Texila American University Zambia (TAUZ) proudly participated in the Zambia Medical Association (ZMA) 62nd Scientific Conference and Annual General Meeting, held at the Avani Victoria Falls Resort in Livingstone, where it showcased its academic programmes and reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening Zambia’s healthcare workforce.
The conference brought together medical practitioners, researchers, policymakers, and other healthcare stakeholders from across the country, providing Texila with an opportunity to engage directly with delegates on its wide range of academic programmes, professional development opportunities, and other educational services.
Representing the university at the conference was Dr. Amit Singh, Dean of the School of Medicine, who actively interacted with fellow medical professionals throughout the event. He also directed delegates to the Texila exhibition stand, where they received detailed information on the university’s medical, public health, and allied health programmes, as well as opportunities for postgraduate education and professional advancement.
The university’s participation generated significant interest among healthcare professionals seeking to upgrade their qualifications through flexible, industry-relevant programmes designed to meet the evolving needs of the health sector.
The conference also served as an important platform for networking, strengthening partnerships with healthcare practitioners, and promoting lifelong learning within the medical profession. Through its presence, Texila reaffirmed its commitment to delivering quality medical education and supporting the continuous professional development of healthcare professionals in Zambia and beyond. As a leading institution in higher education, Texila American University Zambia remains dedicated to producing competent healthcare professionals, fostering innovation in medical education, and contributing to improved health outcomes through quality teaching, research, and strategic collaborations.
