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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.

በክበረ በዓሉ ላይ የተገኙ የዩኒቨርሲቲው ከፍተኛ የሥራ ኃላፊዎች ለክርስትና እምነት ተከታዮች በሙሉ በተለይም የእምነቱ ተከታይ ለሆኑ የዩኒቨርሲቲው ተማሪዎች እና ሠራተኞች የትንሳኤ በዓል የደስታ፣ የሠላም፣ የፍቅር እና የአብሮነት እንዲሆንላቸው ልባዊ ምኞታቸውን ገልጸዋል።

ለተማሪዎች በተዘጋጀ የትንሳኤ ክብረ በዓል የዩኒቨርሲቲው ፕሬዝዳንት ተወካይ ሃፍታይ ገ/የሱስ (ዶ/ር)፣የአካዳሚክ ፕሮግራም ዳይሬክተር ግርማይ ታደለ፣ የተማሪዎች አገልግሎት ዳይሬክተር መድሃንዬ መለስ እና ሌሎች የስራ ኃላፊዎች ተገኝተዋል።

የዩኒቨርሲቲው ተማሪዎች የትንሳኤ በዓልን በድምቀት በማክበራቸውና የዩኒቨርስቲው አመራሮች አብሮዋቸው በመዋላቸው የተሰማቸውን ልባዊ ደስታም ገልፀዋል ።

የብዓሉ አከባበር ድባብ ለማየት የፎቶ ማህደር ይመልከቱ

መልካም የትንሣኤ በዓል

Adigrat University has commenced a three-day training program aimed at enhancing IT development, digital literacy, and the use of social media for education. The training targets high school IT teachers from all 18 woredas of the Eastern Zone of Tigray, with two participants from each woreda, bringing the total number of trainees to 36.

This initiative is part of the University’s ongoing commitment to community service and capacity building in the post-war recovery period, supporting efforts to strengthen the education sector.

The training was officially opened on April 6, 2026, in the presence of university officials and trainees. Mr. Girmay Tadele, Director of Academic Programs, delivered the welcoming remarks, warmly greeting participants and expressing his hope for a productive and successful training. He emphasized that the program is designed to enhance professional development and modernize participants’ pedagogical approaches, encouraging active engagement throughout the sessions.

The program was officially inaugurated by Dr. Gebrekidan Tesfay, Vice President for Academic, Research, and Community Service. In his address, he welcomed the trainees and highlighted the University’s ongoing recovery and progress following the severe damage it sustained during the war. He emphasized Adigrat University’s commitment not only to recovery but also to “Building Back Better” through sustained institutional efforts and community engagement.

The training is organized by the Deliverology and Teachers Development Office and is facilitated by experts from the Departments of Information Technology, Computer Science, Software Engineering, as well as professionals from the University’s ICT Directorate.

This initiative reflects Adigrat University’s continued dedication to supporting educators and improving the quality of teaching and learning through digital innovation.