The 34th Guild Cabinet of Ndejje University has today held meetings at the University’s Main Campus in Bombo and Kampala Campus to engage student leaders on issues affecting the student community and the overall learning experience.
The meetings provided a platform for student leaders to share feedback and raise concerns regarding key aspects of University life, with discussions focusing on learning resources, Information and Communication Technology (ICT) services, internet connectivity, timetabling, examinations, and the use of the Learning Management System (LMS) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems.
Other issues discussed included internship opportunities, campus facilities, transport services, and the need to strengthen student inclusion and participation in Guild activities and leadership processes.
The engagement reflects the importance of dialogue between student leaders and the University community in identifying challenges, sharing experiences, and promoting a more supportive and inclusive learning environment.
Through such engagements, the 34th Guild Cabinet continues to provide a platform for student voices, ensuring that matters affecting students across both campuses are brought forward for consideration and follow-up.
Ndejje University remains committed to fostering an environment that supports academic excellence, student welfare, effective service delivery, and meaningful participation in university affairs.
The meetings underscore the role of student leadership in promoting constructive dialogue and strengthening the relationship between the student community and the University.


















































