KNUST and University of Seychelles Forge Landmark Partnership to Advance Education and Research

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Ellis Ferdinand
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KNUST and University of Seychelles Forge Landmark Partnership to Advance Education and Research

Ferdinand | EducationGhana |  February 15| KNUST and University of Seychelles Forge Landmark Partnership to Advance Education and Research

Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) and the University of Seychelles (UniSey) have signed an MoU to foster academic collaboration, research, and cultural exchange.

 

KNUST and University of Seychelles Sign MoU to Enhance Academic and Research Collaboration

In a groundbreaking move to advance international education and research, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) and the University of Seychelles (UniSey) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to foster academic cooperation, cultural exchange, and research collaboration.

The partnership, which was officially sealed at a ceremony attended by top officials from both institutions, marks a significant step in strengthening ties between Ghana and Seychelles in the fields of education, research, and innovation.

 

Key Areas of Collaboration

The MoU outlines several core areas of cooperation, including:

  • Joint Research Projects – Facilitating collaborative research in key academic disciplines.
  • Student and Faculty Exchange Programs – Enabling students and lecturers to gain international exposure and cross-cultural experiences.
  • Curriculum Development – Strengthening academic programs to reflect global educational standards.
  • Technology and Innovation – Encouraging the exchange of ideas in scientific and technological advancements.
  • Cultural Exchange and Preservation – Promoting mutual understanding and appreciation of Ghanaian and Seychellois heritage.

 

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Leadership Perspectives on the Partnership

Professor Rita Akosua Dickson, Vice-Chancellor of KNUST, emphasized the transformative impact of the collaboration:

“This MoU is more than just a partnership between two universities; it is a bridge connecting Ghana and Seychelles in pursuit of education, innovation, and cultural exchange. Together, we can unlock new opportunities for our students and faculty while contributing to global progress.”

Similarly, UniSey’s Vice-Chancellor expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration:

“The University of Seychelles is proud to collaborate with KNUST, one of Africa’s leading institutions. This partnership will enable us to explore new horizons in research and education, benefiting not only our students but also the broader communities we serve.”

A Long-Term Vision for Global Impact

The initial phase of the partnership is set for a five-year period, with provisions for renewal and periodic assessments to measure its impact. Both universities are committed to securing funding for joint activities and expanding their collaboration over time.

As noted by the Honorary Consul of Seychelles in Ghana:

“This partnership is a testament to the enduring friendship between Seychelles and Ghana and a shared belief in the transformative power of education.”

 

Conclusion

The MoU between KNUST and UniSey is set to create lasting educational and research opportunities, not only for students and faculty but also for the broader academic community. By fostering innovation, knowledge exchange, and cultural understanding, this partnership exemplifies the global nature of higher education and the limitless possibilities of international collaboration.

 

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