Question: What are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.


Question: How do I apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary


Question: Is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A


Question: I need to know — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: How does — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: I need to know — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: What are the rules about — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: I need to know — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: Could you clarify — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: Tell me about — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: I need to know — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: What are the rules about — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: Help me understand — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: Please explain — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: What is — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: What is — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: Can you tell me — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: Please explain — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: Please explain — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: How does — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: How does — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: Tell me about — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: Please explain — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: Can you tell me — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: I need to know — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: How does — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: Tell me about — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: I need to know — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: I am confused about — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: What is — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: What is — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: What are the rules about — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: How does — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: Could you clarify — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: Can you tell me — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: Help me understand — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: What are the rules about — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: I am confused about — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: What are the rules about — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: What is — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: Tell me about — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: What are the rules about — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: I need to know — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: Tell me about — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: What are the rules about — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: What are the rules about — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: Help me understand — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: Could you clarify — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: I am confused about — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: Help me understand — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: Help me understand — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: Please explain — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: I need to know — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: How does — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: Can you tell me — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: Please explain — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: Help me understand — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: Help me understand — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: I am confused about — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: Could you clarify — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: Please explain — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: How does — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: What is — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: Please explain — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: Please explain — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: I am confused about — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: Could you clarify — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: Please explain — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: How does — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: Can you tell me — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: I need to know — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: I need to know — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: Can you tell me — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: How does — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: Tell me about — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: How does — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: What are the rules about — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: I am confused about — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: Can you tell me — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: What are the rules about — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: I am confused about — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: Could you clarify — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: I am confused about — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: What is — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: Please explain — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: I am confused about — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: Help me understand — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: What is — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: What are the rules about — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.


Question: I need to know — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: How does — what are the hostel rules?

Answer:
University hostel rules at MUST (and most Ugandan universities):

**Curfew:**
- Female hostels: Gates close at 10:00 PM (weekdays), 11:00 PM (weekends)
- Male hostels: Gates close at 11:00 PM (weekdays), midnight (weekends)
- Students arriving after curfew must sign in with the warden

**Guest Policy:**
- Visitors allowed in common areas only (not in rooms)
- Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Overnight visitors are strictly prohibited
- Opposite-gender visitors not allowed in room blocks

**Room Rules:**
- No cooking in rooms (fire hazard)
- No loud music after 10:00 PM
- Keep rooms clean — inspection every Friday
- Report damage to hostel warden immediately

**Prohibited:**
- Alcohol and drugs on university premises
- Candles/open flames
- Pets
- Sub-letting your room to non-students

Violation of hostel rules can result in immediate eviction and disciplinary action.

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: Please explain — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: Tell me about — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: I am confused about — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Remember:** Policies may update annually. Always confirm with the relevant office.


Question: What are the rules about — is there internet access in the hostels?

Answer:
Internet access in university hostels:

**University Wi-Fi:**
- MUST provides campus-wide Wi-Fi through the RENU (Research and Education Network Uganda) connection
- Coverage includes hostels, lecture halls, library, and student centres
- Login with your student ID and university-issued password

**Speed and Reliability:**
- Typical speeds: 5–20 Mbps shared across campus
- Peak times (evenings) may be slower
- The ICT department monitors and manages bandwidth

**Data Limits:**
Some universities apply a daily/monthly data quota per student account.
Check with the ICT Department for current limits.

**Personal Data (Recommended):**
Many students also use personal MTN/Airtel data bundles for:
- Video streaming (YouTube, Netflix) — often blocked on campus Wi-Fi
- Reliable connection during peak hours

**ICT Help Desk:** ict@must.ac.ug or visit the ICT Centre in Block A

**Still have questions?** Visit the relevant office or email info@must.ac.ug


Question: Can you tell me — how do i apply for hostel accommodation?

Answer:
To apply for university hostel accommodation:

**Step 1: Get Your Admission Letter**
You must be a confirmed student before applying for hostel.

**Step 2: Visit the Dean of Students' Office**
- Located in the Main Administration Building
- Collect a Hostel Application Form
- Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday

**Step 3: Submit Your Application**
Fill in the form and attach:
- Copy of admission letter
- Copy of fee payment receipt (at least 60% paid)
- Passport photo

**Step 4: Wait for Allocation**
- Allocations are done on a first-come-first-served basis
- Priority given to: Year 1 students, female students, students with disabilities
- You will receive a Room Allocation Letter with your block and room number

**Step 5: Report to Hostel Warden**
- Carry your allocation letter and ID
- Inspect the room and sign the condition form
- Pay any outstanding hostel fees at the Bursary

**Tip:** Document everything — keep copies of all forms and receipts.