Research Partnership

Partnerships are essential to advancing our research mission at TU. We are actively building local, national, and international collaborations, including:

International Partnerships :

We are establishing relationships with institutions such as the Centre National de Recherche Agronomique (CNRA) and the École Supérieure Africaine des Technologies de l'Information et des Télécommunications (ESATIC) in Côte d'Ivoire, which is recognized as a center of excellence by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). These partnerships aim to explore cutting-edge fields like blockchain technology. Additionally, we work with Koba, a blockchain company involved with Cardano, to further develop this area of research.

Local Collaborations :

Locally, we have strong partnerships with companies such as the Cavalla Rubber Company (CRC) and the Maryland Oil Palm Plantation (MOPP), which have supported the creation of research centers focused on agricultural innovation and sustainability. The local community has also contributed several hundred hectares of land for agroforestry and sustainable agriculture research, reinforcing our connection to the region’s development.

Educational Infrastructure:

Our College of Education is equipped with modern classrooms that include interactive whiteboards, allowing students to engage with the latest educational technologies. The College of Business and Administration prepares students with practical skills necessary to lead in their respective fields.

Technological and Employment Support:

Orange has contributed computer labs to enhance our IT infrastructure, while the Ministry of Security assists our graduates in securing employment, ensuring a smooth transition from education to the workforce.