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The Career Advising & Professional Development (CAPD) Unit plays a vital role in fostering a student-centered university environment. The unit collaborates closely with various entities such as the Student Representative Council (SRC), Student Affairs, Academic Units, Academic Affairs, and industry experts to establish and implement best practices in career advising and professional development.
Inspiring career success for all students, through collaboration, innovation and professionalism.
Explore options,enabling individual to make informed choices about their future through accessible, approachable and effective careers education, information and guidance.
In partnership, Africa University and the USA Embassy's Public Diplomacy Section have established a new public information and activity center called the Education USA Hub.
The EdUSA Hub is housed the Career Advising and Professional Development office. The goal of the EdUSA Hub is to provide education advising services to graduates, scholars, and professionals who are interested in studying in the United States.
This can help students broaden their horizons and gain valuable international experience that can be beneficial for their future career prospects. Education USA Zimbabwe is part of the global network of advisers who offers correct, accurate and comprehensive information on studying in the United States of America.
Many Africa University students have been assisted to study in the USA through the partnership AU & US Embassy has so far.
All programmes are equally good and one needs
to know that excellence leads to individual success,
which then leads to collective success.
The Career Advising Office provides a wide range of career services and resources to help students transition smoothly from studying to working. CAPD offers the following services that will help students learn more about potential career paths and build our professional networks