By Shawn Kimuli
KIU Western Campus - Kampala International University's (KIU) Western Campus recently welcomed Professor Ngoma, the newly appointed Vice-Chancellor, who shared his visionary plan to propel the institution to new heights.
Professor Ngoma emphasized the need for academic excellence, research, and innovation, highlighting the importance of publishing high-impact journals and providing training to enhance research quality. He also stressed the significance of strengthening industry partnerships and collaborations to provide students with practical experience.
Moreover, Professor Ngoma underscored the need for entrepreneurship and innovation, aiming to foster a culture of endless patents and creative solutions. He announced plans to engage students in skills development, innovation, and training programs, empowering them to become successful entrepreneurs.
To further enrich the student experience, Professor Ngoma outlined plans to increase community engagement, encouraging students to participate in initiatives that drive positive change. He also emphasized the importance of building teams and regenerating ideas, incorporating technology to enhance learning, teaching, and research.
The Professor's visit was met with enthusiasm from students and staff, who are eager to see the implementation of his strategies. His vision for KIU's future growth and development has sparked a sense of excitement and optimism across the campus.
With Professor Ngoma at the helm, KIU Western Campus is poised for a new era of academic excellence, innovation, and community engagement. His commitment to empowering students and fostering entrepreneurship will undoubtedly have a lasting impact on the institution and beyond.
As Professor Ngoma noted, "Our goal is to produce holistic graduates who are equipped to address the challenges of the 21st century. We will achieve this by providing a supportive learning environment, cutting-edge research opportunities, Top Ranked Universities in Uganda and a strong focus on innovation and entrepreneurship."