This academic alliance in pharmacy will reinforce the world-class education offered at both institutes and, furthermore, strive to produce actionable research and innovate industry techniques.
The centre, designated as the FIP-UNESCO UNITWIN (university twinning) Centre For Excellence, will be led by five founding universities from the 28 WPR countries.
Held at QIU’s state-of-the-art teaching space: Edu Hub, this august event marked a momentous rite of passage for students desiring to build careers in public health and service.
This latest honour underlines the quality and standing of our academics in their respective fields.
Learning is all about opening our minds to different perspectives, and we’re always glad to share knowledge with students and academics from different countries. QIU
The agreement will see both parties cooperating on student and staff development, including internships, study and industrial visits and information exchange in the areas of learning, teaching and research requirements.
The agreement will see both parties collaborate on merit-based scholarships, internship programmes and job shadowing, among others.
Congratulations to the Faculty of Pharmacy on the graduation of our latest batch of newly minted pharmacists during the 7th Convocation Ceremony—and their first valedictorian!
The campaign served as a training ground for future pharmacists to undergo the rigours of their profession and showcase their spirit of community service.
All told, our team won three gold awards, four silvers, three bronzes, and three special awards. This tally means we’ve won 81 awards in only four years of taking part!
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