Links & Networking
MUHAS has always had links with various partners locally and internationally. The links involve international organizations in which collaborative research and consultancies are prominent. Other links include universities, with whom collaborations involve activities such as collaborative research, student and staff exchange, exchange of external examiners and joint (Sandwich) training programmes. As an indication of MUHAS’s increasing significance and standing in the international platform, the number of international links has been growing at a faster rate than the local ones. 
On the other hands, in making sure the human resources for health challenge is tackled MUHAS collaborates with other friendly institutions/organizations from around the world for support to enable the University to train enough health care work force. In this photo the US Secretary of Health and Human Services Madam Kathleen Sebelius is receiving a MUHAS scarf as a present when she visited the University.
The University therefore strives to maintain and strengthen these links and makes concerted effort to promote international, regional and local links. See the current MUHAS research links and collaborations.
MUHAS maintains links and collaborations with various partners locally and internationally. The links involve international organizations in which 
The school of Nurse Teachers in collaboration with School of Nursing all operating under MUHAS are announcing a short course on Teaching Methodology for Educational and Health Care Professionals to be conducted at MUHAS from 
The Directorate of Library Services - MUHAS is announcing a short course on organization of knowledge: Classification, Cataloguing & Subject Analysis to be conducted at MUHAS from 
The University Library is the largest national collection of health/medical resources materials. Its main function is to provide Library documentation services to support health/ medical services, research and teaching at the University.
The University provides ICT services to academic staff, students, researchers and administrative staff. These services include e-mail services, internet services, telephone services, ICT training services, consultancy services,. 
MUHAS Alumni section aims to take a leading role in the promotion of active leadership in the community by fostering interaction among the alumni, in the student community, families, friends and industry.
