Unicaf University in Zambia had the pleasure of hosting students and teachers from the esteemed David Kaunda STEM School for an enriching campus tour and career talk session. The primary aim of this event was to introduce the diverse range of programmes and scholarship opportunities available while fostering a meaningful connection between the two institutions.
The event commenced with a warm welcome from Ms Abigail Chalwe, the Dean of Students at Unicaf University, setting a positive tone for the day’s activities. Following this, the Vice-Chancellor, Dr Christine Mushibwe, and the Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Dr Lameck Mwewa, engaged the attendees in an insightful career talk session, providing invaluable insights into various career paths and the importance of higher education in achieving one’s professional goals.
Subsequently, the pupils were given the opportunity to explore the Unicaf University campus, gaining firsthand experience of the state-of-the-art facilities and conducive learning environment offered by the university. This interactive tour not only showcased the academic infrastructure but also provided a glimpse into the vibrant student life at Unicaf University.
This collaborative initiative between David Kaunda STEM School and Unicaf University signifies a commitment to promoting STEM education and fostering academic excellence. Moving forward, both institutions look forward to exploring further opportunities for partnership and knowledge exchange to benefit students and educators alike.
