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SENUPH II focuses on building research capacity, supporting existing MSc programs, and expanding support for the PhD program on Infectious Diseases. The project is conducting a large malaria trial in the Southern Rift Valley of Ethiopia. In September 2024, the project held a progress report workshop at Arba Minch University/AMU and a field visit to the Arba Minch area and Mirab Abaya districts.
Andrea Kronstad Felde, PhD candidate at UiB in the NORHED II project Decolonizing Epistemologies has recently published a study in Higher Education. Read more about Andrea's study on the politicisation of Makerere University Students' Guild and the wider context in University World News.
Three years have passed since the SENUPH II project started. Here you can learn more about some of the project's achievements.
Dr. Wongani Kumwenda from the PRICE project is a first year MMed in the Nkhoma family medicine program, and she recently attended the WONCA conference in Sydney, Australia.
The NORHED-programme is currently in its second phase but we also share news on NORHED I-projects. The Survival Pluss project is one example of a project that was part of NORHED I, where results based on the work in the project continue to be reported.
Read about the impact of one of the NORHED I projects.
One of UiB's NORHED projects is presented in a recent article in Nature on how university partnerships that let PhD students split their time between two countries and keep jobs at home have many benefits.