Max and Sherry Dine and Lounge Founders Inspire UNIMA Students
Entrepreneurs Hope and Tamika Mezuwa, founders of Max and Sherry Dine and Lounge, delivered an inspiring lecture to computer science students at the University of Malawi on Thursday, 5th March, sharing practical insights on digital marketing and brand development. The lecture, titled “Clicks to Impact: Building a Brand in th...
read moreUNIMAX Partner Group geared to advance demographic research
The University of Malawi, through the Department of Sociology and Population Studies, hosted officials from the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research and launched the UNIMAX Group Kick-Off Workshop on 24th and 25th February 2025 at the Malawi Sun Hotel and Conference Centre in Blantyre. The workshop aimed to strengthen...
read moreBSc Electronics students experience real-world broadcasting technology at Chanco Radio and TV
On Wednesday 4th March 2026, Third Year Bachelor of Science in Electronics students had an educational visit to Chanco Community Radio and Television where they had an opportunity to relate what they learn in class and the practical aspects of their field. The 28 students explored the station&...
read moreStudents on the Move: Marching Against Plastic Waste at UNIMA
A spirited group of students from the University of Malawi Wildlife and Environmental Society (UNIMAWES) on 24th February 2026 presented a petition to the UNIMA administration, calling for urgent intervention on environmental challenges affecting the campus. Before submitting the petition, the students staged a peaceful march around the ...
read moreUNIMA Joins READ Project to Advance Renewable Energy
As part of its internationalisation and research collaboration agenda, the University of Malawi (UNIMA) is participating in the Renewable Energy Advancement for Inclusive Development in Sub-Saharan Africa (READ) Erasmus+ Capacity Building Project. The initiative aims to strengthen renewable energy education, research, and innovation across the A...
read moreBridging Secondary and Higher Education: St Andrews Visits UNIMA
A group of Year 9 and Year 10 students from St Andrews International High School visited the University of Malawi (UNIMA) on 10th February, 2026, to gain insight into university life and interact with students and staff from the School of Natural and Applied Sciences. The visit fo...
read moreStatisticians Host Training on Causal Inference in Health Research
The University of Malawi, with support from the Sub-Saharan Africa Consortium for Advanced Biostatistics Training (SACCAB), conducted a three-day workshop at the Brown Chimphamba Laboratories on its Chirunga Campus from 10th to 12th February 2026. The workshop, themed “Introduction to Causal Inference for Observational S...
read moreUNIMA Joins National Initiative to Strengthen Climate Data for Climate Services
The University of Malawi (UNIMA) joined key national and international stakeholders at a high-level meeting organised by the Development Fund of Norway to engage with leadership from the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (NORAD) on progress under the Agriculture ...
read moreYoung Minds Energized by UNIMA Experience
Excitement and curiosity filled the air as about 300 students from three Malawian secondary schools set foot on the University of Malawi (UNIMA) campus for an inspiring educational visit on 6th February, 2026. Learners from Henry Henderson Secondary School of Excellence...
read moreUniversity of Malawi Concludes Two-Day Self-Assessment Training Workshop
In a move to enhance the University’s standards, the University of Malawi has completed a two-day interactive training workshop on internal quality assurance which took place at the Economics building. The workshop, which began on 10 February, 2026, was designed to orient Heads of Department, School Self-Assessment Committee member...
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