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As the global spotlight turned towards education as a catalyst for future growth and resilience at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland, Honoris stands at the forefront of shaping Africa’s educational landscape.
In a world of constant disruption, it is imperative that we train our students for the modern workplace by exposing them to tech-enabled healthcare early in their learning process.
In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare delivery, education stands as the cornerstone for preparing competent professionals capable of navigating the complexities of modern healthcare. This is particularly crucial in the pan-African context, where the demand for skilled healthcare professionals continues to rise alongside advancements in medical technology.
Located in Morocco, L’Ecole d’Architecture de Casablanca (EAC) has enshrined among its founding principles the respect of international standards of training and the anchoring of its teaching around issues related to architectural creation, landscape, and urban planning.
As a proudly African network committed to empowering our graduates to thrive in a globalised world, we are passionate about giving our students the opportunity to learn from other cultures through international academic exchanges.
What sets Honoris institutions apart from other universities is our strong emphasis on employability to ensure that all our 71,000 students including the 23,000 we graduated this year, are well prepared for the labour market and the future of work.
Each year, we define our employability priorities in line with labour market trends to improve student and alumni employability and best prepare our graduates to take on the jobs of tomorrow.
Nile University held its 3rd annual career fair as part of its ongoing efforts to boost student employability. The event, which was organized by the University’s Career Services Center, had a record attendance of over 3,000 students and alumni as well as more than 40 organizations.
When Honoris United Universities convened the collective expertise of its first member institutions back in 2017, our mission to educate for impact was in response to the complex challenges that the Fourth Industrial Revolution is accelerating. Now, as the first and largest network of higher education institutions in Africa, with over 61,000 students across 32…
In our technology-driven world, digital tools have profoundly transformed the realm of education. Higher education institutions in particular have witnessed first-hand an accelerated transition to online practices and virtual communities.