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| + | Within our academic ecosystem, we have established cutting-edge technology and manufacturing lab spaces to foster innovation and collaboration. The Technology Development and Advancement Unit (TDAU) under the School of Engineering serves as a hub for pioneering research and development efforts. In addition, the CETC Information Technology Centre within the School of Computer Science provides state-of-the-art resources for technological advancements and research. | ||
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| + | Our commitment to student success extends to mentoring and professional development programs. The School of Geography offers mentoring opportunities connecting students with experienced mentors in their field. Across various schools, we regularly host public lectures featuring industry experts, academics, and thought leaders. Moreover, the Curtis Lloyd Mentorship Program is a standout initiative, connecting students with accomplished mentors from diverse industries. The Graduate School of Business plays an active role by organizing student development and career expos, facilitating networking with industry professionals and career exploration. Finally, the EIZ Mentorship Programme, hosted by the School of Engineering, bridges the gap between students and engineering professionals, providing invaluable industry insights and guidance for future career paths. These initiatives underscore our dedication to preparing students for success in academia and the professional world. | ||
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| + | To provide students with a glimpse of the real-world applications of their studies and to prepare them for life after university, we offer industry tours and encourage participation in industrial attachments and internships. These programs allow students to step outside the classroom and gain practical experience in their chosen fields. Industry tours provide firsthand exposure to various industries and their operations, helping students understand the practical implications of their academic knowledge. Additionally, our industrial attachment and internship opportunities enable students to work with leading companies, apply their skills, and build valuable professional networks. These experiences are invaluable in helping our students transition smoothly into the world after university, equipping them with the skills and confidence needed for a successful career journey. | ||
==4. Facilitating University Industry Collaboration== | ==4. Facilitating University Industry Collaboration== | ||
Revision as of 15:57, 16 September 2023
Contents
1. Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship
The university campus serves as a dynamic hub of academic and extracurricular activity, offering an array of opportunities to enrich the student experience. With a diverse range of extracurricular clubs and offerings spanning various interests, students here can engage in sports, arts, community service, and technology, fostering a sense of community and personal growth. Complementing this, a series of hands-on "How-To" workshops provide practical skills that are essential for academic and professional success. Furthermore, the university is committed to inspiring students through a rich tapestry of talks, seminars, and conferences featuring accomplished experts and thought leaders, creating an environment that fuels curiosity and encourages lifelong learning.
2. Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship
The university provides seed funding for startups within the geography department. This initiative reflects the institution's commitment to nurturing innovation and entrepreneurship among its students and faculty. The aim is to support budding entrepreneurs in the geography field by offering them the financial resources needed to turn their innovative ideas into viable businesses. The university believes that this investment will not only benefit the individuals involved but also contribute to the broader academic and economic landscape.
3. University Industry Collaboration
Technology, Industry, Manufacturing Lab Space:
Within our academic ecosystem, we have established cutting-edge technology and manufacturing lab spaces to foster innovation and collaboration. The Technology Development and Advancement Unit (TDAU) under the School of Engineering serves as a hub for pioneering research and development efforts. In addition, the CETC Information Technology Centre within the School of Computer Science provides state-of-the-art resources for technological advancements and research.
Mentoring, Advisor, or Business Networks:
Our commitment to student success extends to mentoring and professional development programs. The School of Geography offers mentoring opportunities connecting students with experienced mentors in their field. Across various schools, we regularly host public lectures featuring industry experts, academics, and thought leaders. Moreover, the Curtis Lloyd Mentorship Program is a standout initiative, connecting students with accomplished mentors from diverse industries. The Graduate School of Business plays an active role by organizing student development and career expos, facilitating networking with industry professionals and career exploration. Finally, the EIZ Mentorship Programme, hosted by the School of Engineering, bridges the gap between students and engineering professionals, providing invaluable industry insights and guidance for future career paths. These initiatives underscore our dedication to preparing students for success in academia and the professional world.
Industry Tours, Industrial Attachments, and Internships:
To provide students with a glimpse of the real-world applications of their studies and to prepare them for life after university, we offer industry tours and encourage participation in industrial attachments and internships. These programs allow students to step outside the classroom and gain practical experience in their chosen fields. Industry tours provide firsthand exposure to various industries and their operations, helping students understand the practical implications of their academic knowledge. Additionally, our industrial attachment and internship opportunities enable students to work with leading companies, apply their skills, and build valuable professional networks. These experiences are invaluable in helping our students transition smoothly into the world after university, equipping them with the skills and confidence needed for a successful career journey.
4. Facilitating University Industry Collaboration
5. Landscape Canvas
[1] 2023 Fall Landscape Canvas: The University of Zambia - Google Sheets
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