Uganda Hub
The Uganda Hub is anchored by a strong collaboration between the University of Minnesota and Makerere University that has been growing since 2005.
The University of Minnesota Academic Health Center (AHC) established the Uganda Hub in August 2015. The Hub aims to focus engagement on pressing global health challenges through key partnerships that lay the foundation for sustainable organizational infrastructure for interdisciplinary research and education, allowing for the creation and exchange of new knowledge within a culture of reciprocal engagement. The Hub is guided by the Minnesota-Uganda Partnerships Group.
Uganda Hub Contacts
Molly McCoy, Global Research and Training Coordinator
mccoy019@umn.edu
612-624-9749
Martha Kandole, Operations Manager
kando005@umn.edu
+256 775189697
Joshua Rhein, Research & Training Director
rhei0005@umn.edu
Seed Grants: Research in Uganda
Global Health Seed Grants for research in Uganda support partnerships between faculty from the University of Minnesota and institutions in Uganda in pursuing global health research.
New to working in Uganda?
The U of M has a long history of collaboration and engagement in Uganda. We can help identify collaborators, establish agreements, and aid in navigating logistics.
Uganda Research Training Collaborative
The Uganda RTC provides students with hands-on experience in global health research. Under faculty mentorship, students propose research projects to be carried out as a team.
Mentorship: Minnesota Uganda Partnership
Hear from faculty and students from both the University of Minnesota and Makerere University about what mentorship means to them and how it advances the impacts of global health research.
