Main Campus Welcomes Summer in Full Bloom
The Main Campus of Adigrat University shines beautifully as summer begins, covered in fresh greenery and a vibrant natural atmosphere. The campus reflects peace, growth, and academic excellence, creating an inspiring environment for students, staff, and visitors. Its green landscape and welcoming surroundings truly make Adigrat University a proud symbol of learning and sustainability.
The Senate of Adigrat University held an in-depth discussion on the University’s Research, Publication, Ethics, and Dissemination Guideline and approved it after thorough review.
The guideline was presented to the Senate members by Mr. Gebrelibanos Gebremariam, member of the committee and Head of the Teachers’ Association. Following the presentation, Senate members critically examined the document in detail and raised important concerns and recommendations for improvement.
The guideline is expected to serve as a roadmap for research, publication, ethical standards, and dissemination activities of the University in alignment with national standards.
After providing constructive comments that helped refine the document, the Senate reached a consensus and approved the guideline.
On April 16, 2026 (G.C.), Adigrat University’s Institutional Reform Committee (IRC) conducted an orientation workshop on Academic Program Review (APR) for college-level program review committees. The workshop aimed to align APR practices with national higher education policies and address previous procedural inconsistencies.
Opening the session, Dr. Gebrekidan Tesfay, Vice President for Academic, Research and Community Engagement, emphasized the urgency of completing program reviews and the need to strictly follow national guidelines. He also clarified that program review must precede any curriculum reform.
Mr. Girmay Tadele, Academic Programs Director and IRC Chair, highlighted that regular program review is essential for the University’s quality, relevance, and sustainability. A guideline document outlining procedures, templates, and timelines was presented to support implementation.
The workshop improved participants’ understanding, corrected earlier misconceptions, and strengthened the capacity of committees to carry out program reviews despite resource constraints.
Overall, the orientation workshop was successful in providing clear guidance, reinforcing policy alignment, and equipping participants with the necessary framework and understanding to undertake rigorous Academic Program Reviews. It represents a significant step forward in Adigrat University’s ongoing efforts toward institutional reform and academic excellence.
Adigrat University, in collaboration with the DEMA Institute in Vienna, Austria, and Manuela Berger Health United, successfully held a one-day symposium on April 13, 2026. The event focused on key issues including migration, economic cooperation, and the future of youth.
In his welcoming remarks, Dr. Mebrahtu Hishe from the Office of International Affairs emphasized the importance of evidence-based dialogue and strengthened international collaboration. Representing the University President, Dr. Haftay Gebreyesus highlighted the critical role of academia in post-conflict recovery and youth empowerment.
The symposium was formally introduced by Hagos Gebremariam and Günther Ogris, underscoring the strong and growing academic linkages between Ethiopia and Europe.
Key presentations were delivered by Girmay Tadele on youth living conditions in Tigray, Haftom Teshale on the drivers of emigration, and Günther Ogris on unregulated labor markets in Europe.
The symposium concluded with a shared commitment to promoting interdisciplinary exchange, strengthening global-local linkages, and enhancing partnerships between Ethiopia and Austria to support sustainable and inclusive youth futures.
