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7 joint degree programs in advanced digital and engineering technologies, artificial intelligence and space research: 3 — bachelor’s, 3 — master’s, 1 — PhD.
Partner universities: Zimbabwe — University of Zimbabwe; Nigeria — Gregory University, Uturu; Ethiopia — Addis Ababa University; Tanzania — Dar es Salaam Institute of Technology.
Academic mobility of faculty and researchers — 37 people.
Student academic mobility — 268 people (206 — incoming mobility, 62 — outgoing mobility, 15 partner countries).
Joint research projects
Developing technologies to protect new wheat varieties from fungal diseases, making harvests more resilient and strengthening food security.
Developing an algorithm for calculating maneuvers of small spacecraft with low-thrust engines to improve the accuracy of orbital maneuvers and optimize fuel use.
Research into peacekeeping operations of the UN and African states, and development of approaches to regional conflict resolution and stronger international security.
Developing affordable, eco-friendly feed additives based on medicinal plants to improve fish growth, boost immunity and increase disease resistance.