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| Rector of AIMS Tanzania, Mark Roberts |
The scope for producing more African Scientists will be broadened with the introduction of a highly specialized African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS) in Tanzania, to be specific in the historic town of Bagamoyo.
Tanzania will be the fifth country in Africa to benefit from the AIMS expertise in delivering postgraduate training to talented students and conducting research on applications of the mathematical sciences.
Next year, a sixth centre will be established in neighboring Rwanda. The masterplan of the organization, the AIMS Next Einstein Initiative (NEI), is to establish fifteen such institutes across Africa, all nurturing highly trained scientists in a range of specialisms.
AIMS NEI centres are currently also operational in South Africa, Senegal, Ghana and Cameroon. So far 731 high caliber African Scientists from 41 African nations have graduated to take up further academic options, such as PhDs, and to pursue careers in professions such as education, IT and business.
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