At Uganda Christian University’s 27th Graduation Ceremony, women significantly outnumbered men and achieved the majority of First Class Honours. The event was marked by celebrations and a strong presence of female graduates, highlighting their academic success and contributions. This notable trend was a focal point of the ceremony, showcasing the empowerment of women in education.

The National Council for Higher Education (NCHE) has criticized Uganda Christian University (UCU) for seeking regulatory guidance on Samantha Mwesigye's credit transfer only after she completed her law degree and was set to graduate. This situation has added complexity to an ongoing issue surrounding the credit transfer process at the institution, according to CampusBee.

Kampala International University (KIU) held its 33rd Graduation Ceremony at the KIU Western Campus in Ishaka, Bushenyi, where 1,844 students graduated. During the event, university leadership announced their ambition to rank among the top 10 universities in Africa, aiming to elevate the institution's status within the continent's academic landscape.

The inaugural dfcu CEO Masterclass aimed to redefine leadership by focusing on the impact of its graduates rather than just the certificates they receive. Twenty staff members participated in the program, which emphasized creating a lasting difference in leadership practices. The initiative reflects a shift in how leadership training is perceived and measured, according to The Independent.

The High Court has ordered Uganda Christian University (UCU) to pay UGX 100 million after it blocked law student Samantha Mwesigye's graduation, claiming she had unfinished coursework from her first year. Mwesigye, who transferred from King’s College London, had completed her LLB over four years and was set to graduate in July 2026. The court ruled the university's actions were illegal, as reported on June 12, 2026.

The Uganda Institute of Banking and Financial Services (UIBFS) has completed the Women in Leadership Program 2026, a five-day initiative aimed at empowering women with essential leadership skills and confidence for roles in Uganda's financial sector. The program focused on equipping participants with the necessary mindset to excel in leadership positions.