EAC News
NTU EAC / NTU - MAK Partnership Global Health Seminar April 30th 2024
NTU Eastern Africa Centre (EAC) and the NTU-MAK Partnership invites you to a Global Health Seminar on Tuesday 30th April on the NTU City Campus. Dr Chris Opesen, (PhD Lecturer, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Makerere University, Uganda) will be presenting his research into the role that behavioral science plays in public health emergency responses.
UN75+3: The 1st Annual NTU Eastern Africa Centre Symposium
We're delighted to welcome you to the launch of our first Annual NTU Eastern Africa Centre Symposium at Nottingham Trent University.The Eastern Africa Centre (EAC) is a strategic University-wide research centre established to support the development of sustainable and equitable research collaborations with our partners. The Centre, which builds on the strength of our existing links in the region, provides a platform for the development of networks and the delivery of an ongoing programme of research and public engagement activities.
Sonyanga Ole Ngais Documentary
A short documentary film telling the emotive story of Sonyanga Ole Ngais, who studied an MA in Media and Globalisation at Nottingham Trent and as Captain of the Maasai Cricket team in Kenya, campaigns against Female Genital Mutilation (FGM).
Re:inforce
Discover how our researchers are strengthening the Community Health Worker programme in Uganda.
Vice-Chancellor’s Global Question Time
Vice-Chancellor's Global Question Time with international partner university representatives. View debate on the future of international higher education collaboration.
Who captured the essence of their research in the best way? The Images of Research Competition 2022 winners are announced
Hear from the winners of the 2023 Images of Research Competition, who were celebrated at NTU's Strategic Research Themes Conference.
EAC Uganda Seminar - Working in Partnership to Foster Collaborative Action for Health Equity
On 23rd February 2024, the NTU Eastern Africa Centre (EAC) hosted a side event in the Ugandan Capital Kampala. The Seminar “Working in Partnership to Foster Collaborative Action for Health Equity” took place during the two-day People’s Health Conference: Advancing Health Equity Through Collaborative Action (AHETCA).
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My experience during the Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility Programme at Nottingham Trent University, UK
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Antimicrobial Awareness Week Competition 2023
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Using a One Health approach to empower health practitioners in Nakaseke and Butambala Districts on Antimicrobial Stewardship
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Erasmus+ Program Partners Celebrate Collaboration Milestone
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Allan Ssembuusi's Story of Overcoming Hardships and Achieving Success
From Working as a Houseboy to Being the Best in School. Read more about Allan Ssembuusi's story.
Experiences During the Erasmus+ Credit Mobility Programme At Nottingham Trent University
Earlier this year, students and faculty from Makerere University visited Nottingham Trent University (NTU), United Kingdom (UK) to participate in a two-month Erasmus + International Credit Mobility programme.