Enhancing Child-Focused Research: The Inter-University Programme

Enhancing Child-Focused Research: The Inter-University Programme

Introduction: In a collaborative effort to advance child-focused research in Uganda, the AfriChild Centre has launched the Inter-University Programme. This initiative aims to strengthen inter-university collaboration and training in child-focused research skills, preparing mid-level researchers to make significant contributions in this critical field.

1. Overview of the Programme: The Inter-University Programme, spearheaded by AfriChild, focuses on equipping researchers from seven prominent universities in Uganda with essential skills in child-focused research methods. This initiative is designed to foster inter-university collaboration, enhancing the overall quality and impact of research conducted in the country.

2. Participating Universities: AfriChild collaborates with the following universities to deliver this programme:

  • Makerere University
  • Kyambogo University
  • Nsamizi Training Institute
  • Uganda Martyrs University
  • Uganda Christian University
  • Gulu University
  • Muni University
  • Islamic University in Uganda
  • Addis Ababa University

3. Skills and Training: The programme provides comprehensive training in various aspects of child-focused research, including:

  • Advanced research methodologies specific to child welfare and development.
  • Techniques for successful grant acquisition to fund impactful research projects.
  • Strategies for publishing research findings in reputable journals and platforms.

4. Programme Benefits: Researchers participating in the programme gain invaluable skills that enable them to:

  • Conduct high-quality, impactful research that addresses the needs of children.
  • Secure funding to support their research initiatives.
  • Disseminate their findings effectively, influencing policy and practice in the field of child welfare.

5. Impact on Child-Focused Research: The Inter-University Programme aims to create a network of skilled researchers dedicated to advancing child-focused research. By fostering collaboration and skill development, the programme contributes to the overall improvement of child welfare research in Uganda, ultimately benefiting children and communities across the country.

Conclusion: AfriChild’s Inter-University Programme represents a significant step forward in the field of child-focused research in Uganda. By equipping researchers with essential skills and fostering collaboration between universities, the programme ensures that high-quality, impactful research continues to drive improvements in child welfare and development.

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