Here are just a few photos from the visits.
About the UEM Central Library Programme Blog
With this blog, the team working with the Universidade Eduardo Mondlane (UEM) Central Library Programme within the Sida Research Training Partnership Programme, shares the content and activities of the five year cooperation, launched in November 2017. Our joint work aims at contributing to the development of a modern research library at UEM, through increased access to and usage of resources and capacity building including masters and PhD Training as well as cooperation at a national and regional level. The Swedish partners are the University of Borås and the Blekinge Institute of Technology. By following the blog you will be updated on the activities and get an insight into the cooperation.
Showing posts with label cooperation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cooperation. Show all posts
Sunday, 3 November 2019
Study visits
For three days I was given the opportunity to visit libraries at universities and institutions in Maputo, Matola and Chibotu. I would like to thank all the people who made this possible! It has been some very interesting and important days.
Here are just a few photos from the visits.
Here are just a few photos from the visits.
Thursday, 30 August 2018
Team visit to Sweden
Curious about what Horacio Zimba and Democrito Manyissa did in Sweden last week? As part of our cooperation, we have exchange on the agenda, as well as finding ways to contribute not only to library development, but also to education in library and information science at Universidade Eduardo Mondlane (UEM). And what we do, we aim to do together.
The first days of the stay were spent in Borås, where the Swedish School of Library and Information Science, SSLIS, is found at the University of Borås (UB). Horacio and Democrito, together with Veronica Trépagny (team leader, SSLIS), Svante Kristensson (library director, UN, member of the team) and other UB staff had meetings and discussions around:
Horacio and Democrito spent time in the university library at the UB and held meetings on competence buildning input next year (work shop discussions). Daniel Kristiansson, the UB research officer assisting in the Sida research training partnership programmes, took part in many of the meetings and contributed to the planning and delivery of the UEM stay in Borås.
![]() | |||
| Team trapped in the House of Knowledge, sculpture by Jaume Plensa on campus. Photo: Maria Idebrant |
- library schools
- education in library and information science at SSLIS and UEM
- potential future education in library and information science
- research in library and information science at SSLIS
- research education
![]() |
| Democrito Manyissa with Malin Utter and Maria Ringbo, discussing bachelor's education. |
![]() |
| Horacio Zimba with Daniel Kristiansson |
![]() |
| Democrito, Claes Lennartsson, head of school at SSLIS, and Horacio. |
Tuesday, 19 December 2017
Welcome to the Central Library Programme at UEM
Welcome to our blog - and don't forget to subscribe
This is where the library team working within the Sida Research Training Parntership Programme cooperation between Swedish universities and the Universidade Eduardo Mondlane (UEM) in Mozambique are going to communicate. Here, we will share what we are here for, what our aims are, what we do and how you can learn more. We want to include all librarians and library staff working within the Universidade Eduardo Mondlane libraries in our communication, but others are also welcome to follow us.
The Sida research cooperation aims at creating an environment even more conducive for research and the formulation of problems and theories adressing Mozambique's own challenges. For any research based university, a modern research library is needed. The vision of the central library of the UEM is "to be a modern research library and center of excellence in technical and scientific information". As (also) described in the concept note for the Central Library Programme, its mission is further to "bring together necessary information resources for teaching and research a at Eduardo Mondlane University in particular and in the country in general".
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)




