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Network for Academic Partnerships: Teaching Collaboration between ETH Zurich and the University of Dar es Salaam
The ETH4D Network for Academic Partnerships (NAP), is a teaching collaboration initiative which brings together lecturers from ETH Zurich and from partner African universities to jointly develop and teach courses in the African universities. These collaborations contribute to SDG goals 4 (quality education) and 17 (partnerships for the goals) and provide opportunities for ETH academics to collaborate outside Europe and the Global North and to contribute to global development in a meaningful way.
First Graduating Class: Joint Master's in Mechatronics Engineering
ETH4D sends out a heartfelt congratulations to the first graduating cohort of the joint Master in Mechatronics Engineering between ETH Zürich and Ashesi University!
Internship Opportunity for ETH Students in Madagascar
Are you an ETH Zurich student eager to gain experience in international development cooperation? Helvetas is offering an internship opportunity in Madagascar that combines fieldwork, data analysis, and meaningful impact.
Register now for the Latsis Symposium 2025: Science for Global Development and Humanitarian Action
How can science and technology help solve the world’s most pressing challenges? The Latsis Symposium 2025, hosted by ETH for Development (ETH4D), brings together global experts to discuss how science can drive sustainable development and enhance humanitarian response.
A Conversation on Humanitarian Action in the Digital Age
The Humanitarian Action in the Digital Age event on 17 March 2025 brought together researchers from ETH Zurich and humanitarian practitioners from the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and Médecins sans Frontier (MSF) to discuss how AI and digital technologies are transforming the sector.
Collaborating around AI for Global Health
Dr. Bishesh Khanal, founder of the Nepal Applied Mathematics and Informatics Institute for Research, shares about his work and two-month stay with Prof. Ender Konukoglu's Biomedical Image Computing group.