Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT)
The Bachelor of Information Technology at UPU equips students with practical skills in software development, networking, database management, cybersecurity, and IT systems administration. The programme blends technical theory with hands-on experience through labs, projects, and real-world problem-solving, preparing graduates to support and drive digital transformation in modern organisations.
Graduates can pursue careers as system administrators, software developers, network engineers, IT support specialists, data analysts, web developers, and cybersecurity technicians, or advance into postgraduate studies in computing, information systems, or related fields.
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Credential: Bachelor's Degree
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Duration: Three Years
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Mode of Delivery: Physical Classes; on Campus
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Language of Delivery: English
Direct Entry
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Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) or its equivalent, with at least five passes including English and Mathematics.
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Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) with at least two principal passes obtained at the same sitting.
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Essential subjects may include: Economics, Entrepreneurship, Mathematics, Geography, Literature, Computer Studies, and other business-related subjects.
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General Paper is desirable.
Diploma Entry
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A relevant Diploma in Business, Accounting, Finance, Management, or related field from a recognized institution.
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Diploma holders may be admitted to Year Two of the BBA programme, subject to credit evaluation.
Mature Age Entry
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Applicants aged 25 years and above with UCE or its equivalent may be admitted after passing the Mature Age Entry Examination, as per NCHE guidelines.
