News: Announcements

English Department Research Seminar
August 29, 2017   English Department
You are all invited to the English Department Research Seminar as follows: Date:Thursday, 31st August 2017 Venue:Language Lab (Room M) Time: 3-4 pm Speaker:Dave Mankhokwe Namusanya Topic:“Popular Culture as a Mirror: Contextualising the Music of Mafo Within the Situation of the Youth in Malawi" Abstract Urban music in Malawi has become one of the most followed popular culture products, especially among young people, owing to its easier accessibility and experimentation (mixing gen...
UNIVERSITY OF MALAWI CONGREGATION for 2015/2016 GRADUANDS
July 17, 2017   The University Registrar
The University of Malawi wishes to inform graduands and the general public that its fourth Congregation will be held on Wednesday, 26th July, 2017 in the Great Hall at Chancellor College in Zomba from 7:30 a.m.The Vice-Chancellor, Professor John D. Kalenga Saka, will preside over the ceremony.Academic awards shall be conferred to graduands in the following programmes: Chancellor College 1. Bachelor of Education (Language) 2. Bachelor of Education (Science) 3. Bachelor of Education (Social St...
Post Graduate Programmes: January 2018 Intake
July 5, 2017   Registrar
    Chancellor College, a Constituent College of the University of Malawi, is inviting applications for various Postgraduate Programmes which will commence in January 2018. GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR MASTER’S DEGREES The following are the minimum application requirements for all Masters’ degree programmes:  A Bachelor’s degree from a recognized university with at least a credit. Candidates with a strong pass may be considered. A detailed CV Cer...
African Centre of Excellence in Public Health and Herbal Medicine (ACEPHEM)
June 29, 2017   Human Ecology Department
Speaker :  John Mponda, 2nd Deputy Director, ACEPHEM Topic : Introducing African Centre of Excellence in Public Health and Herbal Medicine (ACEPHEM) Target : Staff and Students Date : 3rd July, 2017 Time : 10:30 to 11:30 hrs Venue : Chancellor College                                       
Human Rights Essay Competition
June 29, 2017   Faculty of Law
  MINISTRY OF JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL AFFAIRS From October 2016, Malawi joined the rest of Africa in celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the entry into force of the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights. The local events marking this anniversary will be concluded this June 2017. One of the final events is a human rights essay competition in celebration of not only the Charter but the broader African human rights governance architecture. The subject of the human rights essay is...
English Department Research Seminar
June 26, 2017   English Department
You are all Invited to the English Department Research Seminar as follows:  Date:  Thursday, 29th June 2017  Venue:  Chancellor College Language Laboratory  Time: 3 to 4 pm  Speaker: Mzati Nkolokosa  Topic : "Paul Chaphuka: His Music and its World" ABSTRACT Paul Chaphuka left one 10-track album, “Ndichiritseni,” which he recorded in the last days of his life, twenty years ago, when his body brought him nothing but pain from cancer. Yet at...
Opening Arrangements for Chancellor College New and Continuing Students
June 23, 2017   Registrar
  Chancellor College is pleased to announce the beginning of classes for the current academic year. The College will have a double cohort of first years; those selected in 2016 (and attended orientation programme in March 2017) and those selected in 2017 (and have not attended orientation). The opening arrangements are as follows:- 10th July 2017 : Orientation of Year one generic students selected in 2017 (the intake that did not come for orientation) 17th July 2017 :  Beginnin...
Faculty of Social Science Seminar
June 15, 2017   Faculty of Social Science
Date: 22nd June, 2017 at 15:00hrs Venue: Chancellor College Senior Common Room Presenter: Gift Kayira  Abstract This paper uses the World Bank-funded Lilongwe Land Development Project (LLDP) implemented between 1967-1979 to understand the ways in which non-state development experts from international organizations, post-colonial leaders in Malawi, and the project recipients, interacted in their quest to translate development ideas into practice. Drawing on recently declassified World...
Public Lecture By Colin Sargent
May 26, 2017   Political and Administrative Studies Department
China-Africa Relations: Historical Context for China’s Current Strategic Aims   Date:Monday, 29 th May 2017 Venue: Senior Common Room Time: 9:30am to 10:30am About the lecture The lecture on China/Africa relations will focus on presenting a world historical context for the strategic aims of the Chinese government, and also discuss British colonialism, the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) anti-imperial narrative, and empowerment versus disempowerment as competing str...
Students’ Loan Application Form
May 8, 2017   Registrar
The Students' Loan Application Form from the Higher Eduaction Students' Loans and Grants Board can now be downloaded from the Students Portal. The form is to be completed by all students who wish to apply for the student's loan.  
Short Courses in Project Monitoring & Evaluation, Data Analysis in SPSS & STATA, Questionnaire Design Using CSPRO and Geographical Information Systems(GIS)
May 8, 2017   Mathematical Sciences Department
The Mathematical Sciences Department in the Faculty of Science at Chancellor College is inviting government and private sector practitioners, college students and interested individuals to short course training in the following:   Code Course Title Dates Fees (MK) 1 Project Monitoring & Evaluation 25 – 30 June 2017 120,000.00 2 Geographical Information Systems (GIS) 25 – 30 June 2017 120,000.00...
Lecture By Rev.Prof.Gordon Graham, MA, PHD, FRSE
May 8, 2017   Registrar
There will be a lecture by Rev.Prof. Gordon Graham a trustee of the Soko Fund based at Prince Town University, Scotland to be held as follows:           Date: Monday, 8th May, 2017           Time: 4:00 pm           Venue: Senior Common Room           Topic:   Development and the Democratic Ideal