The African University of Science and Technology (AUST) is an undergraduate and post-graduate university that is part of a university system concept developed by the Nelson Mandela Institution (NMI). The university caters to over 5,000 students who mostly reside in Abuja and its environs. The university offers a series of programs which are five major disciplinary areas: Computer Science and Management of Information Technology, Material Science and Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, Pure, Applied Mathematics, Space and Aerospace Sciences and Engineering as well as its first foray into applied Social Sciences with master's degree in Public Administration and Public Policy. The Visiting Professors include many Africans working in the diaspora. Though AUST is not yet ranked among the top 17
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| - The African University of Science and Technology (AUST) is an undergraduate and post-graduate university that is part of a university system concept developed by the Nelson Mandela Institution (NMI). The university caters to over 5,000 students who mostly reside in Abuja and its environs. The university offers a series of programs which are five major disciplinary areas: Computer Science and Management of Information Technology, Material Science and Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, Pure, Applied Mathematics, Space and Aerospace Sciences and Engineering as well as its first foray into applied Social Sciences with master's degree in Public Administration and Public Policy. The Visiting Professors include many Africans working in the diaspora. Though AUST is not yet ranked among the top 17 (en)
- Die African University of Science and Technology (AUST) ist eine panafrikanische Institution, die 2007 auf Ersuchen mehrerer afrikanischer Staatsoberhäupter gegründet wurde, um einer Idee des damaligen südafrikanischen Präsidenten Nelson Mandela Leben einzuhauchen. Unter Mitwirkung der Weltbank und der Afrikanischen Union sollten starke panafrikanische Kompetenzzentren entstehen, um die Kapazitäten Afrikas südlich der Sahara in Wissenschaft und Technologie verbessern. So entstand ein Netzwerk der heute sogenannten Nelson Mandela Research Institutes of Science and Technology. Die African University of Science and Technology (AUST) in Abuja (Nigeria) war das erste dieser Kompetenzzentren, welches gegründet wurde. (de)
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| - Die African University of Science and Technology (AUST) ist eine panafrikanische Institution, die 2007 auf Ersuchen mehrerer afrikanischer Staatsoberhäupter gegründet wurde, um einer Idee des damaligen südafrikanischen Präsidenten Nelson Mandela Leben einzuhauchen. Unter Mitwirkung der Weltbank und der Afrikanischen Union sollten starke panafrikanische Kompetenzzentren entstehen, um die Kapazitäten Afrikas südlich der Sahara in Wissenschaft und Technologie verbessern. So entstand ein Netzwerk der heute sogenannten Nelson Mandela Research Institutes of Science and Technology. Die African University of Science and Technology (AUST) in Abuja (Nigeria) war das erste dieser Kompetenzzentren, welches gegründet wurde. An der AUST werden insbesondere Masterstudenten und Doktoranden in den Disziplinen Informatik und Ingenieurwesen, reine und angewandte Mathematik, theoretische Physik, Erdöltechnik sowie Materialwissenschaften und -technik ausgebildet. Die AUST zieht auf Grund ihrer internationalen Ausstrahlung sowohl Studenten als auch Lehrkräfte aus ganz Afrika an. Sie wird von einem interdisziplinären Team von Wissenschaftlern und Ingenieuren beraten, die Mitglieder des African Scientific Committee (ASC) und des International Scientific Advisory Board (ISAB) sind. (de)
- The African University of Science and Technology (AUST) is an undergraduate and post-graduate university that is part of a university system concept developed by the Nelson Mandela Institution (NMI). The university caters to over 5,000 students who mostly reside in Abuja and its environs. The university offers a series of programs which are five major disciplinary areas: Computer Science and Management of Information Technology, Material Science and Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, Pure, Applied Mathematics, Space and Aerospace Sciences and Engineering as well as its first foray into applied Social Sciences with master's degree in Public Administration and Public Policy. The Visiting Professors include many Africans working in the diaspora. Though AUST is not yet ranked among the top 179 universities in Nigeria, but gradually getting there. (en)
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