ALL SAINTS UNIVERSITY
HISTORY
All Saints University, Lango was established through a Provisional License issued by the National Council for Higher Education (NCHE) on 3rd March 2008. The idea of establishing All Saints University – Lango was first conceived in 1963, but due to various changes that occurred in Uganda, it was not possible for it to take-off.
All Saints University has three faculties (Faculty of Business Administration and Management, Faculty of Social Science and Faculty of Education), which provide daytime, evening and weekend lecture programmes to an expected student body of 250 undergraduates, diploma, professional and certificate students (2009/2010). It is planned that other Faculties (especially Agriculture and other Sciences) will also be established in the near future.
LOCATION
The university is located on Adoko Road, in the southeastern part of the city of Lira, in Lira District, Northern Uganda, approximately 270 kilometres (170 mi), by road, north of Kampala, Uganda’s capital and largest city.
ACADEMICS
SEMESTER SYSTEM GUIDLINES
The Academic Year shall be composed of 2 Semesters (and/or eight Recess periods) and that programmes be designed per year (Semester I and Semester II, Year 1, etc.).
Each programme shall be composed of Courses. (NB The concepts of subjects and papers shall not be used). The programme design has to compare favourably with similar international disciplines.
There shall not be a specific time period set aside for registration exclusively. Instead, students shall be informed to ensure that they have registered by a certain ultimate deadline, at least three weeks from the beginning of a Semester. However a Faculty may set aside one day for registration.
However, the Orientation Week for Freshers shall be maintained during, which Freshers are inducted and guided on the University programmes and regulations and may register. Continuing Students shall indicate the courses they would take in the second Semester while still in their first Semester then have the first week in the beginning of the second Semester to confirm the Courses they would study.
No student shall register for a course and/or examination with another institution without prior written permission of the Academic Registrar.
The name in which the candidate shall be registered shall be that which appears on the candidate’s document offered as an entry qualification.
FACULTIES
As of August 2012, the university maintains three Faculties:
The following degree courses are offered at the university:[10]
In addition to the degree courses, the university offers many diploma and certificate courses in the same or related fields.
CONTACTS AND ADDRESES
St. Augustine Community Center,
Plot No.70-75 Obote Avenue,
P.O Box 32, Lira,
Lira Municipality,
Northern Uganda
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