Uganda Christian University was founded when the historic Bishop Tucker Theological College was promoted as a university in 1997. Bishop Tucker Theological College trained clergy and educators during its 84-year history from 1913-1997. The local chief, Hamu Mukasa, granted land for the college to operate in Mukono. International partnerships were part of the College’s missionary history.
The Church Mission Society teamed with Ugandan leaders and others to assure the College had the necessary intellectual and other capital. By the late 1990s, the Church of Uganda sought to have a broader impact on society through the higher education – not only of clergy but of other professionals as well. Uganda Christian University was established in 1997.
- Professionally gather news stories, features and photographs for publication in the newspaper.
- Write stories, features in accordance with the house style and in good English
- Edit stories, features and photographs before they are published
- Design and layout the pages of the newspaper using the InDesign Computer programme for text and Adobe Photoshop for photographs.
- Perform any other duties assigned by the Supervisor or other designated official or person delegated to do so.
- The Intern should be a Mass Communication Graduate from Uganda Christian University preferably with a Print Option with at least a second class degree (lower).
- He/she must have graduated not more than three years ago.
- He/she must be highly proficient or have a working knowledge of InDesign and Adobe Photoshop computer programs
- He/she must demonstrate the willingness to work as part of a team and be available on call
- He/she must be ready to work during odd hours and at the weekends when the need arises.
- Must be a committed practicing Christian