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  August 18, 2017 / News

  BENEFIT-ISSD Conducted Training of Trainers

  The BENEFIT-ISSD East Oromia Unit organized and conducted a two-day training of trainers (TOT) on […]

   
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  July 10, 2017 / News

  Haramaya University (HU) Graduates 8479 Students

  Haramaya University has graduated 8479 students in different fields of studies on July 8, 2017 […]

   
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  July 6, 2017 / News

  The College of Natural and Computation Sciences held a National Curriculum Review Workshop on June 17, 2017. The day long workshop reviewed two PhD and one MSc curricula in Chemistry (Materials Chemistry) and Physics (Environmental Physics and Renewable Energy Physics). The workshop was opened by the guest of honor, Dr. Belaineh Legesse, Vice President for Administration and Student Affairs of Haramaya University (HU). His main remarks were the yet to be introduce curricula must be measured not by the number of students they are going to graduate, rather by the impact they will make on the existing realities of the nation and reviewers and other participants give more focus on providing developers constructive criticisms they require to improving the quality and content of the curricula. 1 Dr. Getachew Abebe, Dean of the College said, “There were necessary steps the curricula have gone through before they were ready for National Review Workshop. The curricula are demand driven which are based on the positive need assessment results justifying the opening of the programs.” He also added in house review workshop was also held and experts’ comments were inculcated to further improve the curricula. The review workshop was run in two sessions. The morning session was dedicated for the presentation and review of the PhD program in Physics (Environmental Physics and Renewable Energy Physics) which the Department of Physics is planning to open in the coming academic year. The review was rigorously undertaken inviting five prominent experts from Addis Ababa, Bahir Dar and Haramaya universities. The curriculum were also assessed from the pedagogical points of view by experts for the College of Education and behavioral Sciences of HU. 2 The other curricula, PhD and MSc in Materials Chemistry were reviewed during the afternoon session where a number of experts in the area were in attendance. Reviewers from Addis Ababa, ASTU (Addis Ababa and Adama) and Haramaya universities actively contributed for the betterment of the document. Likewise the pedagogical suitability of the curricula was also assessed by the experts. Finally, closing remark and compliments to the organizers and reviewers were delivered by Dr. Yifashewa Seyoum, Director for Academic Programs and delegate of Vice-president for Academic Affairs. The draft curricula are expected to be presented to the University Senate and MoE, and if approved, the programs will be launched soon.

  The College of Natural and Computation Sciences held a National Curriculum Review Workshop on June […]

   
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  July 4, 2017 / News

  CISCO Networking Academy Graduates Trainees

  College of Computing and Informatics certified CISCO Network Academy trainees on June 15, 2017 at […]

   
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  July 4, 2017 / News

  College Conducts National MSc Curriculum Review Workshop

  College of Computing and Informatics conducted a National Curriculum Review Workshop in MSc in Computer […]

   
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  June 29, 2017 / News

  “Eastern Ethiopia Matters”: National Conference Held on Socio-Economic History of Region

  Eastern Ethiopia Matters”: National Conference Held on Socio-Economic History of Region Eastern Ethiopia is historically […]

   
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• June 21, 2017

  Haramaya University College of Law is going to be represented at Mandela Washington Fellowship in the US.

   

• April 19, 2017

  The 34th Annual Research, Extension and Community Engagement Review and Exhibition was held in Haramaya University

   

• April 12, 2017

  College of Law Donates Legal documents to Courts and Justice Bureaus

   

• March 25, 2017

  Haramaya University Attended UNESCO Conference on Role of Education for Peace and Sustainable Development