Published On: March 2nd, 2012|

All Africa – Staff Writer

“African universities need to better support early career researchers if they are to build a thriving research environment and boost the continent’s overall number of PhD-qualified staff, according to a joint report by the British Academy and the Association of Commonwealth Universities launched yesterday (27 February). Many African science graduates struggle to establish careers after leaving university as they do not receive enough assistance to define their research agendas and develop professionally, says the report, Foundations for the Future: Supporting the Early Careers of African Researchers.”(more)