Muni University Institutional Repository (Muni-IR)

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Faculty of Agriculture [7]
Faculty of Education [5]
Faculty of Health Sciences [6]
Faculty of Technoscience [13]
Lectures and Speeches [0]
Management and Administration [35]
Muni University Archive [26]
Muni University Heritage Collection [4]

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  • Muni University Newsletter, February 2019 Issue 

    Muni University (Muni University, 2019)
    In this Issue, the details of the e-Courseware workshop organised by Muni University, Visit by Miss Camilla Gry Temmesen a Lecturer at University College Absalon-Denmark to Mun University and a student's narrative on why ...

  • Muni University Newsletter, January 2019 Issue 

    Muni University (Muni University, 2019)
    This Issue features details of Muni University Students who were selected to present their Undergraduate Research in Germany, visit by the ED of AfriChild NGO to Muni University for a possible partnership, and a welcome ...

  • Muni University Newsletter, April 2019 Issue 

    Muni University (Muni University, 2019)
    This Issue covers details of the upcoming Uganda-Germany Symposium which is to be hosted by Muni University, the inauguration of New Guild Council, Stakeholders Workshop for Curriculum review of the Bachelor of Medicine ...

  • Muni University Newsletter, March 2019 Issue 

    Muni University (Muni University, 2019)
    This Issue features several launches at Muni University: The second phase of construction of the Multipurpose Health Science block; Nature Uganda Muni University branch; Cultural Gala and West Nile Education Symposium.

  • Financial accessibility and poverty reduction in Northern Uganda, Lango Sub-Region 

    Marus, Eton; Odubuker, Picho Epiphany; Ejang, Mary; Ogwel, Benard Patrick; Mwosi, Fabian (Research Publish, 2019-04-01)
    Access to a well-functioning financial system can economically and socially empower individuals and in particular poor people, allowing them to better integrate into the economy of their countries and to actively contribute ...

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