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CESPAM’s mandate is to educate leaders in the SADC public sector in best practice in public administration and management to empower them to lead and manage their respective organizations efficiently and effectively.
CESPAM aims at:
The university of Botswana library is amongst the best resourced libraries in Africa offering a pool of reputable and authoritative resources for learning and research. The main library is located in Gaborone, and it has two branches; Centre for Continuing Education (North) in Francistown and Okavango Research Institute in Maun. It also has several centres around the country; Princess Marina Referral, Mahalapye Primary, Sbrana Psychiatric and Letsholathebe hospitals, to support Faculty of Medicine.
The Centre for Continuing Education (CCE) is a multi-disciplinary and inter-faculty outreach arm of the University of Botswana. The CCE offers credit and non-credit programmes, within the framework of lifelong learning. It does this through part-time evening classes, distance education programmes, professional development and training programmes, public education/outreach and other extension activities.
Do you need support for your research or want to know about research at UB? We are the research hub with a dynamic team of research management professionals. Our integrated suite of services is available to university staff, students and external stakeholders.
The mandate of the Centre is to promote and facilitate the overall development of academic staff and students in the University, and offer appropriate advice and support to the University’s Affiliated and Associated Institutions, thereby improving the academic quality, effectiveness and efficiency, and establishing an outreach for the institution.
The Deputy Vice Chancellor, Academic Affairs (DVC AA) provides leadership and advises the Vice Chancellor in the academic area where s/he is responsible for academic policy, plans and formulation and implementation of teaching, research and service programmes and the overall direction of academic support services. The DVC AA is therefore responsible for the development and implementation of effective strategies for teaching and learning across the University and ensures that University becomes aware of best practices and developments in these areas.