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New Partnership Aims to Strengthen E-Learning Capacity in Africa

The Mastercard Foundation, United States International University-Africa (USIU-Africa), and Arizona State University (ASU) announced the launch of the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program e-Learning Initiative, which, building on what was learned during the COVID-19 disruption, will over the next five years enable more than 600,000 university students to successfully pursue their studies online, from anywhere across Africa. Read on.

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Mastercard Foundation | Brendan Bannon

An instructor reviews an online STEM course designed by the University of Rwanda and AIMS as part of Leaders in Teaching. The Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program e-Learning initiative trains instructors at participating universities to effectively teach virtual learners.

Mastercard Foundation | Brendan Bannon

Young people in Kayonza District, Rwanda, participate in an online training program offered by TechnoServe in partnership with Mastercard Foundation. The e-Learning initiative will make higher education more inclusive and accessible to students across Africa.

Mastercard Foundation

The Mastercard Foundation, United States International University-Africa (USIU-Africa), and Arizona State University (ASU) announced the launch of the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program e-Learning Initiative, which over the next five years, will enable more than 600,000 university students to successfully pursue their studies online, from anywhere across Africa.

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