Dear Esteemed Visitors

I am delighted to extend my warmest welcome to each of you to the innovative platform webpage of the Centre for Entrepreneurship Development (CED-UDUS). This platform marks a significant milestone in our university’s commitment to fostering entrepreneurship and innovation among our students, faculty, and the wider community.

As the Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Research and Development, I am deeply committed to advancing the university’s research and innovation agenda. By fostering a culture of innovation, we aim to equip our students and Faculties with the skills and mindset necessary to identify opportunities, solve complex problems, and create value in today’s rapidly evolving world.

I encourage all members of our university community to unleash their innovativeness by way of :

1. Technology-based Solutions: Develop innovative software applications, mobile apps, or digital platforms that address specific challenges in various fields such as healthcare, agriculture, education, or finance.
2. Social Entrepreneurship Initiatives: Create ventures that have a positive social impact, such as projects focused on environmental sustainability, community development, or healthcare accessibility.
3. Product Design and Development: Design and manufacture new products or improve existing ones to meet market needs and demands.
4. Renewable Energy Solutions: Develop innovative solutions in the field of renewable energy, such as solar power technologies, wind energy systems, or energy-efficient devices.
5. Creative Arts and Media Innovations: Explore innovative approaches in creative arts, media, and entertainment, such as multimedia productions, digital storytelling, or interactive experiences.
6. Agricultural Innovations: Develop new farming techniques, agricultural machinery, or bio-based products that enhance agricultural productivity and sustainability.

Together, let us work hand in hand to unleash the entrepreneurial potential within us and move UDUS in to the elite cadre of Entrepreneurial Universities.

Warm regards,

Professor Yusuf Sa’id

 Deputy Vice-Chancellor (R&D)