M. and Kyeyune R. (2012). An Analysis of E-learning Information System Adoption in Ugandan Universities: Case of Makerere University Business School. Information Technology Research Journal Vol. 2(1), pp. 1 – 7, April 2012
      • Kituyi G. M., Moya M., Rwashana A.S (2012). A System Dynamics Pricing Model for Stabilizing Prices for Telecommunication Products and Services in Uganda. International Scientific Research Journal, Volume 1, issue 1, pp 07-14
      • Kyeyune R., Kituyi G. M., Miiro E. (2012). ICT Infrastructure, Mobile Money Systems and Customer Satisfaction in Uganda. International Scientific Research Journal, Volume 1, issue 1, pp 19-26
      • Kituyi G. M. and Moya M. (2012). Factors Affecting the Pricing of Telecommunication Products and Services in Uganda, Information Technology Research Journal 
      • Isabalija S., Kituyi G. M., Rwashana A.S., and Mbarika V. (2011). Factors affecting the adoption, implementation and sustainability of telemedicine information systems in Uganda. Journal of Health Informatics in Developing Countries, Vol 5, No 2 (2011)

      Papers submitted to journals for publication awaiting decision 

      • Namakula S., Kituyi G. M and Maiga G. Towards a Model for Information Systems Success in Small and Medium Enterprises, International Journal of Healthcare Technology and Management
      • Kituyi G. M, Namakula S. A Model of Health Information Systems Success, MIS Quarterly
      • Namakula S., Maiga G. and Kituyi G. M Health Information Systems in Small Health Units: An Exploratory Study in Uganda, Information Technology for Development
      • Kituyi G. M., Odit M. and Semwanga A. A Model for Strategic Alignment of Health Information Systems in Health Facilities, The International Journal of
        Healthcare Information Systems and Informatics
      • Isabalija S, Ejigiri D and Kituyi G.M, A theoretical model for the transfer and diffusion of sustainable e-medicine to Sub-Saharan Africa, Health and Human Rights: An International Journal

      Completed papers not yet submitted

      • Kituyi G. M. And Kabaale E. A Study on Requirements Engineering Process Improvement in Ugandan Software Companies,  
      • Semwanga A., Odit M. and Kituyi G. M. Examining the factors affecting strategic alignment of Health Information Systems in Uganda, 
      • Kituyi G.M and Kabaale E, An Explorative Study on Requirements Engineering Process Improvement in Ugandan Software Companies, to be sent to the Journal of Software Engineering

      Conference Papers 

      • Nakabonge F., and Kituyi G. M. (2018) The role of attention in the domestication of social media for health in Uganda, the 23rd Annual International Management Conference, September 11 – 13th, 2018
      • Nkamwesiga, L., Kituyi G. M., Moya M., Isoh, A., Tsuma, C., and Mbarika V. (2018) The mediation effect of the Semantic Layer on the relationship between Information Infrastructure and eHealth Interoperability in Ugandan Pubic Hospitals, the 23rd Annual International Management Conference, September 11 – 13th, 2018
      • Engotoit B. and Kituyi G. K. (2018) A Framework for the Adoption and use of Mobile Banking Services in Uganda, The 14th International Operations Research of Eastern Africa Conference, 8th to 9th November 2018 at the University of Dar es Salaam School of Business School.
      • Musa Moya, Mayoka G. Kituyi, Bernard Engotoit and Victor Mbarika (2018) Price Value, Effort Expectancy and Adoption Mediated by Behavioural Intentions to Use Mobile Communication Technologies by Commercial Farmers in Uganda, The 14th International Operations Research of Eastern Africa Conference, 8th to 9th November 2018 at the University of Dar es Salaam School of Business School.
      • Mayoka Kituyi, Kehbuma Langmia, Musa Moya, Clive Tsuma AND Victor Mbarika (2014) Towards a framework for the adoption of Social Media in Health in Sub-Saharan Africa, Proceedings of the 6th Annual International Conference on ICT for Africa 2014, 1-4th October, Yaoundé – Cameroon
      • Byomire Gorretti, Fatuma Namisango, Miiro Maria and Mayoka Kituyi (2014) An Investigation on Physician Acceptance and Use of Mobile Phones for Maternal Healthcare: A Task Technology Fit Perspective, Proceedings of the 6th Annual International Conference on ICT for Africa 2014, 1-4th October, Yaoundé – Cameroon
      • Christine Amulen, Mayoka G. Kituyi, Irene Mbarika, Lukman Balunywa, Victor W. Mbarika and Edward Kabaale (2014) Adoption of the Software Capability Maturity Model by Small and Medium Enterprises, Proceedings of the 6th Annual International Conference on ICT for Africa 2014, 1-4th October, Yaoundé – Cameroon
      • Samali V. Mlay, Humphrey Sabi, Clive K. Tsuma, Kehbuma Langmia, Victor W.A. Mbarika and Mayoka Kituyi (2014) Towards an Improved Reading Habit of University Students: The Impact of ICT, Proceedings of the 6th Annual International Conference on ICT for Africa 2014, 1-4th October, Yaoundé – Cameroon
      • Edward Kabaale and Geoffrey Mayoka Kituyi (2014) Requirements Engineering and Process Improvement in Small Software Companies, Proceedings of the 6th Annual International Conference on ICT for Africa 2014, 1-4th October, Yaoundé – Cameroon
      • Peter M. Ogedebe, A.H. Alaku and Geoffrey Mayoka Kituyi (2014) The Design and Implementation of a Cloud-Based Application Demonstrating the Use of Sticky Policies and Encryption to Enforce Users’ Privacy and Access Constraints, Proceedings of the 6th Annual International Conference on ICT for Africa 2014, 1-4th October, Yaoundé – Cameroon
      • Mayoka Kituyi, Kehbuma Langmia, Musa Moya, Clive Tsuma and Victor Mbarika (2014) Towards a framework for the adoption of Social Media in Health in Sub-Saharan Africa, Proceedings of the 6th Annual International Conference on ICT for Africa 2014, 1-4th October, Yaoundé – Cameroon
      • Kituyi G. Mayoka and Moya Musa (2009). A System Dynamics Pricing Model for Telecommunication products and services in Uganda. A paper presented at the ICT4 Africa conference held in Ota, Nigeria, March 2010. 
      • Kituyi G. Mayoka and Moya Musa (2011). A Framework for Implementing Sustainable e-learning Information Systems in Developing Countries. A paper present at the 3rd Annual International Conference on Industry and Higher Education, Nairobi Kenya. 
      • Kituyi G. Mayoka, Miiro E. and Kyeyune R. (2011). ICT Infrastructure, Mobile Money Payment Systems and Customer Satisfaction. A paper presented at the Annual International Management Conference held on 22-23 August at Serena Hotel, Kampala 
      • Kituyi G. Mayoka and Musa Moya (2012). The Role of ICT SMEs in Job Creation in Kampala, Uganda, Annual International Management Conference held in September 10-1, 2012, Imperial Royale Hotel, Kampala
      • Kituyi Geoffrey Mayoka and Robert Kyeyune (2012). An Analysis of E-learning Information System Adoption in Ugandan Universities: Case of Makerere University Business School. ICT4 Africa Conference held in march 2012, Imperial Royale Hotel, Kampala

      Collaborations

      • Collaborates with the Uganda Vocational and Technical Assessment Board (UVTAM, formerly UBTEB) in offering national certificate courses.
      • Collaborates with the Directorate of Industrial Training (DIT) in offering vocational courses.
      • Collaborates with UGAFODE Microfinance for student placement and employment
      • Collaborates with over 100 corporate and government organizations on student internship
      • Active member of the Commonwealth of African Polytechnics Association (CAPA).
      • Faculty members publish cutting-edge research in vocational education, ICT, and pedagogy (see Research & Publications).
      • Collaborates with the Uganda Vocational and Technical Assessment Board (UVTAM, formerly UBTEB) in offering national certificate courses.
      • Collaborates with the Directorate of Industrial Training (DIT) in offering vocational courses.
      • Collaborates with UGAFODE Microfinance for student placement and employment
      • Collaborates with over 100 corporate and government organizations on student internship
      • Active member of the Commonwealth of African Polytechnics Association (CAPA).
      • Faculty members publish cutting-edge research in vocational education, ICT, and pedagogy (see Research & Publications).

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