UNICROSS Participates in International Association of Technology and Arts Teachers (IATATA) Conference at the University of Cape Verde

📅 Posted on July 9, 2026

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The University of Cross River State (UNICROSS), under the visionary leadership of the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Francisca Bassey, has recorded another significant milestone in its drive towards internationalization, academic excellence, and global collaboration with the participation of a high-level delegation of staff at the 4th Annual International Conference of the Department of Psychology, University of Cape Verde.
It is being organized in collaboration with the International Association of Technology and Arts Teachers (IATATA)

The conference which commenced on 6 July and will conclude on 9 July 2026, is themed "Sustainability, Green Innovation and Education."
It brings together scholars, researchers, policymakers, and development practitioners from across the globe to deliberate on critical issues relating to sustainability, climate change, environmental education, policy development, governance, conservation, community engagement, and strategic partnerships. The conference also seeks to promote green innovation and advance the Blue-Green Economy across Africa.

The University's presence at this prestigious international gathering reflects the Vice Chancellor's unwavering commitment to strengthening staff capacity, promoting cutting-edge research, fostering international academic partnerships, and expanding the global visibility and competitiveness of UNICROSS.

The UNICROSS delegation is led by the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Francisca Bassey.
Her administration has continued to prioritise opportunities that enhance professional development, research productivity and meaningful international engagement, positioning the University as a rapidly emerging centre of academic excellence in Nigeria and beyond.

The delegation is participating through sponsorship provided by the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund), made possible with the strong support and strategic commitment of the Vice Chancellor and the University's Management.

Speaking on this development, Dr. Anthony Otiko, the University's TETFund Desk Officer and one of the participants at the conference, expressed profound appreciation to the Vice Chancellor for her exemplary leadership, visionary support, and sustained commitment to creating opportunities for staff to participate in international academic engagements.

Other UNICROSS participants at the conference also conveyed their heartfelt gratitude to the Vice Chancellor and the University Management for the opportunity to represent UNICROSS on the global stage, noting that the exposure will enrich their research, strengthen institutional collaborations, and ultimately contribute to the University's continued growth and reputation.