UNACU is the umbrella body for specialists in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Information Systems, Cyber Security, Software Engineering, Telecommunications Engineering, and all IT-related jobs/careers in Uganda. UNACU has been in existence for years and boasts its presence in almost all tertiaries in Uganda (including privately owned ones).
This program will provide funding and resources to local innovators and researchers who are developing technology-driven solutions to Uganda's most pressing challenges. It will include competitions, seed funding, mentorship, and access to networking opportunities with potential investors and partners.
This program will introduce augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) into the educational landscape. It will offer immersive learning experiences in subjects like science, history, geography, and technical training by creating virtual field trips, simulations, and interactive lessons.
This program will support disaster-stricken communities by providing tech solutions that help with recovery, rebuilding, and long-term resilience. It includes digital mapping for damage assessment, mobile apps for community coordination, and digital training for affected populations to rebuild livelihoods.
A program dedicated to exploring how artificial intelligence (AI) can be used to address social challenges such as poverty, health disparities, and environmental sustainability. It will include AI development workshops, competitions, and partnerships with NGOs and government organizations to create AI-driven social impact solutions.
This program will focus on raising awareness about cybersecurity threats and best practices to protect personal, organizational, and governmental data. It will include workshops, webinars, and campaigns targeting businesses, schools, and government agencies.
A program designed to empower women in Uganda to take on leadership roles in technology. It will offer training, mentorship, and networking opportunities for young women and girls interested in IT careers, including coding boot camps and female tech entrepreneurship programs.