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EASLIS students tipped on jobs, field at…

Students of Records and Archives Management (RAM) have reason to smile after it emerged that most government departments and agencies are now seeking to fill their records offices with RAM...

Huawei to offer specialized ICT training…

Huawei, a leading global Information and Communication Technology (ICT) service provider today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the College of Computing and Information Technology, to offer scholarships and...

Get a Microsoft Certification for FREE w…

CENTER FOR PROFESSIONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT (CiPSD), COLLEGE OF COMPUTING & INFORMATION SCIENCES PRESENTS FREE VOUCHERS FOR ANY OF THE FOLLOWING PAPERS Networking Fundamentals - Exam 98-366 Windows Server (Admin Fundamentals) - Exam...

EASLIS’ Dr. Sarah Kaddu wins research gr…

Dr. Sarah Kaddu from the East African School of Library and Information Sciences (EASLIS) has won a grant worth $15,000 (about sh34M) from EFIL. Dr. Kaddu who recently graduated with...

Exciting opportunities await students af…

University students will now have a new opportunity to interact with mentors, employers and interest groups thanks to the virtual forum – 360o Campus that was launched...

Thank you for loving me – Mabel Atemo

“Thank you for your love and support, that even amidst all the hard economic times, you still find it in your hearts to love me. This is truly humbling and...

NFT Consults Ltd sets up Career Developm…

The College of Computing and Information Sciences has signed an MoU with NFT Consults Ltd (www.nftconsults.com) to set up a Career Development Centre at the College. Mr. Michael Niyitegeka the...

EASLIS awards its first PhDs

Sarah Birungi Kaddu, Nathaniel Mukungu and Hellen Musanabera are the first students to obtain PhDs from the East African School of Library and Information Science (EASLIS). The trio were awarded...

CoCIS graduands @ the 62nd Graduation

A total of 939 students from the College of Computing and Information Sciences will be graduating on 17th January, 2012 with Diplomas, Bachelors, Masters and PhDs. Of these, 55 got...

EASLIS starts Research Seminars

The East African School of Library and Information Sciences (EASLIS) held a one-day research seminar on 15thDecember, 2011. This seminar was aimed at providing reviews and guidance to the researchers on...

Graduate students to write Research Poli…

As part of the strategy to disseminate EASLIS research and engage policymakers on critical issues in Information Science, all EASLIS graduate students on completion of their dissertations will ...

EASLIS students present PhD research fin…

Three students from the East African School of Library and Information Sciences (EASLIS) presented their PhD research in November, 2011 and their studies were found to be worthy of the...

About Africa Network for Information Eth…

The Africa Network of Information Ethics (ANIE) is a Network of LIS National and International Organisations and individual professionals concerned with development, teaching and practicing information ethics in Africa. It...

Rwanda trains in Library skills

I was one of the facilitators for a Library training in Rwanda between 13th – 30th June 2011. It involved Curriculum Development for the Institute of Legal Practice and...

Information Experts discuss Uganda’s ICT

I attended a meeting organised by the International Records and Archives Management Trust (IRMT) London from 18th -20th May in Eldoret Kenya. The meeting brought together Records Managers, E-Government/ICT and...

EASLIS trains African Union Commission S…

Two academic staff from EASLIS, Francis Ekwaro & Robert Kayiki, traveled to Ethiopia to facilitate a workshop organized by the African Union Commission (AUC) for its middle Records Managers in...