The University of Ghana Business School (UGBS) is happy to announce the launch of CARIBU Scholarship and Mobility Programme for students, academic, administrative staff of University of Ghana. CARIBU is an Erasmus Mundus Action2 partnership programme that aims at increasing academic mobility, research and capacity building opportunities between 8 EU universities in Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Poland, Portugal, Romania and the Africa, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries including Bahamas, Cameroon, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Gambia, Ghana, Tanzania, Uganda, Mozambique, Suriname, Timor-Leste, and Samoa. UGBS is representing University of Ghana on the consortium.
The programme seeks to stimulate academic mobility between ACP and EU higher education institutions for experience sharing, capacity building and fostering further cooperation in areas of research and education among partner universities. It is devoted to creating a mutual forum for scientific cooperation, learning enhancement and exchange of best practices among EU-ACP universities.
The programme offers scholarships to Masters and PhD students as well as academic and administrative staff. In 3 cohorts, a total of 210 students, academic and administrative staff from the 12 ACP countries will be selected to benefit from the programme for a period of 4 years. These include 152 Masters, 27 PhDs, and 31 academic and administrative staff.
EU Partner Institutions
ACP Partners
Eligibility and Target Groups
TARGET GROUP 1: Ghanaians who are currently registered in University of Ghana OR must have obtained University of Ghana degree.
TARGET GROUP 2: Ghanaians who are registered in any Ghanaian universities OR must have obtained a degree from any university in Ghana.
TARGET GROUP 3: Ghanaians who are in vulnerable situations for social and political reasons
Exchange of Academic and Administrative Staff
The exchange of staff must follow a mobility plan validated by both the home and host institution. For academic staff, it will mainly focus on teaching and research activities during their stay in the host institution as well as the production of new teaching material. For administrative staff this will involve mostly university management, international offices management and admissions. The mobility of staff as a whole should contribute to the strengthening of scientific and administrative cooperation and capacity building opportunities between the University of Ghana and the partner institutions.
Interested applicants should visit http://www.caribu.be/
For additional information please contact the following:
Dean, UGBS joshabor@ug.edu.gh
Dr. Albert Ahenkan, UGBS aahenkan@ug.edu.gh