Pathway Mozambique leads to PhD student at SETU

This episode focuses on the partnership between SETU and the University of Rovuma in Mozambique as part of its Global South Partnership programme. The Pathway Moz partnership focused on empowering women and youth through agri-entrepreneurship, food science, and technology, with a strong emphasis on community engagement and capacity building.This project, which took place over a number of years resulted in extensive research from both cohorts and highly valuable knowledge exchange. In September 2026, a PHD student started at at SETU co-supervised by researchers from both universities. To discuss the project, Mary O’Neill from the Marketing Office at SETU, and host of this episode, was joined by: Dr Sheila Long, lecturer, and East and Southern Africa Engagement Lead at SETUDr Adriana Cunha Neves, lecturer and researcher from the Faculty of Science and Computing at SETU Mariana Calheiros Lobo, Nutrition ResearcherEdgar Ussene, provincial representative for the Embassy of Ireland in MozambiqueUniversidade Rovuma researcher Sonia Nido You’ll also find out more here Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.