Erasmus+ EEISHEA: Entrepreneurship, Innovation & Sustainability in African Higher Education
Contribution to curriculum redesign and trans-continental cooperation across five African and five European universities to improve graduate employability and self-employment.
The challenge
Graduate employability and self-employment in African higher education can be strengthened through curricula that emphasise entrepreneurship, innovation and sustainability. Achieving this benefits from cooperation across institutions and continents.
Our approach
As a Local Task Force Member, Dr Felix Amankwah Diawuo contributed to curriculum redesign and to trans-continental cooperation. The work brought together five African and five European universities.
Outcomes
The work supported curriculum redesign and cross-continental cooperation aimed at improving graduate employability and self-employment across the partner universities.
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