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  • International Career Writing Programme (ICWP)

    The International Career Writing Program (ICWP) is a twelve month’s British Academic funded project led by Lancaster University in collaboration with Kenyatta University in Kenya, Academy of Sciences and IRESSEF from Senegal as core partners.

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    International Career Writing Programme (ICWP)
  • Global Sustainable Phosphorus Summit to be held in Africa for the first time

    HOLD THE DATE: 8th Global Sustainable Phosphorus Summit (SPS8) will be held in the continent of Africa, 30th September – 3rd October 2025, Accra (Ghana)

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    Global Sustainable Phosphorus Summit to be held in Africa for the first time
  • Enhanced Training Programme in Nigerian Universities Bridges Gap Between Academia and Industry

    A groundbreaking pilot project, The Enhanced Approach to Career and Entrepreneurship Training in Universities across Nigeria, is making strides to bridge the longstanding divide between Nigerian academia and industry. Spearheaded by the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) in collaboration with Lancaster University UK, Envirofly Consulting UK, the British Council, and the National Universities Commission,

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    Enhanced Training Programme in Nigerian Universities Bridges Gap Between Academia and Industry
  • Commonwealth Professional Fellows complete their programmes

    The 2024 Commonwealth Professional Fellowship programme at Lancaster University highlighted transformative learning for three African professionals. Each participant brought unique perspectives and gained insights into integrating research, entrepreneurship and environmental solutions.

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    Commonwealth Professional Fellows complete their programmes
  • A showcase event for Ghanaian headteachers

    Over 70 participants from local schools, research scientists and politicians gathered in an Accra school to view an example of an ARIP collaboration.

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    A showcase event for Ghanaian headteachers