Annual Meeting of the Alliance for African Partnership (AAP)
Annual Meeting of the Alliance for African Partnership (AAP)
Annual Meeting of the Alliance for African Partnership (AAP)
Annual Meeting of the Alliance for African Partnership (AAP)
Annual Meeting of the Alliance for African Partnership (AAP)
Annual Meeting of the Alliance for African Partnership (AAP)
Annual Meeting of the Alliance for African Partnership (AAP)
Annual Meeting of the Alliance for African Partnership (AAP)
Annual Meeting of the Alliance for African Partnership (AAP)
Annual Meeting of the Alliance for African Partnership (AAP)
Annual Meeting of the Alliance for African Partnership (AAP)
Global Partnerships Must Leave More Than Projects Behind, AAP Leaders Tell African Universities
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 / 20 September 2026 / 0 comments
African universities and their international partners must rethink the meaning of collaboration by ensuring that partnerships leave behind stronger institutions, better-equipped researchers, new knowledge and lasting solutions for communities, higher education leaders have said.
Annual Meeting of the Alliance for African Partnership (AAP)
Academic Leaders Push Universities to Turn Research into Innovation and Impact
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 / 20 September 2026 / 0 comments
African universities must move beyond producing knowledge for academic shelves and build stronger pathways that turn research into innovation, entrepreneurship, investment, jobs and solutions to society’s most pressing challenges, higher education leaders have said.
African universities are being called upon to do more than prepare graduates to look for jobs
African universities are being called upon to do more than prepare graduates to look for jobs
African universities are being called upon to do more than prepare graduates to look for jobs
African universities are being called upon to do more than prepare graduates to look for jobs
African universities are being called upon to do more than prepare graduates to look for jobs
African universities are being called upon to do more than prepare graduates to look for jobs
African universities are being called upon to do more than prepare graduates to look for jobs
African universities are being called upon to do more than prepare graduates to look for jobs
African universities are being called upon to do more than prepare graduates to look for jobs
African universities are being called upon to do more than prepare graduates to look for jobs
African universities are being called upon to do more than prepare graduates to look for jobs
AAP Dialogue: Universities Hold Key to Africa’s Employment Challenge as AI Reshapes Future of Work
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 / 18 September 2026 / 0 comments
As artificial intelligence (AI) rapidly changes how people work, African universities are being called upon to do more than prepare graduates to look for jobs—they must help create a generation capable of innovating, solving problems and shaping the future of work.
lecturers and academic leaders from across Africa came together to share experiences on graduate teaching assistantship, inclusion and strategic partnerships.
lecturers and academic leaders from across Africa came together to share experiences on graduate teaching assistantship, inclusion and strategic partnerships.
lecturers and academic leaders from across Africa came together to share experiences on graduate teaching assistantship, inclusion and strategic partnerships.
lecturers and academic leaders from across Africa came together to share experiences on graduate teaching assistantship, inclusion and strategic partnerships.
lecturers and academic leaders from across Africa came together to share experiences on graduate teaching assistantship, inclusion and strategic partnerships.
lecturers and academic leaders from across Africa came together to share experiences on graduate teaching assistantship, inclusion and strategic partnerships.
lecturers and academic leaders from across Africa came together to share experiences on graduate teaching assistantship, inclusion and strategic partnerships.
lecturers and academic leaders from across Africa came together to share experiences on graduate teaching assistantship, inclusion and strategic partnerships.
African Universities Share Lessons on Graduate Teaching as AAP Meeting Opens at UDSM
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 / 18 September 2026 / 0 comments
What does it take to prepare the next generation of university teachers—and, ultimately, improve the learning experience of students across Africa?
University graduates should look beyond searching for employment and develop the mindset, leadership skills
University graduates should look beyond searching for employment and develop the mindset, leadership skills
University graduates should look beyond searching for employment and develop the mindset, leadership skills
University graduates should look beyond searching for employment and develop the mindset, leadership skills
University graduates should look beyond searching for employment and develop the mindset, leadership skills
University graduates should look beyond searching for employment and develop the mindset, leadership skills
University graduates should look beyond searching for employment and develop the mindset, leadership skills
University graduates should look beyond searching for employment and develop the mindset, leadership skills
University graduates should look beyond searching for employment and develop the mindset, leadership skills
University graduates should look beyond searching for employment and develop the mindset, leadership skills
University graduates should look beyond searching for employment and develop the mindset, leadership skills
UDSM Challenges Graduates to Think Like CEOs and Create Opportunities
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University graduates should look beyond searching for employment and develop the mindset, leadership skills and initiative to identify and create opportunities in an increasingly competitive professional world, a professional development programme at the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) has emphasised.
University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM), in collaboration with the Jakaya Kikwete Cardiac Institute (JKCI), is strengthening the critical care nursing workforce, with 15 nurses from Tanzania, Rwanda and Zambia completing a six-month Competency-Based Training in Critical Care for Nurses.
University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM), in collaboration with the Jakaya Kikwete Cardiac Institute (JKCI), is strengthening the critical care nursing workforce, with 15 nurses from Tanzania, Rwanda and Zambia completing a six-month Competency-Based Training in Critical Care for Nurses.
University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM), in collaboration with the Jakaya Kikwete Cardiac Institute (JKCI), is strengthening the critical care nursing workforce, with 15 nurses from Tanzania, Rwanda and Zambia completing a six-month Competency-Based Training in Critical Care for Nurses.
University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM), in collaboration with the Jakaya Kikwete Cardiac Institute (JKCI), is strengthening the critical care nursing workforce, with 15 nurses from Tanzania, Rwanda and Zambia completing a six-month Competency-Based Training in Critical Care for Nurses.
University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM), in collaboration with the Jakaya Kikwete Cardiac Institute (JKCI), is strengthening the critical care nursing workforce, with 15 nurses from Tanzania, Rwanda and Zambia completing a six-month Competency-Based Training in Critical Care for Nurses.
University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM), in collaboration with the Jakaya Kikwete Cardiac Institute (JKCI), is strengthening the critical care nursing workforce, with 15 nurses from Tanzania, Rwanda and Zambia completing a six-month Competency-Based Training in Critical Care for Nurses.
University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM), in collaboration with the Jakaya Kikwete Cardiac Institute (JKCI), is strengthening the critical care nursing workforce, with 15 nurses from Tanzania, Rwanda and Zambia completing a six-month Competency-Based Training in Critical Care for Nurses.
University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM), in collaboration with the Jakaya Kikwete Cardiac Institute (JKCI), is strengthening the critical care nursing workforce, with 15 nurses from Tanzania, Rwanda and Zambia completing a six-month Competency-Based Training in Critical Care for Nurses.
University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM), in collaboration with the Jakaya Kikwete Cardiac Institute (JKCI), is strengthening the critical care nursing workforce, with 15 nurses from Tanzania, Rwanda and Zambia completing a six-month Competency-Based Training in Critical Care for Nurses.
From Training to Saving Lives: UDSM–JKCI Build Critical Care Nursing Capacity Across East and Southern Africa
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 / 18 September 2026 / 0 comments
When a patient arrives in critical condition, every decision matters—and behind many of those decisions are nurses whose specialised knowledge and skills can make a crucial difference.
UDSM Trains Staff to Act Fast and Safely in Fire Emergencies
UDSM Trains Staff to Act Fast and Safely in Fire Emergencies
UDSM Trains Staff to Act Fast and Safely in Fire Emergencies
UDSM Trains Staff to Act Fast and Safely in Fire Emergencies
UDSM Trains Staff to Act Fast and Safely in Fire Emergencies
UDSM Trains Staff to Act Fast and Safely in Fire Emergencies
UDSM Trains Staff to Act Fast and Safely in Fire Emergencies
UDSM Trains Staff to Act Fast and Safely in Fire Emergencies
UDSM Trains Staff to Act Fast and Safely in Fire Emergencies
UDSM Trains Staff to Act Fast and Safely in Fire Emergencies
UDSM Trains Staff to Act Fast and Safely in Fire Emergencies
UDSM Trains Staff to Act Fast and Safely in Fire Emergencies
UDSM Trains Staff to Act Fast and Safely in Fire Emergencies
UDSM Trains Staff to Act Fast and Safely in Fire Emergencies
When Seconds Matter: UDSM Trains Staff to Act Fast and Safely in Fire Emergencies
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 / 18 September 2026 / 0 comments
A fire can turn a routine working day into an emergency within minutes, leaving little time for hesitation. To strengthen its readiness for such situations, the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) has trained staff from across the University on fire prevention, firefighting and safe emergency response.
Dr. Glenn Agung Hole
Welcome Dr. Glenn Agung Hole as Visiting Professor
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 / 18 September 2026 / 0 comments

The University of Dar es Salaam has appointed Dr. Glenn Agung Hole as Visiting Professor at the University of Dar es Salaam Business School (UDBS), recognising his internationally acclaimed contributions to entrepreneurship, institutional economics, innovation systems, and sustainable economic development.

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