EQUSaT Shines at NCHE Exhibition, Earns Praise from Deputy Speaker and Public Health Experts
Equator University of Science and Technology (EQUSaT) made a remarkable impact at the National Council for Higher Education (NCHE) Exhibition held at Kamukuzi Grounds, Mbarara City. The exhibition provided a platform for universities to showcase their innovations, research, and contributions to Uganda’s higher education sector.
EQUSaT’s stall attracted high-profile guests, including Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Rt. Hon. Thomas Tayebwa, who commended the university for its outstanding innovations and dedication to academic excellence. He applauded EQUSaT’s efforts in bridging the gap between education and practical solutions, reinforcing its position as a leader in scientific and technological advancements.
Also visiting the EQUSaT stall was renowned academician and Public Health expert, Prof. Edward Kanyesigye, who expressed admiration for the university’s innovative projects. He praised the institution for driving transformative change in education, particularly in public health and applied sciences.
The exhibition allowed EQUSaT to demonstrate its commitment to research-driven solutions, cutting-edge technology, and industry-relevant education. The university’s representatives engaged with students, policymakers, and industry stakeholders, highlighting key projects designed to shape the future of higher learning in Uganda.
With recognition from top government officials and academic leaders, EQUSaT’s presence at the NCHE Exhibition further cemented its reputation as an institution dedicated to innovation, excellence, and transformative education.
