The varsities are the Lagos University Teaching Hospital Schools, Hillside University of Science and Technology, Aletheia University, and Ahman Pategi University. They have all entered into separate high-level collaborations to train students in 21st-century-oriented, lucrative international certification-based ICT and project skills.

New Horizons revealed that this initiative responded to the increasing demand for highly qualified graduates, who possess both academic excellence and internationally recognised professional IT, e-business, and project management certifications to address the pervasive graduate unemployment syndrome.

According to New Horizons MD/CEO Tim Akano, the four universities have taken a bold step toward making their institutions relevant in the 21st century by embracing the rapid advancements in emerging technologies such as AI, robotics, and machine learning.

He further stated that New Horizons would leverage its 43 years of international experience as a U.S.-based organisation with 370 centres in 71 countries and 20 years of operations in Nigeria to ensure the programme’s success.

https://guardian.ng/technology/new-horizons-partners-varsities-on-ict-projects/