About
Bugema University
The institution started in 1948 as a training school for teachers and pastors for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in East Africa. At that time it was called Bugema Missionary Training School. Later, the name changed to Bugema Missionary College and then to Bugema Adventist College…
Discover Our Mode Of Study
At Bugema University, we offer a flexible and student-friendlymode of study making it easy to learn at your own pace. Our approach
combines practical skills, real-life projects, and personal mentorship to help every student succeed.
Regular/Fulltime
Traditional, on-campus programs designed for full-time students pursuing undergraduate and postgraduate degrees.
In-Service
Flexible programs tailored for working professionals seeking further education while continuing employment.
E-Learning
Online programs offering flexibility for students to learn remotely at their convenience.
The University Philosophy
The philosophy is manifested in the “3H” programme of the university curriculum, which emphasizes the learners’ balanced and positive development of the Head, Heart and Hand as they prepare for services here and for life hereafter.
The Head:
Focuses on intellectual growth, knowledge acquisition, critical thinking, and understanding, preparing learners for academic and practical challenges.
The Heart:
Encourages moral, and spiritual development, fostering empathy, integrity, and positive relationships within society and personal life.
The Hand:
Develops practical skills, creativity, and service-oriented actions, enabling learners to contribute meaningfully to community and life work.
Research and Publications
School of Science and Technology
The School of ICT, Physical and Life Sciences undertook a variety of fieldwork and research engagements. Biomedical engineering students visited Entebbe Hospital to gain practical exposure, while environmental science students
School of health and allied science
The School of health and allied science actively engaged in research and data collection within communities to improve health outcomes. Students also participated in community camps where they provided health
School of Theology and Religious Studies
The School of Theology and Religious Studies regularly organizes community engagement activities each semester. In May 2024, a major outreach was held in Kiziri town, led by Pastor Bidawo. Activities
School of Business
The School of Business carried out community-based research and data collection aimed at addressing local business challenges. Staff and students also participated in cleaning exercises within the Busika community, promoting
School of Education
The School of Education engaged in extensive community-based practicum both nationally and regionally, with placements in Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya, and South Sudan. Locally, students undertook fieldwork in Kasese, southwestern Uganda,
Research and Publications
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