Makerere University Business School (MUBS) has unveiled some of its best-performing graduands per programme at the ongoing 76th graduation ceremony (#Mak76thGrad), highlighting academic excellence across various undergraduate disciplines.
Among the standout students is Matendo Angel Mukisa, who emerged the best graduand in the Bachelor of Business Administration with an impressive CGPA of 4.91.
In Bachelor of Business Computing, Namutebi Joan scored a CGPA of 4.77, while Namuyaba Catherine led the Bachelor of Office and Information Management programme with a CGPA of 4.73.
For Bachelor of Human Resource Management, Sally Dianah Patricia attained a CGPA of 4.73, closely followed by Mukiza Allen, who scored 4.63 in Bachelor of Leadership and Governance.
In the entrepreneurship field, Kitimbo George topped the Bachelor of Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management with a CGPA of 4.61.
The Bachelor of Business Statistics programme saw Tumusiime Elizabeth excel with a CGPA of 4.77, while Aryamanya Walter led the Bachelor of Arts in Economics with 4.56.
In commerce-related programmes, Amara Solomon and Niwabine Seezi both posted strong performances in Bachelor of Commerce, each attaining a CGPA of 4.76. Meanwhile, Ssenabulya Brian led Bachelor of Science in Accounting with a CGPA of 4.43.
The Bachelor of Procurement and Supply Chain Management programme produced two top performers — Aloyo Sarah and Nakato Dorothy — both graduating with a remarkable CGPA of 4.93, among the highest in the cohort.
In transport and hospitality fields, Rukiah Kalisa Muhooza topped Bachelor of Transport and Logistics Management with 4.47, while Ssewalu Abdul led Bachelor of Leisure and Hospitality Management with a CGPA of 4.90.
Owamaiziima Winnie emerged best in Bachelor of Travel and Tourism Management with 4.50, and Kiriwawa Isaac topped Bachelor of International Business with a CGPA of 4.69.
The recognition of these students underscores MUBS’ commitment to academic excellence and professional training, as the institution continues to produce highly competitive graduates ready to contribute to national and global development.
