Uganda Christian University was founded when the historic Bishop Tucker Theological College was promoted as a university in 1997. Bishop Tucker Theological College trained clergy and educators during its 84-year history from 1913-1997.

The local chief, Hamu Mukasa, granted land for the college to operate in Mukono. International partnerships were part of the College’s missionary history. The Church Mission Society teamed with Ugandan leaders and others to assure the College had the necessary intellectual and other capital.

By the late 1990s, the Church of Uganda sought to have a broader impact on society through the higher education – not only of clergy but of other professionals as well. Uganda Christian University was established in 1997.

• Teaching in postgraduate program (MPHL) (in their area of expertise);
• Generate academic timetable for each module of teaching;
• Coordinate faculty for each course taught per module;
• Be responsible for the review and implementation of student exams for each module;
• Take responsibility for student marks—their completion and accuracy as much as possible including the preparation of student marks to be submitted to Senate;
• Be available to assist with student project proposals and research dissertations and give support to their organization and coordination as needed;
• Supervise student research (approximately 3 students per academic year);
• Maintain financial responsibility for student research grants;
• Coordinate student affairs such as the overseeing of student benefits including meals and accommodation;
• Take leadership in any student disciplinary issues;
• Manage academic issues such as production of timetables, receiving feedback from students re program and maintaining audio-visual equipment required for the program to function (eg. laptops, LCD projectors);
• Participate in other administrative roles assigned to the MPHL coordinator as assigned by the University;
• Represent STM at university Forums for academic issues;
• Perform any other official duties as may be assigned by the Supervisor

• The applicant should hold a relevant degree or equivalent to a Masters of Public Health, Master of Clinical Epidemiology or Master of Medicine (Ob/Gyn);
• The candidate must have experience in teaching (at a post secondary level) as well as managing academic issues at an institute of higher education.
• He/she will have administrative skills and be people-oriented;
• Good leadership skills:  the position requires an individual who has good leadership skills and is able to share a vision with others.   It is desirable for the candidate to have some formal training in leadership (or be willing to purpose additional training in leadership);
• Shared faith:   the successful candidate will be a committed Christian who adheres to the principles and tenants of the Uganda Christian University.

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