CAPE VERDE: PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES PLAY STRONG CARDS TO ENTER IN THE INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC ARENA

Cape Verdean public universities are competing to raise their country’s profile as an international HE centre - launching new modern facilities, degree courses taught entirely in English and multiple international agreements. Being a tourism-dependent archipelago highly affected by the Covid-19 outbreak, the Cape Verde GDP dropped 14.8% last year - the worst economic performance in its history. Thus, the role played by universities to support the economy is more important than ever. As a result, the government is happy that the new campus of the University of ...


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