The Bachelor of Custom Clearing and Forwarding Management program is meticulously designed to address the dynamic needs of global trade and logistics. It offers an in-depth understanding of customs laws, tariff regulations, freight forwarding, and international trade policies. By focusing on the operational, legal, and strategic aspects of customs and forwarding, this program prepares students for vital roles in the supply chain industry.
Students will explore key topics, including import/export procedures, trade compliance, documentation, risk management, and international shipping standards. The curriculum incorporates hands-on experiences such as industry placements, case studies, and project work, enabling students to apply their knowledge in real-world scenarios. Courses on emerging trends such as automation in customs processes and digital freight platforms ensure graduates stay ahead of industry advancements.
This program opens doors to diverse career opportunities, including customs brokerage, freight forwarding, supply chain management, and trade consultancy. It also lays a strong foundation for further professional certifications. Ultimately, the program aims to produce globally-minded professionals who facilitate international trade with efficiency and integrity.
At the end of this program, graduates will be able to:
- Apply customs regulations to facilitate international trade operations efficiently.
- Manage freight forwarding processes and ensure compliance with trade standards.
- Analyse and mitigate risks in cross-border trade and logistics.
- Demonstrate proficiency in trade documentation and customs procedures.
- Adapt to emerging trends such as automation and digitization in customs and forwarding.
Direct Entry
- UCE with at least six credits which is English and Mathematics.
- UACE with at least two Principal Passes obtained at the same sitting, which must include one of the following subjects: Economics, Mathematics, or Entrepreneurship or its equivalence from UNEB or a legitimate national authority.
- Foreign students without UACE or its equivalent qualifications, who have successfully completed secondary school education and are admissible to university degree or diploma programmes in their respective home countries. Such students shall have passed at least five subjects with a minimum overall grade of C (Plain). In addition, foreign students whose studies were not conducted in English shall show proof of proficiency in the English Language.
Diploma Entry
Candidates seeking admission through the Diploma holder’s Scheme must:
- Have passed Mathematics and English with at least a credit in the Uganda Certificate of Education or its equivalent
- Have done a combination involving Economics, Entrepreneurship, History, Geography, Agriculture, Mathematics at UACE and passed at least one of the subjects at Principle level
- Have obtained a diploma or its equivalent qualification (at credit/distinction level) in the relevant field from a recognised higher institution of learning.
Mature Entry
Advanced or Higher Diploma Entry
Holders of Advanced Diploma, Higher Diploma, Higher National Diploma or equivalent qualification qualify for admission to the relevant Bachelors degree programme. The Advanced or Higher Diploma must be passed at Credit level or higher to be admitted to the final year the relevant Bachelor’s degree programme.
Direct Entry (UACE results)
Three Years
Diploma Holder in Entrepreneurship & Innovation, and Project Management
Two Years
Tuition Structure
Online $150 (Ugx 555,000) per Term
On campus $165 (Ugx 600,000) per Semester




