Jimma University is one of the oldest universities in Ethiopia and is located in the rural city of Jimma. The university has a long and distinguished history, having been established in 1952 as the first higher education institution in the country. Recently, Jimma University has announced the launch of a new PhD program for the 2022/23 academic year.
The new PhD program focuses on the development of innovative research projects in the areas of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). The program will also include an emphasis on interdisciplinary research and collaboration with other universities and research institutes. Students will be required to complete coursework and research-based projects in specific areas of study. The program will also include an integrated curriculum that combines theory and practice, enabling students to develop their research skills and knowledge.
The program is open to applicants from Ethiopia or other countries. Applicants must have a Master’s degree or equivalent qualification in a relevant field, and must demonstrate a strong academic record and relevant research experience. The program also requires applicants to have a good command of English, as the curriculum and research activities are conducted in English.
The admission process for the program includes an initial evaluation of the applicant’s academic background, followed by an interview and the submission of a research proposal. The successful applicant will be awarded a fellowship or scholarship to cover tuition fees and other expenses related to the PhD program. The program is expected to last three years and students will be required to submit a dissertation at the end of the program.
The new PhD program at Jimma University is an exciting opportunity for students interested in pursuing a research-based degree in STEM fields. The program promises to provide students with an interdisciplinary and comprehensive education in a variety of disciplines, allowing them to develop their research skills and develop innovative research projects.