Students were encouraged to remain focused on their studies, make responsible life choices and aspire to become impactful men and women in society. They were invited the students to consider joining Bishop Stuart University after completing Senior Six, noting that the University is committed to providing quality education and producing competent graduates.
The Computer Applications programme is implemented under a long-standing partnership between Bishop Stuart University and Kyeizoba Girls Secondary School, aimed at equipping learners with practical ICT skills alongside their academic studies.
The engagement forms part of the University’s broader internationalisation agenda, which seeks to strengthen the University’s presence beyond Uganda by building strategic partnerships across the region and increasing international student enrolment.
Bishop Stuart University (BSU) has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening education leadership by facilitating the South Ankole Diocese Annual Secondary School Headteachers, Board of Governors (BOG) and PTA Chairpersons Workshop 2026, held on 10th July 2025, at Ankole Resort Hotel in Ntungamo Town.
On Sunday, 5th July 2026, Bishop Stuart University (BSU) team, led by Rev. Dr. Gershom Nuwemuhwezi, participated in a one-day Scripture Union Conference held at Kashaka High School in Bubaare, Kashari County, Mbarara District.
The exercise brought together leaders from the refugee settlement and officials from BSU to assess the impact of the skilling and livelihood programmes being implemented under the project.
Bishop Stuart University (BSU) today celebrated the graduation of 77 participants who completed various short courses at Kyangwali Settlement in Kikuube District.
As a gesture of goodwill and community support, BSU has donated 150 iron sheets to Kaburangire Primary School in Kaburangire Parish, Mbarara City South. The donation is a pledge by the university to provide a total of 150 iron sheets to the school, with the aim of roofing the main hall where students will sit for their Primary Leaving Examinations.
The outreach aimed at providing career guidance and promoting environmental conservation through tree planting. Dr. Rev. Gershom emphasized the importance of good behavior, self-esteem, love and prayer while encouraging Senior six students to stay focused for university admission
