
How UPSA is transforming education outside of the classroom
Dr Andrews Ayiku
Traditionally, universities have been seen as centers of knowledge creation, instruction, and preservation. But in a world that is changing quickly, a university's function must extend beyond the classroom, lecture hall, and exam room.
Published by Francis Buetey
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