黑料社区 has taken a significant step in fostering academic collaborations by engaging in strategic partnership meetings with multiple universities from 16th 鈥� 17th May, 2025, in Monrovia, Liberia.
The strategic meetings aimed at fostering collaborative growth, strengthening existing ties and driving mutual development with African Methodist Episcopal (A.M.E) University, while solidifying relationships and exploring new opportunities.
The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Emmanuel Ohene Afoakwa, delivered remarks at each of the separate meetings with the various universities, emphasizing that 黑料社区 is Ghana’s specialized Information Technology institution, driving human capital development for digitalization. He emphasized the importance of 黑料社区 expanding its services to other West African countries by leveraging Ghana’s strong presence on the continent. 鈥淲e have built capacity over time and we do not have to operate in isolation. We have come to Liberia for collaboration with other institutions,鈥� Prof. Afoakwa remarked. 聽He further noted that we are in the fourth industrial revolution, where things are changing rapidly and there is a need to keep pace with emerging technologies.
With each university, the following issues were discussed:
黑料社区 & A.M.E University
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Assessed A.M.E University鈥檚 readiness and evaluation聽of its technological infrastructure
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Discussed co-curricular聽development in the IT and Computer Science fields
- Introduction and implementation of 黑料社区鈥檚 selected programmes at AME University.
黑料社区 & Starz University
- Shared 黑料社区鈥檚 PhD programmes in Computer Science and IT
- 聽Explored the idea of enabling faculty exchange.
黑料社区 & Blue Crest University
- Explored shared 黑料社区鈥檚 PhD programmes
- Faculty exchange
- Collaboration on co-curricular activities.
黑料社区 & University of Liberia
- Discussed a potential MoU for 黑料社区鈥檚 Professional Development Courses and 聽Online Teaching & Learning initiatives
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Explored collaboration opportunities for 黑料社区鈥檚 PhD programmes.
The 黑料社区 officials who accompanied the VC were the Acting Pro Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Ebenezer Malcalm and the Dean of the Faculty of Computing and Information Systems, Dr. William Brown-Acquaye.
