Gulu University - Academic Courses

Academic Courses

As of March 2011, the following academic courses are offered at Gulu University, according to the university website:

Faculty of Agriculture and the Environment
  • Bachelor of Agriculture (B.Agric) - Currently available
  • Bachelor of Science in Biosystems Engineering (BSc.BSE) - Currently available
  • Bachelor of Science in Food Science (BSc. FS) - Starting Soon
  • Bachelor of Science in Post Harvest Technology (BSc. PHT) - Starting soon
  • Bachelor of Science in Natural Resources Management (BSc.NRM) - Starting soon
Faculty of Business and Development Studies
  • Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
  • Bachelor of Public Administration (BPA)
  • Bachelor of Development Studies (BDS)
  • Bachelor of Science in Quantitative Economics (BSc.QE)
  • Bachelor of Science in Economics (BSc.Econ)
  • Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Faculty of Education and Humanities
  • Courses under review
Faculty of Medicine
  • Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB)
  • Master of Medicine in Psychiatry (MMed.Psych)
  • Master of Science in Pharmacology (MSc.Pharm)
  • Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) - Limited availability in selected disciplines
Faculty of Science
  • Bachelor of Science Education (BSE)
  • Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSc.CS)
  • Bachelor of Information and Communication Technology (BICT)

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