2.       Supervise and appraise staff;

3.       Peruse University staff files on legal issues;

4.       Compile relevant recorded cases in Courts of Laws and file Court documents;

5.       Participate in the valuation and survey of the University property and land;

6.       Draft memoranda, articles of association and floating companies;

7.       Carry out searches in the land and company registries;

8.       Follow up Court matters for hearing and update Legal Officers on their schedules;

9.       Update the Legal Office on new legislations, publication in the Uganda gazette, law reports and such related matters;

10.    Identify Law reports, legislation, books and reading materials for the Legal Unit Library;

11.    Keep records of all Council policies, statutes, rules and regulations;

12.    Collect information to draft pleadings;

13.    Attend to Student’s Welfare Committee.

1. An Honor’s Bachelor of Laws Degree;
2. A Diploma in Legal Practice (LDC);
3. Enrolled as an Advocate of the High Court of Uganda with a valid practicing certificate;
4. A Master of Laws Degree from a recognized institution will be an added advantage.

1. Ability to build, lead, and work with teams;
2. Computer Literacy, Interpersonal & Communication skills;
3. Quick judgment and decision making;
4. Ability to initiate change.