Grant
Development of an Online Short Course Curriculum for Gender and Development
Development of an Online Short Course Curriculum for Gender and Development
The following programs are available to U.S. Scholars in Uganda
Code
UG
Show in front
Yes
Grant
Integrating GIS and Remote Sensing Techniques With Stochastic Hydrologic Modelling for Water Resources Management
Integrating GIS and Remote Sensing Techniques With Stochastic Hydrologic Modelling for Water Resources Management
Grant
Exploring Best Practices of Incorporating Effective Pedagogical Strategies in HIV/AIDS Curricular Materials in Pre-Service and In-Service Teacher Training Programs in Sub-Saharan Africa
Exploring Best Practices of Incorporating Effective Pedagogical Strategies in HIV/AIDS Curricular Materials in Pre-Service and In-Service Teacher Training Programs in Sub-Saharan Africa
Grant
Developing a Ph.D. Program
Developing a Ph.D. Program
Grant
Agricultural Technologies Uptake, Productivity and Household Welfare: An Impact Evaluation of Operation Wealth Creation in Uganda
Agricultural Technologies Uptake, Productivity and Household Welfare: An Impact Evaluation of Operation Wealth Creation in Uganda
Grant
Analyses of Food Security in Uganda: Implications for Agricultural Policy Support
Analyses of Food Security in Uganda: Implications for Agricultural Policy Support
Grant
Refactoring Support for Eclipse Application Developers
Refactoring Support for Eclipse Application Developers
Grant
Defining the Neonatal Septisome of Septic Neonates in Uganda using Metagenomics Approaches
Defining the Neonatal Septisome of Septic Neonates in Uganda using Metagenomics Approaches
Grant
The Drawing of a Curriculum to Address Developments in Uganda's Modern Art
The Drawing of a Curriculum to Address Developments in Uganda's Modern Art
Grant
Feminizing HIV/AIDS Pandemic Contemporary Ugandan Art and the Construction the New Woman as a Seropositive Vampire
Feminizing HIV/AIDS Pandemic Contemporary Ugandan Art and the Construction the New Woman as a Seropositive Vampire