research and collection

King Ceasor University Centre for Research Innovations & Commercialization (KCU-CRIC

KCU-CRIC is dedicated to supporting students and researchers financially and technically to carry out leading edge research aimed at solving the world’s most challenging problems. Our Research Area Include;

  • Telehealth and its application to improve health outcomes
  • Vaccine development, utilization and effectiveness evaluation
  • Applying science in early detection and management of non-communicable diseases
  • Application of Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning in solving world’s challenging problems
  • Individual and Community Poverty Eradication Program through BIG IDEAS Research & Start Ups
  • Innovation ways of preventing and managing mental health problems
  • HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria translational research
  • Petroleum exploration and geoscience

King ceasor university Institutional Research Repository

Welcome to King Ceasor University’s Institutional Repository (KCU IR). Established to foster knowledge creation, preservation, and open access to scholarly output. Specifically, KCU IR is a collection of scholarly output by researchers of King Ceasor University, including scholarly articles and books, electronic theses and dissertations, conference proceedings, key University reports, and policies. Thus, we are committed to providing borderless access to our intellectual capital. Visit us at ir.kcu.ac.ug

current research and collaborations

We are working with Pfizer, Mbarara University of Science & Technology and Uganda Prisons Service to reach 150,000 prisoners and 9810 prison staff with specialized dermatology services using Tele dermatology

We are also working with Pfizer and the Ministry of Health Uganda to evaluate the effectiveness of Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine in Uganda

The Plant Based Drug Research & Innovation Initiative at KCU receives a boost.We’ve welcomed Prof. Maria Rosario Cabello Porras from the University of Malaga, Spain

PUBLICATIONS