2.0. Field Attachment Report: Makerere University
2.0. Field Attachment Report: Makerere University
2.0. Field Attachment Report: Makerere University
Every student shall be required to produce a field attachment report at the end of the exercise, which
report should be checked and signed by both the Field and University Supervisors. It should be well
written in good English and systematically organised following the format below:
i. Cover page - should be neatly laid down and formatted taking the example below:
MAKERERE UNIVERSITY
A REPORT ON
FIELD ATTACHMENT/ INTERNSHIP AT
(Name of Place of Attachment)
Field Attachment Period (June - August .................)
BY
(NAME OF STUDENT)
(REG NO OF STUDENT)
Field attachment Report submitted to the School of computing and Informatics Technology
In Partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of (state your Programme) of Makerere
University Kampala
(Name & Signature of Student)
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ii. Declaration Page-the student should confirm the authenticity/ originality of the report and
own it as his/hers, with indication that due acknowledgement was accordingly done in form of
citations, quotations and references to other people’s ideas/work where used.
iii. Acknowledgement page - the student should acknowledge those who contributed the successful
completion of his/her field attachment/ internship
iv. Abstract - This provides the key issues of the students work and experiences,
lessons learnt challenges, conclusions and recommendations. This should be brief and to point,
but with the ability to highlight to the reader the picture of the main report.
v. Table of contents - This should show the contents of the report by chapters, sections and
subsections with the page numbers on which such content is found in the report
vi. List of Figures - Every figure in the report should have its caption at its bottom, and such
captions should be listed here with the page numbers on which the respective figures are found/
indicated. Such figures shall be numbered indicating their titles, and the numbering should
follow the chapter numbers e.g. Figure 2.1 meaning figure 1 in Chapter 2.
vii. List of Tables - All tables should be numbered and headed just like figures above, and listed on
the tables’ page reflecting the respective page numbers.
viii. List of acronyms/ Abbreviations - Abbreviations and acronyms used in the report should be
listed and their full meaning reflected/ given.
This should be arranged in chapters/ Sections and presented coherently with maturity in the way and
style of writing. The different chapters or sections should include:
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2.2.2. Chapter Two: Student’s Experiences
1. Conclusions - emphasise your important points in the report including strengths and weaknesses
2. Recommendations - This part should include recommendations to strengthen the Field
Attachment/ internship programme as part of the curriculum at Makerere University; as well as
for improvement of service delivery at your place of attachment. Recommendations can also
focus on advising other students for future Internship/ Field Attachment.
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Reference
All cited sources of information/ material used in the field attachment report should be listed using
academically acceptable style (either American Psychological Association (APA) or Harvard style of
referencing).
APPENDICES
Any other additional material providing further information to the report should be appended and
labelled accordingly. These could be tables, photographs, Charts.