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News Ms. Tahira Dufrense, from the Seychelles Institute of Technology, recently completed Work-Based Experience (WBE) at the University of Seychelles
News Ms. Tahira Dufrense, from the Seychelles Institute of Technology, recently completed Work-Based Experience (WBE) at the University of Seychelles
In celebration of International Women’s Day, the Registrar and three students participated in a Women’s Day Forum organised by ESA.
The event featured a panel discussion with five inspiring women entrepreneurs who shared their journeys and experiences in business. ESA also promoted their services while encouraging young aspiring entrepreneurs.
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University of Seychelles at WIOMSA 2025🌊🌍
From 28th September to 3rd October, four of our staff members proudly represented UniSey at the 13th WIOMSA Scientific Symposium in Mombasa, Kenya — the largest marine and coastal science conference in the Western Indian Ocean region, with over 1,200 delegates in attendance.
Our team contributed to critical regional dialogues by presenting their research through oral and poster sessions, while also engaging in meaningful knowledge exchange and capacity building.
A proud moment for UniSey: Dr. Murray Duncan, Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Environmental Sciences, was honoured with the 2025 Emerging Scientist Award. Congratulations, Dr. Duncan! 👏
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News Winner of the 15th anniversary logo has been presented his certificate and prize. Congratulations Ned Souris #unisey15th
The University of Seychelles continues to make learning interactive, practical, and engaging through ECON206: Natural Resource and Environmental Economics.
Students recently participated in a climate emotions workshop in collaboration with Sustainability for Seychelles, where they explored an important question: how does climate change affect mental health?
Through interactive discussions, creative expression, and reflective exercises, students connected environmental issues with real human experiences. At UniSey, learning goes beyond the classroom by combining academic knowledge with practical engagement and community collaboration.
News UniSey had the pleasure of welcoming Wheelies Delivery Service on campus for a presentation to the new CEMBA/CEMPA students.The