CePAPS, AUST Abuja
ABOUT CePAPS
The Centre for Pan African and Peace Studies (CePAPS) at the African University of Science and Technology (AUST) is part of an international Pan-African institution founded in 2007, inspired by African leaders and Nelson Mandela’s vision for strengthening sub-Saharan Africa's science and technology capacity. CePAPS, drawing inspiration from Pan-Africanists like W.E.B. Du Bois and Nelson Mandela, is dedicated to aligning Global Africa with the opportunities of the 4th Industrial Revolution. Recognizing the challenges faced by lagging regions in the 21st century, CePAPS focuses on advancing the African Union Agenda 2063, envisioning a united African federation with a common market, currency, defense, and parliamentary institutions. This initiative aims to position Africa as one of the world’s largest economic blocs in the coming decades.
The Centre engages in a series of Roundtables, Conferences and Distinguished Lecture series on 21st Century trends that are sure to impact the continent. These areas include:
New technological innovations; the AI era and the future of Africa
Peace building Techniques and strategies
Migration Studies
Economy & Poverty alleviation
Democracy institutionalization
Cultural Context of the Creative industries
Gender Studies
Africa's heritage from Architecture to Religion
Annual Programs
Black History Month Lecture
Africa Day Celebration
Peace & Conflict Resolution workshop
Annual Conferences for General Studies students
Distinguished lecture
Certificate & Diploma Programs
CePAPS. like other AUST research centers, offers Certificate and Diploma courses of Pan African and National development relevance.
Contact:
Director:
Prof. Chudi Uwazurike (+234807235988 )
Assoc Director:
Dr. Bosco Okolo-Obi (08133672086 )
