Namugabo Lydia is an Assistant Lecturer in  Information Systems at the School of Mathematics and Computing, particularly in the Information Technology Department at Kampala International University. Prior to this, she also worked in the Admissions Department as a Data Officer.

She has a Master of Science in Information Systems and a Bachelor of Information Technology from Kampala International University, her areas of specialization include Information systems, Information security, Networking, System Analysis, Information Management and Databases. She has also authored a couple of articles and papers such “Assessment of information management in selected rural health centers in Ntungamo district, Uganda” which was published in the International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Development and has also presented various papers in the numerous conferences she has attended in the course of her career.

Lydia has only begun her journey in academia and is looking forward to impart all her knowledge as well as learn and exchange ideas with all the students she comes across and it is because of this that she is rightly positioned to guide and shape the minds of current and future students as well as creating sustainable solutions for a better, Uganda, Africa and the world at large here at KIU where we continue to explore the heights!