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We had the pleasure of hosting Dr. Sashi Sharma, an Associate Professor at Waikato University, who graced us with her presence today to share her invaluable insights on mathematics. 🧮 Discussions with our staff and postgraduate students, providing valuable insights into her area of expertise. The conversation revolved around research interests, opportunities for collaborative projects, …

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University of Fiji Senior Lecturer, Dr. Ramendra Prasad from the School of Science and Technology has been included in the list of top 2 percent scientists in the world based on citations and publications by the Stanford UniversityDr. Prasad’s name appeared in the single recent year impact criteria for 2022 – publications and citations (not …

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The University of Fiji and Dawn Energy Renewable (Fiji) Ltd today signed an MOU aimed to develop academic and educational cooperation and promote sustainable partnerships.Read More  (MaiTVFiji)  875 total views

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Day 1 of Final Examinations Semester 1, 2023.ITC100: Information Technology for the Workplace exam commenced at the Saweni Campus, Lautoka during the afternoon session. We extend our best wishes to all the students for their ongoing examinations. Previous Next  626 total views

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Transforming Energy Access – Learning Partnership (TEA-LP)The University of Fiji is part of a global consortium of 23 Universities under the Phase II of the Transforming Energy Access – Learning Partnership (TEA-LP) programme (Fig. 1). The Transforming Energy Access (TEA) programme is a research and innovation platform, funded by UK Aid, supporting the technologies, business …

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The knowledge of traditional fishing practices in Fiji is under threat due to less information passed by family elders through their future generations Through this, lack of knowledge has been identified within our youth and traditional knowledge should be documented as more youths have moved to urban areas to find employment and find a living …

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