The DigiMedia researcher Oksana Tymoshchuk outlined the mission of the UNI.AO Programme, in which the University of Aveiro is collaborating in the design of the first doctoral programme in Education in southern Angola, at the University of Huíla.
The DigiMedia researcher participated as a supervisor for three PhD students in the area of Educational Technologies, and promoted a seminar on the use of qualitative data analysis technologies, such as WEBQDA and some Artificial Intelligence tools.
The UNI.AO Programme, funded by the European Union with €13 million, supports the Angolan higher education system in the production of knowledge and the promotion of innovation. Implemented by the French technical cooperation agency Expertise France, the programme aims to contribute to the training of qualified professionals capable of addressing the country’s current and future challenges through the creation of new postgraduate programmes, research funding, and capacity-building initiatives in key areas.
