Speakers

Abdallah Idris Serwadda

Place of Birth : Mbarara, Uganda
Position : Vice Chancellor, Islamic Call University, Uganda
Field of study : World Literature, Postcolonial/Oriental Studies, Islamic Studies, Translation, Guidance and Counselling, and University Management and Administration.

Abdallah Idris Serwadda is an academic and researcher with a PhD in Postcolonial Literature. After completing his doctorate, he lectured at Misurata University in Libya. He has significantly contributed to reviewing and enhancing the curricula for Arabic language and Islamic Studies at several institutions, including Makerere University, Kyambogo University, Kampala University, and Islamic Call University. He has also held various roles with international organizations such as the European Union and the World Islamic Call Society, serving as an interpreter, translator, news-editor, and scriptwriter. Currently, he holds the position of Vice Chancellor at Islamic Call University, having previously served as Deputy Vice Chancellor for three years.

• Vice Chancellor, Islamic Call University, Uganda (Present)
• Deputy Vice Chancellor, Islamic Call University, Uganda (3 years)
• Academic and Researcher with 10 years of experience in higher education institutions, including the College of Islamic Call in Libya, Misurata University in Libya, Makerere University in Uganda, and Islamic Call University.
• International Organizations: 12 years of experience with the European Union (through its mission in Tripoli) in Archives, Documentation, and Translation, and with the World Islamic Call Society in various media-related capacities.
• Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs): Part-time work with various NGOs and assisted in the establishment of several NGOs and Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) focused on academic, cultural, and social development.