By: Aaron B. Nemah
The Tubman University in Harper, Maryland County, is set to take a major leap forward in its mission to provide quality education and healthcare services.
The institution, under the leadership of Dr. Olu Menjay, is expected to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Sharda University and Sharda Hospital, marking a significant milestone in advancing higher education and healthcare in Maryland County and Liberia.
According to the MOU, the partnership aims at fostering academic exchange programs, strengthen medical cooperation, enhance professional training, promote research development, and support institutional capacity building.
Representative Anthony F. Williams, District #2, Lawmaker, who announced the partnership, believes it will open new doors for students, faculty, and healthcare professionals and expand educational and medical opportunities for the people of Maryland County and Liberia.
This initiative aligns with broader efforts to improve access to quality higher education and healthcare services, creating international opportunities for students and professionals connected to Tubman University.
Meanwhile, the anticipated signing of the MOU is to take place in the coming months.
Dr. Menjay, President of Tubman University, said the institution has been actively seeking international partnerships to enhance its academic programs and research capabilities.
He praised Sharda University for their partnership, stating it’s a significant step forward for the institution. “We are excited about this collaboration and look forward to the opportunities it brings,” he said.
Dr. Menjay also noted that the Tubman University will continue to seek international partnerships to enhance its academic activities and research capabilities, further solidifying its position as a leading institution in Liberia.
Recent collaborations included partnerships with the University of Global Health Equity (UGHE) in Rwanda, the University of Johannesburg, and Mercer University in the United States.