NUST International Relations

🌍✈️ Study Abroad Opportunities Now Open!

Eligible NUST students are encouraged to apply for the available exchange opportunities for 2026/2027.

This is an exciting opportunity to:
📚 Gain international academic exposure
🌐 Experience new cultures and learning environments
🤝 Build global networks and connections
🎓 Enhance your personal and professional development

Take the leap and broaden your horizons through international mobility!

Put the dates in your calendar and let's connect next week! IEW 2026 is just around the corner!!!

Celebrating the launch of the SHINE Erasmus+ CBHE Project alongside valued partners from Namibia and Europe 🇳🇦🇪🇺

A powerful reminder of what is possible when institutions come together to drive innovation, strengthen international collaboration, and create opportunities for the next generation.

Proud to be part of this journey. 🌍📚

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The countdown is on. Are you ready?⏳🚀

Are you a registered undergraduate and Master’s by coursework NUST student studying Computer Science, Software Engineering, Cyber Security, Informatics, and Electrical, Electronic, Power, and Telecommunications Engineering degree? If you answered YES! Then this is for you!

🗣️🗣️🗣️ OPPORTUNITIES

Ms. Amanda Gesang Student Mobility Division Outgoing and Program Manager from Technical University of Munich (TUM) exchange, visited NUST in February 2026.

She visited the Sustainable Energies, Entrepreneurship and Development (SEED) Project at NUST which is a jointly implemented with her University in Germany.

The SEED project is based in Groot Aub. She was accompanied by Professor James Katende, Professor of Renewable Energy System, Mr Robby Tjiwemu – Project Coordinator and Ms Theodora Mweuta, Manager International Relations.

SEED Project, Living Laboratory has built and provided the solar electricity to the villagers and also a borehole.

In return, villagers are supposed to initiate an irrigation and also a chicken broiler projects.

In the pictures are Prof Katende engaging the community’s headman on the slow progress of the chicken broiler .