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MIASA Workshop 2024: Poised To Empower Female Academics In Africa

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In a groundbreaking initiative aimed at fostering gender inclusivity and professional development in academia, the Merian Institute for Advanced Studies in Africa (MIASA) is set to host the seventh edition of its renowned Female Academic Careers in Africa Workshop. Scheduled to take place from May 28th to May 30th, 2024, at the University of Ghana’s Legon Campus, this event promises to be a pivotal moment for female academics across the continent.

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Event Details:

Date: May 28th to May 30th, 2024

Venue: University of Ghana, Legon Campus, Accra, Ghana

Host: Merian Institute for Advanced Studies in Africa (MIASA)

 

Objectives Of The Conference:

  • Empowering Early- and Mid-Career Female Academics
  • Fostering Discussions on Challenges and Opportunities
  • Providing Guidance on Working and Leadership Styles
  • Equipping Participants with Work-Life Balance Strategies
  • Preparing Women for Leadership Positions and Professional Opportunities

 

Application Process:

  • Complete Online Application Form
  • Submit Comprehensive Application Dossier by Deadline

 

Benefits For Participants:

Travel Expenses Covered by MIASA

Professional Coaching and Networking Opportunities

 

Expected Impact:

  • Advancing Gender Inclusivity in Academia
  • Promoting Academic Excellence and Career Development for Women

This workshop presents a unique opportunity for female academics to engage in dialogue, receive professional coaching, and network with peers from diverse backgrounds. MIASA will cover travel expenses, including economy class flights, mandatory COVID-19 tests, local transport, and accommodation, ensuring accessibility for participants.

 

 


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