63 students benefit from the EAC Scholarship for Academic Year 2022/2023
Kampala, Uganda, 3rd March, 2022: The Inter-University Council for East Africa (IUCEA) is pleased to announce that 63 scholarships have been awarded to applicants from all the six (6) East African Community Partner States (Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda).
The call for the 3rd cohort attracted more than 1,450 applicants who went through a rigorous selection process involving pre-admission into the university and scholarship assessment. The eligibility to the scholarship included being a citizen of an EAC Partner State, being below thirty-five and a holder of a relevant bachelor’s degree at the level of at least upper second-class Honours or “distinction”.
Twenty two (22) of the 63 awarded recipients are female, accounting for 35% of the awardees. The awarded students from all the EAC Partner States will pursue their master’s studies in selected thematic areas of Mathematics, Informatics, Engineering, Science, Technology and Business Science in any other EAC country. The following are the successful applicants:
Selected applicants for the 3rd cohort of the EAC Scholarship Programme:
No |
Name |
Nationality |
Gender |
Host university |
1 |
Ndayiragije Angelo |
Burundi |
Male |
Institut d’Enseignement Supérieur de Ruhengeri |
2 |
Carine Karerwa |
Burundi |
Female |
Institut d’Enseignement Supérieur de Ruhengeri |
3 |
Kwitonda Albert |
Burundi |
Male |
Kenyatta University |
4 |
Bangirinama Alain |
Burundi |
Male |
Kibabii University |
5 |
Havyarimana Célestin |
Burundi |
Male |
Kibabii University |
6 |
Kezimana Aimé Angelo |
Burundi |
Male |
Kibabii University |
7 |
Sibomana Anicet Barthelemy |
Burundi |
Male |
Makerere University |
8 |
Nintunze Calixte |
Burundi |
Male |
Moshi Co-operative University |
9 |
Niyonkuru Fabrice |
Burundi |
Male |
Moshi Co-operative University |
10 |
Nahimana Benjamin |
Burundi |
Male |
Sokoine University of Agriculture |
11 |
Wangai Wambaire Agnes |
Kenya |
Female |
Institut d’Enseignement Supérieur de Ruhengeri |
12 |
Nzugua Michael Evans |
Kenya |
Male |
Kyambogo University |
13 |
Amol Okudo Josephat |
Kenya |
Male |
Makerere University |
14 |
Andati Michael Okaalo |
Kenya |
Male |
Makerere University |
15 |
Achar Joan Beryl |
Kenya |
Female |
Mbarara University of science and Technology |
16 |
Lumumba Sylvia Achieng' |
Kenya |
Female |
Mbarara University of science and Technology |
17 |
Khisa Ambrose |
Kenya |
Male |
Moshi Co-operative University |
18 |
Mburu Ann Wambui |
Kenya |
Female |
Moshi Co-operative University |
19 |
Ndunda Robert Munyao |
Kenya |
Male |
University of Dodoma |
20 |
Ofutso Ivin Oyomba |
Kenya |
Female |
University of Dodoma |
21 |
Rugema Uwamahoro Grace |
Rwanda |
Female |
Dedan Kimathi University of Technology |
22 |
Ingabire Vestine |
Rwanda |
Female |
Kenyatta University |
23 |
Dushime Niyonsaba Joseph |
Rwanda |
Male |
Kenyatta University |
24 |
Nyandwi Simon |
Rwanda |
Male |
Kenyatta University |
25 |
Ngaboyimbere Fabien |
Rwanda |
Male |
Kibabii University |
26 |
Uwineza Diane |
Rwanda |
Female |
Kibabii University |
27 |
Tuyizere Naphtar |
Rwanda |
Male |
Kyambogo University |
28 |
Kankundiye Jeannette |
Rwanda |
Female |
Makerere University |
29 |
Habumuremyi Vedaste |
Rwanda |
Male |
Moshi Co-operative University |
30 |
Tuyisabe Jean Bosco |
Rwanda |
Male |
Sokoine University of Agriculture |
31 |
Munyabarame Samuel |
Rwanda |
Male |
University of Dodoma |
32 |
Majok Mabil Emmanuel Kang |
South Sudan |
Male |
Dedan Kimathi University of Technology |
33 |
Luwate Simon Songa Peter |
South Sudan |
Male |
Institut d’Enseignement Supérieur de Ruhengeri |
34 |
Puonrac Makuei Deborah Yar |
South Sudan |
Female |
Institut d’Enseignement Supérieur de Ruhengeri |
35 |
Makuei Yar Manyang Khang |
South Sudan |
Female |
Kenyatta University |
36 |
Agok Mary Nybel Agok |
South Sudan |
Female |
Makerere University |
37 |
Reech John Mayen Mangar |
South Sudan |
Male |
Makerere University |
38 |
Aguer Elijah Majok Kiir |
South Sudan |
Male |
Mbarara University of science and Technology |
39 |
Deing Andrew Ajang Othow |
South Sudan |
Male |
Mbarara University of science and Technology |
40 |
Wurda Jane Sukeji Victor |
South Sudan |
Female |
Sokoine University of Agriculture |
41 |
Kowa Esmat Musa Kodi |
South Sudan |
Male |
University of Dodoma |
42 |
Wani Judith Keji Marx |
South Sudan |
Female |
University of Dodoma |
43 |
Kajanja Mzigo Charles |
Tanzania |
Male |
Dedan Kimathi University of Technology |
44 |
Muna Medard Mathew |
Tanzania |
Male |
Dedan Kimathi University of Technology |
45 |
Kipolelo Aziz Mohamed |
Tanzania |
Male |
Kenyatta University |
46 |
Lweikiza Irene Kokushubila |
Tanzania |
female |
Kenyatta University |
47 |
Ngaiza Victor Vedasto |
Tanzania |
Male |
Kenyatta University |
48 |
Nungula Emmanuely Zephaline |
Tanzania |
Male |
Kenyatta University |
49 |
Nnko Silas Sangito |
Tanzania |
Male |
Kyambogo University |
50 |
Hassani Alexander Hans |
Tanzania |
Male |
Makerere University |
51 |
Issangya Holylight Wilfred |
Tanzania |
Female |
Makerere University |
52 |
Kumenya Hassan Omary |
Tanzania |
Male |
Mbarara University of Science and Technology |
53 |
Nyakimwe Ramadhani Mustafa |
Tanzania |
Male |
Mbarara University of Science and Technology |
54 |
Namara Anah |
Uganda |
Female |
Kenyatta University |
55 |
Bogere Sula |
Uganda |
Male |
Kenyatta University |
56 |
Nakalembe Immaculate |
Uganda |
Female |
Kenyatta University |
57 |
Ayesiga Joyce |
Uganda |
Female |
Kibabii University |
58 |
Byamugisha Caroline |
Uganda |
Female |
Kibabii University |
59 |
Asega Kennedy |
Uganda |
Male |
Moshi Co-operative University |
60 |
Marango Juliet |
Uganda |
Female |
Moshi Co-operative University |
61 |
Ojwok Melvin Aballa |
Uganda |
Male |
University of Dodoma |
62 |
Ssegujja Jimmy |
Uganda |
Male |
University of Dodoma |
63 |
Adongo Betty Linda |
Uganda |
Female |
University of Nairobi |
We thank all the applicants and congratulate the 3rd cohort of the scholarship winners.
Since the inception of the Programme in April 2018, IUCEA has awarded 180 scholarships. The awards are made possible through funds granted by the Federal Republic of Germany through KfW, the German Development Bank.
The EAC Scholarship is fully funded and covers travel costs to and from the host country, entry visa fees where applicable, an arrival allowance, the university tuition fees, a monthly stipend, allowances for study materials and research and medical insurance.
The Programme further provides opportunities to students for trainings on Regional Integration topics and networking through extracurricular activities to increase and deepen their knowledge to enhance the Regional Integration process.
For additional information, contact:
Dorine Rwehera
Scholarship Officer,
Inter University Council for East Africa
Kampala, Uganda
Email: drweheraThis email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
About IUCEA
Inter-University Council for East Africa (IUCEA) is an institution of the East African Community (EAC) responsible for the coordination of higher educational development and research. IUCEA is responsible for advising the EAC and the partner states on all matters regarding higher education including operationalization of EAC Common Higher Education Area.