Wednesday, April 24, 2024

 

TAU LAUNCHES ICT DEGREE PROGRAMS



By Daily News Reporter

The launch of new age Information Technology degree programs by Texila American University Zambia is a significant step towards equipping students with the digital skills needed to meet international standards. This initiative, endorsed by Dr. Clement Sinyangwe, President of the Information Communication Technology Association of Zambia (ICTAZ), aligns with the evolving direction of the industry and underscores the university's commitment to providing cutting-edge education.

Dr. Sinyangwe's remarks highlight the importance of promoting research and innovation in the IT sector, emphasizing ICTAZ's role in fostering a conducive environment for the development of IT professionals in Zambia. He commends Texila American University Zambia for establishing itself as a center of excellence for learning, research, and innovation in Information Technology, recognizing the potential of IT to drive the country's technological growth and development.

The introduction of new age IT degree programs not only enhances the skills of students but also contributes significantly to the advancement of Zambia's ICT ecosystem. In today's digital era, where technology plays a vital role in various aspects of life, the demand for skilled IT professionals is higher than ever before, as Dr. Sinyangwe rightly points out.

Furthermore, Choolwe Nalubamba, Director General of the Zambia Information Communications Technology Authority (ZICTA), emphasizes the importance of increasing the number of professionals in the ICT sector to meet the growing demand for IT services. The launch of these new degree programs is seen as a pivotal moment that will provide learners with education aligned with international standards, preparing them to meet the needs of the industry and contribute to Zambia's digital transformation.

Overall, initiatives like these not only enhance the skills of the workforce but also create opportunities for all Zambians to participate in and benefit from the digital revolution. Through concerted efforts in promoting digital literacy, innovation, and entrepreneurship, Zambia can position itself as a leader in the global digital economy.

 

 

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