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    Alumni Network

    The Alumni Network established at CENIT@EA supports graduates of th00e Master programme in Embedded and Mobile Systems at the Nelson Mandela African Institution of Science and Technology in Arusha, Tanzania, their lecturers and affiliated researchers. The EMoS Alumni network aims to promote lasting links and provide services that add value to their international network and their professional development.

    Are you an EMoS Student or Graduate? Register now!

    The CENIT@EA Alumni Network uses the DIGI-FACE platform as its base. Alumni of the EMoS programme who want to benefit from the network’s offer simply register on DIGI-FACE and will be allocated accordingly. All students, graduates, staff and lecturers affiliated with EMoS programme will become members of CENIT@EA on the DIGI-FACE platform.

    Graduates of the 1st EMoS Cohort

    Offers of the EMoS Alumni Network

    Networking: The Alumni Network fosters lasting links between graduates, staff and researchers long after the students have graduates. The international network will support their personal and professional development.

    Knowledge exchange: The Network will increase the regional and international knowledge exchange, national and continental borders. It will facilitate exchange between all associated partners and stakeholders.

    Updates: The Alumni Network constitutes a strong live line between current students, graduates and staff. All stakeholders will be kept up to date about new developments through the network’s channels. This includes job offers, profiles of successful graduates and opportunities for collaboration.

    Meetings: Regular alumni meetings, held in a hybrid way between physical and virtual events, throughout EA will allow alumni to reconnect with each other and network with professionals of similar interests.

    Sustainability: The alumni network allows all stakeholders to stay in contact, collaborate and benefit from each other long after the students’ graduation. Graduates receive employment chances and companies can get in touch with highly qualified young professionals. This strengthens the connections between science and industry.

    Career Service: Students will be supported in advancing their careers. To this end, alumni will have access to resources such as career counselling and job search tools offered by the career centre.

    DIGI-FACE – Digital Initative for African Centres of Excellence represented by:

    University of Applied Sciences Kehl
    Kehl Institute of Applied Research (KIAF)
    Projects International Cooperation and Development

    Kinzigallee 1, D- 77694 Kehl
    +49 7851 894143
    https://www.hs-kehl.de/

    Contact: digiface[at]hs-kehl.de

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    1. Student of a Centre of Excellence
      • A student of a Centre of Excellence is a student currently enrolled in a study programme at one of the African Centres of Excellence.
    2. Funded Student with DAAD Scholarship of a Centre of Excellence
      • A Student DAAD funded is a student who funds their studies through a scholarship from the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD).
    3. Alumni of a Centre of Excellence
      • An Alumni is a former student of a Centre of Excellence and, in many cases, part of one of the centres’ alumni associations or of the alumni association African Excellence Network which is also known as “Tumefika”.
    4. Funded Alumni with DAAD Scholarship of a Centre of Excellence
      • An Alumni DAAD funded is a former student of a Centre of Excellence and, in many cases, part of a Centres’ alumni association or of the alumni association African Excellence Network Tumefika. In addition to that, this person would have received funding from DAAD via a scholarship during his or her period of study at the Centre.
    5. Lecturer of a Centre of Excellence
      • A Lecturer performs teaching and pedagogic work at one of the Centres.
    6. Staff of a Centre of Excellence
      • Staff of a Centre of Excellence is everybody who works in the frame of a Centre (i.e. as coordinator, financial/administrative support, IT-support, etc.).
    7. Staff of DIGI-FACE
      • Staff of DIGI-FACE is everybody who works in the frame of DIGI-FACE at one of the project’s consortium partners (i.e. as coordinator, financial/administrative support, IT-support, learning designer, administrator etc.).
    8. Staff of DAAD
      • Staff of DAAD is everybody who works at DAAD offices.
    9. External Student
      • An External Student is a student who is not part of a Centre of Excellence.
    10. External Lecturer
      • An External Lecturer is a lecturer who is not part of a Centre of Excellence.
    11. External Staff
      • External Staff is any staff who is not part of a Centre of Excellence.
    12. External User/Other
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