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DVC Dr Ray Ndikumana, PhD, SCPM met with Agribusiness graduates at the conclusion of a two-day workshop aimed at training them to become champions of the Society of the University Village Initiative (SUVI). The workshop focused on developing solution-driven projects to address key

Pleased to see the continued engagement between PhD students in Management and the College leadership. Strengthening doctoral training is at the heart of our collaboration, and such interactions provide invaluable guidance to students as they progress in their academic journey.

A highly productive dialogue takes place with 53 investors and university representatives from Sweden and Finland who have been gathered in Kigali since yesterday. Today, we continue fostering discussions and exchanges that have already resulted in new agreements between the

Today marks the beginning of the 31st commemoration of the Genocide against the Tutsi. Remember – Unite – Renew. #Kwibuka31

We are incredibly proud of your achievement and look forward to the impact your research will have on HPV prevention strategies in #Rwanda, #Africa and beyond. Well done, Dr. Schifra!

🟢99 PhD graduates 🔵60 ongoing PhD students 🟣5 PhD programs launched at UR 🟤Over 100 research grants supported ⚫️30 innovation projects underway ⚪️Significant support in ICT & library infrastructure And the list goes on. This partnership has truly delivered impressive results

Kudos to Sylvere for facilitating such a productive dialogue among key actors. Stakeholders engagement is at the heart of our mission to promote co-creation & practical solutions. 👏 to Chalmers University of Tech for partnering with us & helping bring this initiative to life!

I’ve always considered the UR Sweden Programme as one of the most impactful collaboration! #Rwanda #Sweden Ministry of Education | Rwanda Ray Ndikumana, PhD, SCPM

Today, our team from University of Rwanda joined counterparts from 14 Swedish universities for a 3-day Annual Dialogue Meeting [#ADM] at Göteborgs universitet / University of Gothenburg #Sweden. Discussions focus on the progress of PhD training in #Rwanda & Sweden, as well as collaborative efforts in research & innovation

As part of the UR Sweden Programme Annual Dialogue Meeting taking place in #Sweden, UR team led by Vice Chancellor Prof. Prof. MD Kayihura , visited the Track and Fuse program at Chalmers University of Technology this morning. This makerspace and innovation lab brings together education,

Our Program Coordinator, Prof Etienne Ruvebana noted that the program has been a source of hope & transformation through its educational journey. He emphasized on looking beyond the numbers & consider how research & training have translated into meaningful changes in the community.

Martina F. Mohlin, Head of Dev't Cooperation at Sweden in Rwanda hailed the Program for producing a critical mass that is making a difference at University of Rwanda & across #Rwanda. She emphasized the importance of utilizing research results to contribute to poverty reduction in the country

As we conclude the UR Sweden Programme Annual Dialogue Meeting in #Sweden, Vice Chancellor Prof Prof. MD Kayihura expressed his satisfaction with the program’s contributions to the Government of #Rwanda. He emphasized the need for continued expansion of the Program interventions to

Next month, J. Bosco Munyemana from University of Rwanda is set to defend his PhD thesis on “Enteric Infections in Rwandan Children Under 5 Years.” He has just nailed his thesis from Göteborgs universitet / University of Gothenburg #Swedden. Stay tuned for June as he takes this final academic step. Wishing him all the best

A research dissemination workshop was held today, bringing together business motorcyclists and bicycle cyclists. Led by researchers from the College of Medicine and Health Sciences, the study worked with motorcyclists and cyclists from #Nyagatare and #Nyarugenge districts in

“When professional emergency responders take longer to arrive, it is often business drivers; motorcyclists, cyclists, and other transport providers; who become first responders by default,” said Prof. Abraham Mitike, Principal of UR-CMHS, while opening the research dissemination

Our coordinator, Prof Etienne Ruvebana, who attended the research dissemination workshop on managing road-traffic accident victims in #Rwanda, noted that the study aligns with the Program's core mission: Generating knowledge that advances best practices & drives community transformation

Katarina Westman, Senior Research Advisor at Sweden in Rwanda, emphasized the need to scale up the research findings on managing road-traffic accident victims to ensure that everyone is equipped to respond effectively in the event of an accident.