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📅 30 July – 01 August 2025
📍 MaKCHS Conference Room, Makerere University
The RCR Course is organized under the SUSTAIN: Advancing Makerere University Masters of Health Sciences in Bioethics Program. It is designed to foster a culture of ethical and responsible research practice among health researchers and bioethics professionals in Uganda.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
✔️ Identify and prevent research misconduct
✔️ Understand ethical principles and professional norms in scientific research
✔️ Apply responsible practices in all research-related activities
Introduction to RCR and Research Ethics
Human and Animal Subject Protections
Conflict of Interest & Peer Review
Collaborative and Community-Based Research
Mentor-Mentee Relationships
Data Management, Authorship & Publication
Financial Responsibility in Research
Researchers, Assistants, Coordinators
Graduate Students & Supervisors
Research Administrators
🏅 Certificates will be awarded to participants with at least 80% attendance.
UGX 205,000 or USD 56
(Includes meals and refreshments)
UGX Account: 9030026194023
USD Account: 9030026194147
Bank: Stanbic Bank, Mulago Branch
Account Name: Makerere University Biomedical Research Center Limited
📩 After payment, send proof via WhatsApp or email and bring a hardcopy deposit slip on the first training day.
📬 Contact: Miriam Musazi
📞 +256 782 363 996 / +256 701 363 996
✉️ mmusazi@gmail.com
📍 Department of Anatomy, Bioethics Centre, Room C4
📌 Registration Deadline: 26 June 2025
Only paid applicants will be considered.
MakBRC invites you to a Free Physical Training Course on Good Clinical Laboratory Practice (GCLP) — designed for professionals seeking to strengthen their laboratory standards and quality systems.
🧪 What the Training Covers:
Overview and Background of GCLP
Essentials of GCLP
Introduction to Laboratory Quality Management Systems (QMS)
💡 Join us for:
Practical hands-on tips
An exclusive laboratory tour
📅 Date: 19th – 21st May 2025
📍 Venue: PLT College of Health Sciences
🔗 BOOK YOUR SPOT NOW!
📞 Contact: Nabwire Sarah
📱 +256 752 601022
📧 monitor@brc.mak.ac.ug
Spaces are limited. Don’t miss this opportunity to build your skills and boost your lab’s performance!
1. Health Equity | 4. Global Health research |
2. Global Health Security and Ethics of Emerging and re-emerging diseases | 5. Global Health and Environment
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3. Emerging technologies in
· Human genetics and genomics, · artificial intelligence, · data science and machine learning. |
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Proposed deadline | 1st August 2025 |
Abstract submission form | |
Abstract submission link | https://shorturl.at/xB0RT |
Proposed Dates | |
Early bird | 29th August 2025 |
Registration open until – Late registration | 24th October 2025 |
Registration | Registration fees |
Early bird
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5 participants USD 325 10 participants USD 640 |
Late registration |
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Online registration form | |
Conference registration link | https://shorturl.at/VOUUW |
Uganda Shillings | Dollar Currency |
Account Name: MAKERERE UNIVERSITY BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH CENTER LIMITED
Account Number: 9030026194023 Bank Name: Stanbic Bank Branch: Mulago Currency: UGX |
Account Name: MAKERERE UNIVERSITY BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH CENTER LIMITED
Account Number: 9030026194147 Bank Name: Stanbic Bank Branch: Mulago Currency: USD |
makbioethicsconference@gmail.com
Details | Amount in USD |
Packages for exhibition at the conference | |
1. Package 1
· Exhibition table for the company products · 3 participants · 10 minutes presentation · Poster of company products |
$2,000 |
· Medium Exhibition table for the company products · 2 participants · 5 minutes presentation · Poster of company products |
$1,500 |
· Small Exhibition table for the company products · 1 participant · Poster of company products |
$1,000 |
· 1 participant · Poster of company products |
$500 |
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