Message from the Dean - Kyambogo University | School of Management and Entrepreneurship

Welcome to the School of Management and Entrepreneurship at Kyambogo University. The School’s vision is to be a globally recognized School of Management and Entrepreneurship. In pursuit of this endeavor, we are committed to offer the highest level of teaching and research. We strive to develop Management and Business Leaders who can contribute to the economic development and transformation of the society.

The School bridges the University and world of work gap by integrating internship training in all its undergraduate programmes. In its hybrid learning approach, face to face sessions are blended with e-learning methodologies to both the graduate and undergraduate students.

Our School encourages students to think deeply and participate in creative projects, providing them with opportunities to acquire entrepreneurship skills to improve on their employability.

Staff at the School of Management and Entrepreneurship work as a team guided by the University Management to make Kyambogo University the center of academic and professional excellence.

I invite you to learn more about us!

Thank you.

Academic Department

Department of Accounting and Finance

The Department of Accounting and Finance is known for empowering learners with appropriate technical, innovation, teamwork, and communication competencies needed to produce professional accounting and finance records, reports, and decisions.

Department of Business Administration and Entrepreneurship

The Department of Business Administration and Entrepreneurship formerly started as a section of Administrative and Secretarial Studies under the Department of Business Studies in the Faculty of Vocational Studies.

Department of Management Science

We equip students with knowledge and skills in Management related Disciplines that will prepare them for the current Dynamic Environment.

Department of Procurement and Marketing

The Department pioneered procurement training in Uganda and arguably East Africa. In 2004, it partnered with the Royal Netherlands government under the NUFFIC/NPT project in infrastructure and staff capacity building.