Miriam Mukasa graduated in Analysis, Design and Management of Information Systems at the London School of Economics and has been teaching at UEL for many years. Her research interests include implemenation of Information systems in organisations, the relationship between Information and communication technologies (ICTs), innovation and development and the relationship between gender and technology

Programme leader for ICTs in International Development

Information Technology

ICTs in International Developmnt

International Development and the Third World

AI1201 Poverty and Inequality

IS2108 Information Systems Development (Module leader)

IS2109 ICTs in a Global Context (Module leader)

IS3103 Systems Design, Work and the User (Module leader)

PhD on implementation of large scale generic software applications in  Institutuions of Higher Education in Less Developed Countries

Forthcoming Publications:

Mukasa M (forthcoming) The cultural implications of the consumption of  ICTs for Development



”Implementation of Large Scale Software Applications: Possibilities for end—user participation”, with Stepulevage L, in The Gender Politics of ICT (Archibald J, Emms J, Grundy F, Payne J, and Turner E ed), Middlesex University Press (2005)

 “The social relations of large scale software system implementation”, with Stepulevage L, in Information, Communication & Ethics in Society, Troubador Publishing Ltd, PP.189-197 (2005)



Fellow  Higher Education Academy

Member  STIR (Society, Technology and Inequality) research group