The University of Rwanda (UR) held its grand 11th graduation ceremony on 17th October 2025, celebrating the academic success of 9,526 students who officially joined the growing community of UR alumni.
From 16–19 June 2025, the second consortium meeting of the groundbreaking SUNNY Project, a €5.3 million initiative funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe programme, was held in Rwanda.
As part of UR Innovation Week, on November 21, UR GIIH, in partnership with Chalmers University and Energy Private Developers (EPD), hosted an Energy and Climate Policy Dialogue. This event brought together academia, the private sector, government, and donors to share perspectives on the challenges of energy policy, with a special focus on implementing clean cooking policies in Rwanda.
From 18-19 November, University of Rwanda’s African Centre of Excellence in Energy for Sustainable Development (ACEESD) and The Grid Innovation and Innovation Hub (GIIH) hosted its third Innovation Week, an event where experts from academia, industry, and students gathered to discuss innovation and entrepreneu
The University of Rwanda held its 10th Graduation ceremony, a momentous occasion, on Friday, October 25, 2024, at Huye Campus Stadium. The event celebrated a total of 8,068 graduates (3,109 female and 4,959 male) who received degrees ranging from Diplomas to PhDs.
The University of Rwanda’s College of Science and Technology hosted a mini-grid training workshop, with 49 lecturers from 17 universities across Africa, Asia, and the Indo-Pacific, all united to deepen their knowledge and teaching skills in mini-grid technology.