Communication And Development Students Alumni - CADSA

CADSA Upholds ACADSUBA to Foster Growth in the Department of CADS.

The Ex-Students of Communication and Development Studies, CADSA, (Alumni ) in their desire to ensure that they partner with the Department of Communication and Development Studies of the University of Bamenda to mold young development communicators professionally, have
at the just-ended General Assembly organized under the leadership of the ACASUBA President Edwin Ajimsimbom financially supported their project which is meant to construct a Press Room for students to sharpen their skills.

This year's General Assembly was organized under the theme "Connecting Minds, Shaping Perspectives, Exploring the
power of communication and development studies".

Held at the University of Bamenda (amphi 340),
this year's edition brought together over 500 CADS students, lecturers, and other Stakeholders.

This 2nd edition also had as its objectives, to encourage CADS students who are currently studying to be intentional in what they are doing, and create awareness of the many career options and opportunities the department offers and equally raise funds for the construction of CADS Pressroom on campus where students can have access to breaking news and relevant information via the various media outlets to promote sustainable development.




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Are you looking for a suitable Department in the University of Bamenda, NorthWest Region of Cameroon, that will equip you with professional skills to enable you to face a world that is fast driven by technology with confidence?
The Department of Communication and Development Studies is the right place for you.
Rush now and solidify your position in CADS.

The Way to Go

UBa Graduates 2nd Batch of Communication and Development Students.

The 11th Convocation of the University of Bamenda on Thursday 16, Dec 2021 saw over 3000 graduates and among which were students from the Department of Communication and Development Studies.
Interestingly, the department keeps producing sound development communicators especially at a time when the world is refocusing its attention towards building a sustainable society and keen on meaningful communication.