Using a One Health approach to empower health practitioners in Nakaseke and Butambala Districts on Antimicrobial Stewardship
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a growing global concern that affects not only human health but also the well-being of animals and the environment…
Nottingham’s Beauty Through the Eyes of College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Erasmus Exchange Students
Thinking about traveling to United Kingdom, there are many cities you might already consider visiting, but if you are a fan of old castles, and…
Child loss: Why and when people do not report
On September 7, this year, the Uganda Bureau of Statistics released the key findings of the Uganda Demographic and Health Survey (UDHS) 2022.
The…
Mak and Partners Start Workshop to Improve Disaster Data Collection for Practitioners
Twenty participants, including academics, decision-makers in disaster management, and students from the Master of Public Health Disaster Management (…
Two Mak Staff Honored among Best Grants Administrators
The Society of Research Administrators International (SRA International) has unveiled the class of 2023 Future of the Field recipients.
Ms. Stella…
Global Conversations: Climate Change Multiplies Health Risks, A Call to Action on Extreme Weather Effects
Experts have urged urgent action to mitigate the health risks of climate change. The 2023 global conversation, on Climate Change and Health…
My Memorable Experience as A Ugandan Student in the UK
Embarking on the Erasmus + Mobility exchange program in the United Kingdom under the Nottingham Trent University – Makerere University (Mak-NTU)…
Erasmus+ Credit Mobility Programme Offered Us Protected PhD Writing Time at Nottingham Trent University -Mak PhD Students
To authentically make progress on your PhD, you need protected time away from work, family and other important responsibilities in your country of…