MEC CHAIRPERSON INSPIRES YOUTH POLITICAL LEADERSHIP AT UNIMA
In Malawi, the community of university students is recognized for the role they play in influencing voting patterns, and for the fact that they comprise the emerging generation of the country’s leadership. For this reason, political parties and other players in the country often try to establish footholds on university campuses. Recognizin...
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UNIMA HOSTS WCNREG MA CHECK IN MEETING
On Friday, 10th May 2024, the Public Law and Clinical Education Department in the School of Law, Economics, and Government held a check-in meeting for the Women’s, Children’s, and Nature’s Rights in Environment Governance (WCNREG) Regional Master’s students from Malawi. The WCNREG is a regional Master’s program join...
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KWERA SCC CELEBRATES THEIR FINAL YEAR STUDENTS
The Kwera University of Malawi Student Climbers Community (SCC) organized a farewell party for their final-year members, blended with a get-together for all the Student Climbers, on 11th May 2024, at the Mwambo Lecture Theatre. The function was graced by Mr. Martin Matululu, the Registrar of the University of Malawi, Mr. Emmanuel W. Banda, the L...
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SHAKING HANDS WITH FOLKLORE GIANTS
Travelling to Chileka to engage with a renowned Austria-based Malawian anthropologist and ethnomusicologist Dr. Moya Malamusi was at the heart of an educational trip undertaken by the third-year Malawian Oral Literature class from the University of Malawi on 4th May, 2024. The students wanted to see and hear from a man they had heard so much abo...
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GEOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHY STUDENTS EDUCATIONAL ADVENTURE ON ZOMBA MOUNTAIN
Zomba Mountain, a majestic landmark within Malawi's Southern Region, became a classroom under the open sky for a group of enthusiastic Geology and Geography students from the University of Malawi on 4th May, 2024. This was thanks to a collaborative effort by the Geology and Geography student societies, which led to a captivating hiking adventure...
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LIBRARY DEPARTMENT CONDUCTS RECORD MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP
Various departments within the University of Malawi offer training programs to equip people from different sectors with essential skills and knowledge. Employees from different government and private institutions, such as EGENCO, Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM), Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences (MUBAS), Malawi ...
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KUMWENDA REPRESENTS UNIMA AT THE CODESRIA COLLOQUIUM
Students at the University of Malawi often participate in various local and international events, sharing knowledge gained during their studies and learning from others. Recently, Miss Tionge Kumwenda, a third-year student enrolled in the Bachelor of Media for Development programme, traveled to Mozambique to join scholars and students from unive...
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SIP AND PAINT EVENT REVEALS STUDENTS ARTISTIC TALENT
The UNIMA campus quadrangle was a mesmerizing display of colour on 19th April, 2024, thanks to an exhibition of various works produced by fine art students. This was part of a Sip ‘n’ Paint event organized by the Fine Art Society, composed of students enrolled in the Bachelor of Fine and Perfoming Arts programme. The display featured...
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UNIMA STUDENTS INTERACT WITH BIOTECHNOLOGY EXPERTS
As a way of ensuring that their studies are grounded in the real world, students from the University of Malawi often engage with the industry on various topics relevant to their coursework. This interaction provides them with opportunities to gain knowledge from experienced practitioners. As one such exchange, on 12th April 2024, officials from ...
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SCHOOL OF LAW ECONOMICS AND GOVERNMENT SIGNS MOU WITH AFRICA INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION CENTRE
On Friday, 20th April 2024, the School of Law, Economics and Government (LEG) entered into a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Africa International Arbitration Centre. The signing of the MOU was attended the President of the Africa International Arbitration Centre (Malawi), Mr. Zhang Zhijie, and by the Dean of LEG, Professor Happy ...
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