PAMO University of Medical Sciences has joined the Oxonia University Network, an international alliance comprising more than 153 universities across 41 countries.
The announcement was made during a ceremony at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, United Kingdom, as part of a high-level programme on Leadership and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Higher Education.
Representing the Board of Trustees of PAMO University at the event, Professor Adaeze Chidinma Oreh described the development as a significant milestone for the institution.
Established in 2013, the Oxonia University Network provides a platform for international academic cooperation, research partnerships, innovation and knowledge exchange.
PAMO University’s inclusion is expected to create opportunities for international partnerships, medical research, faculty collaboration and improved healthcare education through exposure to global best practices.
The development also aligns with the institution’s commitment to advancing medical education and contributing to healthcare development.
The university described the affiliation as an opportunity to strengthen its academic capacity, expand its international reach and contribute to the global medical community.
