Click on the hyperlinks below each university icon to view their Master’s programme that the TEA-LP courses will fit in to, and the respective teams responsible for developing and delivering the courses at each of the universities.

Busitema University

Programme: MSc in Sustainable Energy Engineering [MSc SEE]

Profile: Busitema University Team

Federal University of Technology Owerri (FUTO)

Programme: MSc Future Energies

Profile: FUTO Team

Ghana Communica- tion Technology University (GCTU)

Programme:MSc Economics with Informatics

Programme:MSc Digital Marketing

Profile: GCTU Team

Gulu University

Programme: MSc in Renewable Energy Access

Profile: Gulu University Team

Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB)

Programme: MSc in Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Profile: IUB Team

Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT)

Programme: MSc in Energy Technology (website under maintenance)

Profile: JKUAT Team

Kumasi Technical University

Programme: MTech in Power Systems and Energetics Engineering

Profile: Kumasi Technical University Team

Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS)

Programme: MSc Electrical Engineering

Profile: LUMS Team

Lupane State University

Programme: MSc in Climate Change and Sustainable Development

Profile: Lupane State University Team

Malawi University of Business and
Applied Sciences

Programme: MSc in Sustainable Energy

Profile: MUBAS Team

Mekelle University

Programme:MSc in Sustainable Energy

Profile: Mekelle University Team

Moi University

Programme: MSc in Sustainable Energy & Energy Access

Profile: Moi University Team

Mulungushi University

Programme: Masters in Climate Change and Sustainable Development

Profile: Mulungushi University Team

Mzuzu University

Programme: MSc in Energy Systems Engineering

Profile: Mzuzu University Team

National University of Lesotho

Programme: MSc in Sustainable Energy

Profile: NUL Team

Nelson Mandela African Institution of Science and Technology (NM-AIST)

Programme: MSc in Sustainable Energy Science and Engineering

Profile: NM-AIST Team

Obafemi Awolowo University Ile-Ife (OAU)

Programme: MTech in Energy System Science and Engineering, MSc in Energy System Science and Engineering

Profile: OAU Team

Papua New Guinea University of Technology (PNG UoT)

Programme: MSc Applied Physics in Renewable Energy

Profile: PNG UoT Team

Strathmore University

Programme: MSc in Sustainable Energy Transition

Profile: Strathmore University Team

Tribhuvan University

Programme: MSc in Renewable Energy Engineering, MSc in Energy Systems Planning and Management

Profile: Tribhuvan Team

Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM)

Programme: MSc in Electrical and Electronics Engineering Management

Profile: UiTM Team

University of Cape Coast (UCC)

Programme: MPhil Clean Energy and Environment

Programme: MSc Clean Energy and Environment

Profile: UCC Team

University of Energy and Natural Resources (UENR)

Programme: MSc Sustainable Energy Engineering and Management

Profile: UENR Team

University of Fiji

Programme: MSc Renewable Energy Management

Profile: UniFiji Team

University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT)

Programme: MSc in Energy Access & Renewable Energy Technology

Profile: UNIPORT Team

University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN)

Programme: Renewable and New Energy Systems

Profile: UNN Team

University of Rwanda

Programme: MSc in Renewable Energy

Profile: University of Rwanda Team

University of Sierra Leone

Programme: MPhil in Energy Studies

Profile: University of Sierra Leone Team

University of Zimbabwe

Programme: MSc in Renewable Energy Engineering

Profile: University of Zimbabwe Team

Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (UDUSOK)

Programme: MSc in Renewable Energy

Profile: UDUSOK Team

Partnerships

WITHIN THE NETWORK

Alliance for Rural Electrification (ARE) and Cornerstone of Rural Electrification Initiative (CORE)

CORE enables resilient rural and peri-urban communities by ensuring safety, efficiency and reliability become the cornerstone of decentralised electrification.

African Management Institute (AMI)

AMI is pioneering practical business and management learning for Africa. We equip entrepreneurs with key tools to build their businesses, we help companies build motivated and productive workforces, and we run work-readiness and entry-level programmes for young people starting their careers.

XENDEE

XENDEE is the world’s most awarded Microgrid Decision Support Platform for certifying the resilience and bankability of distributed energy systems.

Useful Resources

African School of Regulation

The African School of Regulation (ASR) aims to be the hub of excellence for learning practical skills established on a sound foundation, promoting independent discussion and knowledge exchange, conducting applied research to address new challenges, and making available a repository of resources in energy regulation and policy to achieve sustainable, reliable, and affordable energy in Africa.

CLASP

CLASP focuses on appliance and equipment energy performance and quality, to mitigate and adapt to climate change and expand access to clean energy. CLASP works in the world’s top-emitting countries to advance data-driven solutions that address the climate crisis while keeping us connected, comfortable, and productive.

Clean Cooking Alliance (CCA)

Advocating clean cooking solutions, the Clean Cooking Alliance website has resources on different fuels, technologies, policy, consumer research, health research and more.

Efficiency for Access

Efficiency for Access is a global coalition working to promote affordable, high-performing, and inclusive appliances that enable access to clean energy for the world’s poorest people. It is a catalyst for change, accelerating the growth of off and weak-grid appliance markets to boost incomes, reduce carbon emissions, improve quality of life, and support sustainable development. Current Efficiency for Access Coalition members have programmes and initiatives spanning 62 countries and 34 key technologies. It is co-chaired by UK aid and the IKEA Foundation.

Energy Action Partners

ENACT aims to foster resilient and inclusive communities that pursue technological innovation, while strengthening social cohesion and shared values. They work to expand individual opportunity and strengthen communities through collaborative projects, activities and educational programs that improve access to sustainable energy services.