Baze University has officially announced partnership with Lancaster University for entrepreneurship training under SSETS Programme.


Baze University, in its commitment to staff development, recently partnered with Lancaster University to certify a cross-section of staff and students in an 8-week intensive Stimulating Sustainable Entrepreneurial Thinking in Scientists (SSETS) training programme.
Funded by the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) in partnership with the Africa Research & Innovation Partnership (ARIP), the initiative aims to promote a more innovative approach to career and entrepreneurship training in Nigerian universities.
The project was led by Prof. Kirk Semple (Lancaster University), coordinated at Baze University by Fatima Tijani and Alfred Vasco, and supervised by Prof. Osita Agbu, DVC Academics. The Registrar, Prof. Abiodun Adeniyi, was also present at the certificate presentation.
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