The University of Burundi Doctoral School: The Model and the current status
Abstract
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Since the advent of the knowledge economy society, it is generally agreed that research
plays a major role in creating new knowledge and achieving the development goals. This
article starts with the description of the processes of establishment of the University of
Burundi doctoral school. It then designs the operating model for this school based on an
in-depth analysis of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) of research
in Burundi. The opportunities used in this article come from the implementation of the East
African Community Common Higher Education Area, the knowledge economy society
and the Sustainable Development Goals. Finally, the article highlights the structures of the
doctoral school, students’ admission and registration procedures and the organization of
doctoral studies.
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