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Ducere Announces Partnership with National University of Namibia (UNAM)
- Published December 08, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Ducere Group has partnered with the National University of Namibia.
- This partnership will deliver a range of undergraduate and postgraduate qualifications to students.
- The programs will commence in 2018.
We are very excited to announce a new partnership with the national university of Namibia (UNAM). UNAM is the largest university in the country with 12 campuses across the country and 20,000 students.
Ducere will be partnering to deliver a range of undergraduate and postgraduate qualifications commencing in 2018. This partnership is especially exciting as it will provide growth for the Ducere Global Business School as well as furthering the aims of the Ducere Foundation.
About Ducere Group Pty Ltd
Ducere is a recognised global leader and innovator in the development of Higher Education technology and curriculum in partnership with major universities. Delivering strong profits, with universities around the world we partner with global leaders and global corporations to provide the most industry relevant, digital-based degrees.
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