Association of African Universities
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The Association of African Universities was established in 1967 to facilitate co-operation between its members and with the international academic community. It is based in Accra, Ghana. In June 2007, it had 208 members from 45 African countries.
The Association of African Universities (AAU) is the apex organization and forum for consultation, exchange of information and co-operation among institutions of higher education in Africa. It represents the voice of higher education in Africa on regional and international bodies and supports networking by institutions of higher education in teaching, research, information exchange and dissemination.
[edit] See also
- Universities in Africa
- EAIE
- EURODOC
- Agence universitaire de la Francophonie (AUF)
- European University Association
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