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You are looking at all articles by Godfrey Luwemba

Dr. Godfrey Luwemba is a Lecturer in Computer Systems and Mathematics at Ardhi University, Tanzania. He coordinates the ERASMUS+ project AHUMAIN (www.ahumain.africa) at the university, focusing on Data Science and artificial intelligence (AI), and leads Subproject 7 of the VLIR UOS IUC project on ICT and Smart Sustainable and Inclusive Cities. His research interests include Telecommunications, Digital Innovation, IoT, Data Science, and AI. He is also a co-founder of the CSM Innovation Unit at Ardhi University.

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28 Apr 2021

Meeting industry demands: applied sciences in global cooperation

Universities of applied sciences and arts can play a vital role in helping higher education institutions in the Global South to connect to their local labour markets.

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