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As we celebrate International Women’s Month this March, Honoris United Universities proudly aligns with the global theme, For ALL Women and Girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment.
At Nile University of Nigeria, innovation meets purpose as students push the boundaries of technology to create solutions that address real-world challenges.
Some of Honoris’ member and partner institutions share some of the different ways that they are teaming up with industry leaders to improve student outcomes and prepare graduates for the world of work.
Honoris believes that regional and global collaboration through employer partnerships has a positive impact on students, communities, the environment, and the economy.
To build a stable and prosperous future for Africa, it is crucial that education focuses on employability for the lifetime success of the learners.
Passionate about the importance of giving our students real-world experiences in order to help them to thrive in the world of work, Honoris institutions across the continent are working to develop strong industry partnerships to increase job placements.
by Houbeb Ajmi, Regional CEO, Honoris United Universities As we approach the end of 2020, a year with unforeseen global health challenges, international commentators are often asking, how did Africa retain its innate resilience in the fight against COVID-19? Despite under-staffed and under-resourced healthcare systems across the continent, the data shows a promising outlook in…
Student Experience / Entrepreneurship by Honoris Staff Writer A group of outstanding women get an entrepreneurial workout on transforming Africa, one community at a time.
Entrepreneurship by Honoris United Universities Staff Writer Africa is the world’s youngest and fastest-growing continent, averaging an impressive 6 percent growth per annum. While the continent has no shortage of challenges, from poverty and environmental issues to youth unemployment – South Africa, for example, has the world’s highest number of out-of-work youths, at 57 percent…