Interview with Dr. David Serwadda, HIV/Aids Researcher and Former Dean, School of Public Health, Makerere University, Uganda

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Watch an Interview with Dr. David Serwadda, former Dean of the School of Public Health at Makerere University in Kampala, Uganda speaking about Makerere University, its relationship to Northwestern as an international partner institution, as well as his research on HIV/Aids and the current state of the disease in Uganda. Dr. Serwadda was one of the first to research HIV/Aids in Uganda in the early 1980s.

Northwestern has been sending students to study at Makerere University for several years now. Applications are now being accepted by the Office of International Programs for the Spring 2011 Program: “Public Health in Uganda”. You’ll find more information here.

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