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148 marine students graduate in Eritrea
According to a report on AllAfrica.com, 148 students from the College of Marine Science and Technology in Massawa, Eritrea graduated in June 2013 in Marine Agriculture, Marine Resources, and Marine Bio-Technology and Engineering.
Dean of the college, Dr. Zekarias Abdulkarim, highlighted that there has been a 13% increase in female student participation. He further noted that the college has been engaged in upgrading the skill of the lecturers and assistance lecturers by providing training inside the country and abroad.
Read the full article on www.allafrica.com.
