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I'm using biogas to reduce methane emissions at the school by converting animal waste into clean energy. The slurry byproduct is also being used to boost crop production on the school farm." — Mercy Arineitwe, Final Year Engineering Student #IUEAGrad2025 #ClassOf2025

“Waste isn’t just a problem—it’s an opportunity.” In Kumasi Metropolitan, I’m tackling poor waste management by transforming fresh faecal sludge into safe, usable compost. #FinalYearProject #Engineering #Finalyear #Classof2025 #Thesis #FinalYearStudents #IUEAGrad2025

At IUEA, final year presentations aren’t about grilling students—they’re about growth and empowerment. Madam Lorna, Head of Civil Engineering, lightens the mood with humor while offering constructive guidance. Believing the projects hold potential, she helps students refine and

#HappeningNow Insightful pedagogy in action. Murhula Wani Germaine engages in a thought-provoking discussion with architectural experts to refine and elevate her affordable housing solution — pushing for real-world impact. #IUEAGrad2025 #ClassOf2025 #AffordableHousing

Healing begins with design. Manyifu Isaac presents a health care facility rooted in salutogenesis - where nature becomes medicine. With transparent roofs, green walls, courtyards, and subterranean water storage, the space promotes well-being from the ground up. #IUEAGrad2025

Turning waste into a workable future. Kenyi Noah reimagines sewage systems in overpopulated areas by converting existing infrastructure into an innovative, efficient waste disposal solution built for urban resilience. #IUEAGrad2025 #ClassOf2025 #WasteManagement #UrbanSolutions

From IUEA Sports Minister to Green Architect. Dickson Musimenta tackles water scarcity with a sustainable design featuring rainwater harvesting, purification hubs, and solar-powered systems — all built using eco-friendly, locally sourced materials. IUEA graduates don’t just

Leadership in student life. Precision in petroleum. Haile Yak, former Guild President, applies nodal analysis to optimize oil production in South Sudan — determining ideal tubing size and other variables to meet daily targets. Proof that IUEA prepares leaders ready to engineer

A touch of Rwanda in Uganda. Tracy Ngabire Mpano uses architecture to tell the story of Kisoro — a culture fractured by colonialism, now reimagined through healing design. Her project confronts structural and health risks in traditional practices, while offering hope through

A King surrounded by celebration. Tracy Ngabire Mpano’s design blends symbolism and sustainability — using harvest-inspired basket forms to celebrate healing and royalty. Built with locally sourced materials, her work uplifts both culture and the Kisoro economy.

Ready, Set, GALA! 🏁 This 30th May, we’re not just playing, we’re making history. Pull up to the IUEA Sports Ground at 2PM and let the games speak for themselves. 🏆 Who’s walking away a champ? One way to find out. 🫣 #SportsGala #IUEASportsGala #FunDay

🇺🇬 Honoring Uganda Martyrs Day 🇺🇬 Today, we remember the courage, faith, and sacrifice of the Uganda Martyrs. Their unwavering stand for what they believed in continues to inspire generations. May we live with the same strength, purpose, and unity. #MartyrsDay #UgandaMartyrs

Who says engineers only build machines? These champs just built a legacy! 🦾 Congratulation to the Faculty of Engineering! 🏆 #IUEAChampions #FacultyOfEngineering

🌙✨ Eid Mubarak from IUEA! May this blessed occasion bring you and your loved ones endless joy, peace, and togetherness. #EidMubarak #IUEA #CelebrateTogether #EidJoy

🇺🇬 Happy Heroes Day IUEA celebrates and honors the bravery and sacrifice of all our heroes. Thank you for shaping a better Uganda. #HeroesDay #IUEA #Uganda

Here We Gooooo!