March 2024 Aims Ghana In collaboration with the african maths initiative (ami) and ghana innovations in development, education and the mathematical sciences (ghaidems), led by aims ghana alumnus ’13 – dr. francis torgbor, the centre hosted the annual allotey maths camp, from july 29th to august 10th, 2024. Applications are now open for two flagship postgraduate programmes at the african institute for mathematical sciences (aims), designed to equip africa’s brightest minds with advanced mathematical training and practical skills to tackle the continent’s most pressing challenges through stem.
August 2024 Aims Ghana We recruit talented students from all over africa and prepare them for careers in mathematical sciences. operating as a partnership between african and international universities, aims ghana provides an innovative and relevant curriculum within a unique 24 hour learning environment. The african institute for mathematical sciences (aims) ghana invites applications for a two year master of science in mathematical sciences for teachers (mmst) program. this is a special training for teachers of mathematics in africa. Conference on mathematics and its applications – 2024. the centre is excited to organize this conference within the framework of the german research chair program at aims ghana, under the alexander von humboldt foundation, the german ministry of education and research and the daad foundation. Its mission is to cultivate africa’s talented youth into creative leaders of science and technology. aims selects the brightest young minds across africa, shaping them into independent thinkers and problem solvers with the capacity to innovate, ultimately steering africa toward economic prosperity.
May 2024 Aims Ghana Conference on mathematics and its applications – 2024. the centre is excited to organize this conference within the framework of the german research chair program at aims ghana, under the alexander von humboldt foundation, the german ministry of education and research and the daad foundation. Its mission is to cultivate africa’s talented youth into creative leaders of science and technology. aims selects the brightest young minds across africa, shaping them into independent thinkers and problem solvers with the capacity to innovate, ultimately steering africa toward economic prosperity. Our time at aims ghana has been nothing short of transformative. we arrived as individuals driven by a passion for mathematics and left as a cohesive community, bound together by shared experiences and a commitment to excellence. As a unesco category 2 centre of excellence, aims ghana leads in post graduate training within the mathematical sciences as well as research and public engagement involving science, technology,. The african institute for mathematical sciences ( aims) ghana has trained over four hundred and fifty teachers in the area of mathematical sciences. the objective of aims ghana as a unesco category ii center of excellence is to provide training and professional development in mathematical sciences f. Aims ghana is a partnership project of the university of cape coast, university of ghana, kwame nkrumah university of science and technology, ghana academy of arts and sciences, herriot watt university, durham university, and nanyang technological university.
May 2024 Aims Ghana Our time at aims ghana has been nothing short of transformative. we arrived as individuals driven by a passion for mathematics and left as a cohesive community, bound together by shared experiences and a commitment to excellence. As a unesco category 2 centre of excellence, aims ghana leads in post graduate training within the mathematical sciences as well as research and public engagement involving science, technology,. The african institute for mathematical sciences ( aims) ghana has trained over four hundred and fifty teachers in the area of mathematical sciences. the objective of aims ghana as a unesco category ii center of excellence is to provide training and professional development in mathematical sciences f. Aims ghana is a partnership project of the university of cape coast, university of ghana, kwame nkrumah university of science and technology, ghana academy of arts and sciences, herriot watt university, durham university, and nanyang technological university.
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