University provides free MA places for refugee women from Afghanistan
Posted date: 19 Apr 2022
The University of Manchester has provided free places on its Masters in Educational Leadership in Practice programme to a group of 15 Afghani refugee women, supporting them in their ambition to set up schools, colleges and nurseries for Afghani refugees living in exile.
Working around their busy teaching schedule, an expert in the Manchester Institute of Education is providing remote teaching and training to the women through The University of Manchester Worldwide blended learning scheme.
The scheme is part of global cross-institution initiative coordinated by the Asian University for Women (AUW) in Bangladesh following the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan in late 2021, when educated Afghani women found their lives - and the future of their education and training - threatened by the Taliban.
Working around their busy teaching schedule, an expert in the Manchester Institute of Education is providing remote teaching and training to the women through The University of Manchester Worldwide blended learning scheme.
The scheme is part of global cross-institution initiative coordinated by the Asian University for Women (AUW) in Bangladesh following the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan in late 2021, when educated Afghani women found their lives - and the future of their education and training - threatened by the Taliban.
Reference Link:https://www.manchester.ac.uk/discover/news/university-provides-free-ma-places-for-refugee-women-from-afghanistan/
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