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Background

The Consortium for Advanced Research Training in Africa(CARTA) is an initiative of nine African universities, four African researchinstitutes, and select northern partners. CARTA offers an innovative model fordoctoral training in sub-Saharan Africa to strengthen the capacity ofparticipating institutions to conduct and lead internationally-competitiveresearch.

The multi-disciplinary CARTA program is open to staff ofparticipating institutions who are interested in conducting their PhD researchon topics relevant to the broad fields of public and population health. Wewelcome applications from disciplines, such as public health, demography,anthropology, communication, and economics, among others, as long as theresearch question aims to contribute to public and population health issues.

Over the medium-term, CARTA aims to produce a critical massof high-quality graduates trained to address the complex issues surroundinghealth and development in Africa, retain them in the region, and provide them witha vibrant intellectual environment, as well as viable and challenging researchand growth opportunities. CARTA aims to achieve reforms in higher education by:

1.Assisting universities to develop enriching andvibrant academic and research environments; and

2.Supporting promising African scholars who teachat affiliated universities to obtain high-quality doctoral training in publicand population health-related fields.

CARTA is currently offering a collaborative doctoraltraining program in public and population health. This program has beendeveloped in response to the great challenges faced by Africa’s institutions ofhigher education in addressing the training and retention of the nextgeneration of academics in the region. Women are particularly encouraged to apply.

Specifically, CARTA seeks to fund candidates who will befuture leaders in their institutions; that is, young, capable, and committedindividuals who, in time, will ensure that their universities will be theinstitutions of choice for future generations of academics and universityadministrators wishing to make a positive impact on public and populationhealth in Africa.

CARTA hosts a series of Joint Advanced Seminars (JAS) forcohorts of doctoral students admitted and registered in the participatingAfrican universities. Both the development and delivery of these courses arejointly-led by regional and international experts. The seminars consist of didacticsessions, discussions, demonstrations, and practice labs. These activitiescollectively serve to:

1.Expose students to key theories and concepts,seminal readings, and research methods of disciplines relevant to public andpopulation health;

2.Train students in critical research skills; and

3.Build and maintain a network of researchers forscientific collaborations, professional support, and mutually beneficialexchange of scientific resources.

The advanced seminars are offered once annually for four yearsto each cohort and build skills and conceptual depth from year to year. EachJAS runs for 3 to 4 weeks. Specific topics covered in each JAS include thefollowing:

·JAS-1 builds critical thinking, technicalskills, and other core research competencies, and introduce students to theessential concepts and seminal articles of the disciplines brought togetherunder CARTA

·JAS-2 focuses on data management and analysis.Fellows learn to use software packages for qualitative and quantitative datamanagement and analyses. Practice sessions use real research data and currentsoftware packages for hands-on training

·JAS-3 focuses on data presentation, the doctoraldissertation, and scientific writing and communication skills to facilitateresults dissemination and policy engagement

·JAS-4 addresses professional developmentincluding skills necessary to manage and teach large class sizes, raise andmanage research funds, grant writing and research management. JAS-4 is alsodesigned to serve as an opportunity for senior fellows to practice mentoring ofjunior fellows through discussions and laboratory sessions, software training,and general information sharing

During the 2014/2015academic year, the CARTA program is planning to offer up to 25 PhD fellowships.The Fellowship, which is tenable at one of the participating Africanuniversities, includes the cost of fellows’ participation in the advancedseminars; a modest monthly stipend; small grants for research activities; alaptop loaded with relevant software; funds for travel to conferences, as wellas costs for participating in joint program activities. The fellowship runs fora maximum of four years. Fellowships cover tuition fees, medical insurance, andother university fees in special circumstances only. Partner institutions havecommitted to continue paying Fellows’ salaries (or equivalent) and to modifyworkloads for the fellows to enable them to fully participate in CARTA organizedactivities pertaining to their PhD program and also to concentrate on their PhDstudies. Fellows are encouraged to seek supplemental funding to coveradditional costs of their doctoral program.

Participating AfricanUniversities

·Makerere University, Uganda.

·Moi University, Kenya.

·National University of Rwanda, Rwanda.

·Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria.

·University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

·University of Ibadan, Nigeria.

·University of Malawi, Malawi.

·University of Nairobi, Kenya.

·University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa.

Participating ResearchInstitutes

·African Population and Health Research Center(APHRC), Kenya.

·Agincourt Health and Population Unit, SouthAfrica.

·Ifakara Health Institute (IHI), Tanzania

·KEMRI/Wellcome Trust Research Programme, Kenya.

Northern Partners

·Canadian Coalition for Global Health Research(CCGHR), University of Toronto, Canada.

·Monash University, Australia.

·Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute(Swiss TPH), Switzerland.

·University of Colorado, USA.

·University of Gothenburg, Sweden.

·University of Umea, Sweden.

·University of Warwick, UK.

·WHO Special Programme for Research and Trainingin Tropical Diseases (TDR), Switzerland.

Eligibility

·A Masters degree in a relevant field.

·Prior admission into a PhD program is notrequired for application but awards are contingent on such admission beingobtained at one of the participating African universities.

·Applicants for this program must be teaching or research staff at one of the participating Africaninstitutions and should be committed to contributing towards buildingcapacity at their institutions.

·Applicants’ PhD research proposal must berelated to public and population health or to sexuality studies

·Fellowshipsare only open to people who have not yet registered for a PhD or are in thevery early stages (first year) of the PhD program

·Applicants must commit to participation in allfour annual residential Joint Advanced Seminars (JASes), and to engage ininter-seminar activities designed to keep fellows actively engaged and incontinual communication with peers and mentors.

·Male applicants must be under the age of 40years and female applicants under the age 45 years.

Application Procedure

1.Contact the CARTA focal person) at yourinstitution to discuss your interest and obtain application materials.Application forms may also be downloaded from the CARTA website (www.cartafrica.org) Resoureces - Publications page.

2.Submit your application to the local CARTAcommittee in your institution (alsoemail a copy of all application materials to carta@aphrc.org ), which will conduct the initialscreening process and submit successful applications to the CARTA secretariat.The deadline for submissions is April15, 2014.

3.If successful at the university selection level,the CARTA secretariat will inform and contact you to proceed to the next level

4.Successful applicants at the universityselection level will be expected to:

a.Complete an online-based pre-JAS, Part I tasks

b.A competency course (June 1, 2014 – July 15, 2014)

c.Send a full application to the CARTAsecretariat. The deadline for submissionof the full application is July 15, 2014.

5.Final fellowship decision, which is independentof the university application, will be communicated by CARTA secretariat by September 30, 2014.

CARTA Focal Persons

Consortium for Advanced Research Trainingin Africa (CARTA)

Housed atthe African Population and Health Research Center

P. O. Box10787-00100 Nairobi, Kenya

Landline:+254 (020) 400 1000, 266 2244, or 266 2255,

Cell: +254722 205 933, 720 098 388, 733 410 102; Fax: +254 (020) 400 1101

Email:carta@aphrc.org; Website: www.cartafrica.org

The Universidad de Manila (UdM) (formerly known as the City College of Manila) is a city government funded, public local university in Manila, Philippines. Its Main Campus is located at the grounds of Mehan Gardens, near the Central Terminal Station of LRTA Line 1. It has an annex campus in Carriedo Street (Downtown Campus). It formerly maintained a campus at the 15-storey old PNB Building in Escolta Street but it was razed by a fire in 2015 and was finally demolished in 2016. The Division of City Schools-Manila has its headquarters at the main campus of UDM. ^[1]

UDM was founded as the City College of Manila (CCM) by Manila Mayor Alfredo Lim. Mayor Lito Atienza renamed it Universidad de Manila in 2006. The school reverted to its original name in 2007 when Mayor Lim retook City Hall. However, a few months into office, he renamed it Gat Andrés Bonifacio University.

• 2Colleges
• 3Admission requirements

History[edit]

Universidad de Manila was founded in 1995 during the term of Manila Mayor Alfredo Lim. It was then located in the old 12-storey high Philippine National Bank Building in the district of Santa Cruz.^[2][3]

In its early years, and before it acquired its current name and status, many controversies haunted the CCM. Among the issues were the low passing rates that it had received and its proposed transformation into a district college of the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila.^[4] PLM and the CCM students opposed the plan; thus, it never materialized.

In early 2005, many environmental groups resisted the construction of the new building at the Mehan Garden, but there were organizations that backed the move.^[5] Later on, the City Council unanimously voted in favor of transferring the CCM's main building to the site, and the construction of a five-storey edifice ensued.^[2][6] In that same year, the CCM integrated sports in its curriculum in line with the plan of establishing the Manila Sports Academy, which is tasked to provide free college education to deserving athletes and outstanding performers and develop future sports educators.^[7][8] Additionally, the college took part in the enforcement of English as the medium of instruction.^[9][10]

A year later, Manila City officials, including Mayor Lito Atienza, initiated the elevation of CCM to a university to promote higher learning and provide more opportunities to Manila youth for a quality education. By virtue of the amendments of Ordinance No. 7885, which was authored by majority floor leader Ernesto Dionisio and some members of the majority bloc, the CCM acquired the name Universidad de Manila (UDM).^[11] During the same year, UDM hosted the International Youth Expo, with the theme, 'Showcasing an Ideal World through Visuals.'^[12]

In 2007, the Commission on Higher Education allowed the UDM to confer postgraduate studies. On November 30 of the same year, during the commemoration of the 144th birth anniversary of Andrés Bonifacio, Lim renamed the school in honor of Bonifacio, who despite of financial difficulties pursued knowledge through self-education.^[13]

UDM has three buildings, in the Annex, Escolta and the Main Building.

Colleges[edit]

The university's ten colleges offer courses from bachelor to postgraduate degree programs. Degree programs, such as Criminology, Social Work, Physical Therapy and Nursing, are considered as the University's pilot courses.

College of Arts and Sciences (CAS)[edit]

• Bachelor of Arts in Political Science
• Bachelor of Science in Mathematics minor in Computer Science
• Bachelor of Science in Psychology
• Bachelor of Science in Social Work

College of Mass Communication (CMC)[edit]

• Bachelor in Mass Communication

The College of Mass Communication is the new college from Universidad De Manila, established on July 11, 2015, it was a part of the College of Arts and Sciences before but the past President Benjamin Tayabas made the Mass Communication a College.

College of Business and Entrepreneurship (CBE)[edit]

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in:

• Human Resources Development Management
• Entrepreneurship
• Marketing Management

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College of Criminology (CCr)[edit]

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For five straight years, the College of Criminology has consistently been ranked by the Professional Regulation Commission as the leading criminology school in the Philippines out of 197 participating schools. At present, UDM's College of Criminology is remained Top 1 in Metro Manila, and Top 5 in the Philippines (2015).^[14]

• Bachelor of Science in Criminology

College of Education (CEd)[edit]

• Bachelor in Secondary Education Major in Biological Science
• Bachelor in Secondary Education Major in Mathematics
• Bachelor in Secondary Education Major in Social Sciences
• Bachelor in Secondary Education Major in English

College of Engineering and Technology (CET)[edit]

• Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering
• Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications Engineering
• Bachelor of Science in Information Technology

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College of Health Science (CHS)[edit]

• Bachelor of Science in Nursing

The Department of Nursing is affiliated with Gat. Andres Memorial Medical Center, Ospital ng Maynila Medical Center, and other health centers in Metro Manila. It was recognized as the Top 3 nursing school in the Philippines by the Professional Regulation Commission in the June 2007 Nursing Licensure Examination.

• Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy

The Department of Physical Therapy is located at the main campus, and it is affiliated with the Philippine Orthopedic Center, RMR Physical and Occupational Therapy Clinic, Veterans Memorial Medical Center, Ospital ng Maynila, Santa Ana Hospital, Dr. Fe Del Mundo Medical Center and Foundation, Medical Center Muntinlupa, Hospicio de San Jose, and other hospitals and health centers in Metro Manila. In the 2007, 2008, and 2010 board examinations, the college produced 100% passing rate; two of its passers ranked second and fourth among the list of top examinees nationwide.

College of Accountancy and Economics (CAE)[edit]

• Bachelor of Science in Accountancy
• Bachelor of Science in Financial Accounting
• Bachelor of Science in Accounting Technology
• Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Business Economics

College of Public Administration (CPA)[edit]

• Bachelor of Public Administration

College of Human Kinetics (CHK)[edit]

• Bachelor in Physical Education and Sports

College of Industrial Technology (CIT)[edit]

• Bachelor of Science in Automotive Technology
• Bachelor of Science in Computer Technology
• Bachelor of Science in Electrical Technology
• Bachelor of Science in Electronics Technology
• Bachelor of Science in Food Technology
• Bachelor of Science in Garment Technology
• Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Technology
• Bachelor of Science in Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Technology

Admission requirements[edit]

For graduating high school students[edit]

• Accomplished application form;
• Photocopy of High School Card, with 2nd quarter grades duly certified by the School Principal or Class Adviser;
• Photocopy of Birth Certificate;
• Parent's/Guardian's Voter ID or 2008 Income Tax Return Form;
• 2 pieces 1.5 x 1.5 colored ID picture with name tag in white background;
• 1 long folder; and,
• 1 long brown envelope.

For PEPT and NFEAE qualifiers[edit]

• The same requirements as above; and,
• Original and photocopy of Philippine Educational Placement Test (PEPT) certificate or Non-formal Education Accreditation and Equivalency Test (NFEAE) result certificate.

Grade 11 and 12[edit]

• Now accepting senior high school.

Student enrollment[edit]

The university started with some 2,000 enrollees^[3] until its population increased to 6,000. From October 2005 to January 2006, 1,051 students out of 1,600 enrollees graduated in their selected courses. Some 290 students finished the basic computer course while 11 finished the photo silkscreen and signage course. The assessment report prepared by the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority showed that 234 examinees passed the knowledge assessment, while 189 passed the skills assessment, which resulted to a 100% passing rate in January 2006.^[11]

In 2005, the university had more than 14,000 students, of whom 9,830 were in the college programs (psychology, mass communications, mathematics, political science, physical therapy, criminology, nursing, electronics, education and computer engineering, social work, among others).^{[citation needed]}

More than 4,200 others had been trained in ladderized courses. Under this generic program called Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology fall most of the vocational and technical courses like automotivemechanics, hotel and restauranttechnology, refrigeration and air-conditioning, among others. More than 3,500 students are housed in its main campus at the Mehan Garden.^{[citation needed]}

Athletics[edit]

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The University's sports teams are nicknamed the Merlions. Student athletes participate in the Alculympics,^[15][16] National Students Basketball Championship, Manila Youth Games, and other intramural sports.^[17]

See also[edit]

References[edit]

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1. ^Alvin Capino (2006-07-07). 'Expediency Over Justice'. Manila Standard Today Online. Retrieved 2007-03-19.
2. ^ ^abStudents back CCM project. The Manila Bulletin Online. June 23, 2001.
3. ^ ^abThe Mehan Garden development plan. Go, Flora O. The Manila Bulletin Online. July 16, 2001.
4. ^Bernardo, Marie Kristine O. 'PLM to Adopt CCM?' Ang Pamantasan, vol. XXIII, no. 3. September 10, 2002.
5. ^Villar pushes free college education; Scholars back CCM at Mehan. The Manila Bulletin Online. July 16, 2001.
6. ^City council backs college at Mehan. Viaje, Reden. July 14, 2001.
7. ^Manila college makes sports part of curriculum. The Manila Bulletin Online. February 25, 2005.
8. ^College education for Manila athletes. The Manila Bulletin Online. October 1, 2005.
9. ^Manila committee on use of English in schools reveals initial measures. The Manila Bulletin Online. July 19, 2004.
10. ^Manila schools told: Step up English proficiency programs. Viaje, Reden S. The Manila Bulletin Online. March 14, 2005.
11. ^ ^abRaymund F. Antonio (2006-05-10). 'City College of Manila renamed Universidad'. The Manila Bulletin Online. Archived from the original on 2006-05-10. Retrieved 2008-08-05.
12. ^'International Youth Expo 2006: ″Showcasing an Ideal World Through Visuals″'. Family Times website. 2006-08-10. Retrieved 2007-08-28.
13. ^Rommel C. Lontayao (2007-11-30). '144th birth anniversary of Andres Bonifacio observed today'. The Manila Times Internet Edition. Archived from the original on 2008-08-09. Retrieved 2008-08-09.
14. ^'UdM Tops Exams for Fifth Time'. The Manila Bulletin Online. 2006-12-12. Archived from the original on 2006-12-12. Retrieved 2007-08-28.
15. ^Yap, DJ.New college sports league formedArchived 2009-02-28 at the Wayback Machine. Philippine Daily Inquirer. January 16, 2009.
16. ^Galvez, James Constantin. Local schools set Olympic meet^{[permanent dead link]}. The Manila Times Internet Edition. January 15, 2009.
17. ^CCM Merlions reach quartersArchived 2008-12-02 at the Wayback Machine. Manila Times Internet Edition. February 29, 2008.

Further reading[edit]

• Newspaper articles and supplements
  • Marshalling Resources For a City’s Development. Malaya Online Newspaper. June 30, 2005.
  • Sports talks ready for MY Games Nat’l. The Manila Times Internet Edition. October 10, 2006.

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