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The School of Law, Economics, and Government’s Private Law Department hosted an international guest, Mr. Hendrik Puschmann, Partner and Co-Head of Inte...
read moreThe Department of Sociology and Population Studies recently hosted a UK-based visiting social worker, Kate Aspray, who is part of a UK charity called Support...
read moreStudents at the University of Malawi often interact with various specialists working in different fields through public lectures, which are regularly held on...
read moreWith the University of Malawi recognised as one of the region’s top universities, it is no surprise that our esteemed academic members continue to receive recognition on both the international and local stages. Just a few weeks after two of our outstanding female academic...
read moreIn a concerted effort to promote environmental awareness and preserve the Mulunguzi Dam water catchment in Zomba, the Public Relations Society of Malawi (PRSM) and the Southern Region Water Board (SRWB) joined forces with University of Malawi students from the Media and Development program, as we...
read moreIn commemoration of World Social Work Day on 18th March this year, the Social Work Students Society at the University of Malawi made a generous donation of assorted items to Grace Orphan Care in Thundu, Zomba. The students, accompanied by Mr. Austin Ndala, a UNIMA lecturer and...
read moreThe University of Malawi has signed Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with various international universities over the past years, including the University of Rovuma in Mozambique. As one way of implementing activities outlined in the MoU, a team of staff members from UNIMA, le...
read moreVarious student societies at the University of Malawi have the opportunity to interact with experts from different industries. The institution’s Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Cultural Studies Society (BACCS Society) recently hosted the Mibawa Television team on 14...
read moreThe Access to Information Act (ATIA) provides for the right of access to information in the custody of public and relevant private institutions; the processes and procedures related to obtaining that information; and to provide for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto.
For more information, contact the Information Officer through;
Mr. Alfred Iteta Banda
Deputy Registrar, University of Malawi
P.O.Box 280, Zomba
TeL : 0888765111
Email : atia@unima.ac.mw