Moses Murandu

Dr. Moses Murandu is a Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing at the University of Wolverhampton’s Faculty of Education, Health and Wellbeing. With a PhD in Clinical Studies from the University of Birmingham (2015), he specializes in wound care and natural remedies, particularly granulated sugar therapy for wounds. His work bridges clinical practice and academic research, focusing on evidence-based innovations.

• PhD in Clinical Studies (University of Birmingham, 2015)
• Postgraduate Certificate in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education (University of Wolverhampton)
• Managing Clinical Trials Training (University of Birmingham)

Research: Dr. Murandu’s research spans wound care, natural products, and global health collaborations. His 2015 PhD thesis on sugar therapy for necrotic wounds sparked international recognition, including awards and media coverage. Current projects explore sugar applications and natural treatments for back pain.

Awards:

• 2015: Third place, Journal of Wound Care, 'Best research from a Developing Country'
• 2017: Third place, 'Patient Wellbeing'
• 2017: First place, 'Best research from a Developing Country'
• 2018: Third place, 'Best research from a Developing Country'

Teaching and Supervision: Dr. Murandu mentors Master of Public Health and doctoral students, co-supervised an MPhil student from the University of Cape Town, and teaches hepatobiliary nursing, public health, and advanced clinical practice.