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EXPLORING GEOGRAPHY SOS PRIMARY SCHOOLS EDUCATIONAL VISIT TO UNIMA

On the 24th of November, 2023, a cohort of Standard 7 students from SOS Primary School in Blantyre visited the University of Malawi for an educational tour. The primary objective was to explore the University's Map Library and the GIS Lab at the Department of Geography, Earth Sciences and Environment, as part of their Geography...

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A DAY AT RBM EDUCATIONAL VISIT FOR 4TH YEAR ACTUARIAL SCIENCE STUDENTS

In the course of their studies, University of Malawi students often have the opportunity to interact with and gain firsthand experience from potential employers. Not only do they acquire valuable experience, but they also showcase the skills and knowledge they have acquired during their years at the University. This is what happened on 24th Nove...

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A NEW ERA BEGINS SWEARING IN THE NEW UNIMA SRC

On 23rd November, 2023 Students gathered in the Chikowi Lecture Theatre to witness the swearing-in of the president-elect, Mr Thanks Elia Mwalwanda, and the entire Student Representative Council. On that day, Vice Chancellor Professor Samson Sajidu delegated the Executive Dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Dr Emmanuel Ngwira, ...

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LEG RECOGNIZES TOP PERFORMING LAW STUDENTS

It is evident that the University of Malawi Management places great importance on acknowledging and celebrating exceptional students. On November 21, 2023, the School of Law, Economics, and Government, particularly the Law section, took a moment to recognize the 62 top performers among diploma and degree program students for the academic year 20...

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UNIMA STUDENT CAPTURES HEARTS WITH MUSIC PERFORMANCE

The University of Malawi showcases an abundance of talent through its students, who are recognized not only locally but also internationally for the brilliance they have gained in the corridors where talent and excellence converge. Mr. Amidu Ibrahim, a third-year student pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Humanities from the School of Humanities and...

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YOUTH TAKE CENTER STAGE AT PRE COP 28 SUMMIT

At the University of Malawi, students gain not just classroom knowledge but also derive benefits from engaging with diverse organizations that provide practical insights into their studies. This engagement provides students with a platform to apply their acquired knowledge and offer solutions to various issues in the country. On November 18, 202...

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CAMPAIGN FOR UNIMA SRC PRESIDENCY REACHES HIGHLIGHT WITH DEBATE

Every year, students elect leaders into the Students Representative Council (SRC). The journey towards the elections tends to be characterized by colorful campaigns on campus, and at the apex of this journey is a debate in which presidential candidates spar by presenting the highlights of their manifestos. This year, a significant number of stud...

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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY TRAINS WATER SPECIALISTS

Various departments of the University of Malawi equip citizens with knowledge to enhance their work performance in different institutions. The Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering in the School of Natural and Applied Sciences conducted a Water Management and Hygiene training from 6th to 10th November, 2023, attracting 17 participants...

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NORAD GUESTS APPRECIATE DEVELOPMENTS AT UNIMA

The University of Malawi is committed to delivering high-quality education to both local and international undergraduate and postgraduate students. In pursuit of its mission to provide quality education, the university is actively working to strengthen its global partnerships with various renowned international universities. On...

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A MILESTONE CELEBRATION CHANCO RADIO TVS 10TH ANNIVERSARY

There was a whirlwind of joy on 28th September, 2023 at Jali Hunger Project Ground as the University of Malawi's media house, Chanco Radio and Television (TV), celebrated its 10th anniversary since embarking on the journey of broadcasting various programs. Over 200 Chanco Radio and Television listeners from various Zomba communities, such as Chi...

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