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Faculty of Technology
Makerere Association of Surveying Students
(MASS)
It’s a students’ governed Association based in Faculty of
MASS is a body that brings together Technology students offering and approaching Bsc. Surveying, to Construction twenty (20) years Management, of existence.
Quantity Surveying and Land Economics
It started as an Association for BSc Land Surveying (LS) students
only, but now incorporates BSc Quantity Surveying
(QS) and BSc Land Economics (LE) as well, to an estimate total
number of seven hundred (700) student members.
Undergraduate Prospectus 2009/10
Makerere Architecture Students Association
(MASA)
Makerere Architecture Students Association is the
body that brings together all architecture students at
the Faculty of Technology. It is aimed at Bridge the gap
between the students and their mentors the tutors and
lecturers.
Kasujja Patrick
President
Its objectives include the following;
• Recognizing all BSc QS, LS, LE student as fully registered MASS members and Institution
of Surveyors of Uganda affiliates.
• Establish links world wide regarding exposure of MASS students and the surveying
world starting with Africa
• Advocate for student-staff / professional policies and to enhance inter-disciplinary relationships
Affiliation To Professional bodies
Makerere University Association of Surveying Students is affiliated to the Institution of Surveyors
of Uganda (ISU), a recognized Surveyors’ body in the country together with Surveyors’ Registration
Board (SRB), responsible for maintaining and upholding all surveyors’ code of conduct
Some of our strategic goals this year are;
i.Organize annual architectural trip. Current destinations due January 2010: Abu Dhabi, Zanzibar,
Namibia and Angola
ii. Creating a correlation and cooperation between other universities and ours, namely Kyambogo
and Nkozi Universities. Merge both the students and there lecturers, also attend there
open days.
iii. Design a magazine owned and run by the students body pertaining details about architecture,
there experiences and expectations. Free styling there design interests
iv. Organizing a top notch Open day inviting other universities for the sake of exposure and sharing
talent.
v. Have a biweekly newsletter concerning the issues, designs and ideas in our department run by
the editorial section of the board.
vi. All in all, be a difference in the Architectural student’s body in leadership, organization and
change; also create a camaraderie others should follow.
Editors:
Design and Layout:
Photography:
Paul Isaac Musasizi, Andrew Muyanja and Tom Clement Oketch
Arthur Nakkaka and Lyllian Nakasujja
Arthur Nakkaka and Andrew Muyanja
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