
Graduate stories
Our Equity and Merit alumni are making a difference to their home communities, using the knowledge they learned at The University of Manchester to address key societal challenges.
Find out about how our Equity and Merit Scholarship graduates have helped communities in their home countries.
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Dignity in end-of-life care
Diane Mukasahaha is helping end-of-life patients die with dignity in Rwanda.
Meet Diane
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Pushing forward with construction
Jean de Dieu Uwihanganye is going from strength to strength since his time at Manchester.
Meet Jean
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Shaping the future of healthcare
Olivier Ndahiriwe is transforming healthcare in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Meet Olivier
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Training the next generation
Marie Amelie Ntigulirwa is training the next generation of architects to tackle urbanisation.
Meet Marie
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Social justice
Emmanuel Turatsinze is improving and growing the social justice system in Rwanda.
Meet Emmanuel
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Ending malaria
Ann Auma is on a mission to end malaria in east Africa.
Meet Ann
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Saving Tanzanian habitat
Valentin Olyang’Iri is working to protect the habitat that he calls home.
Meet Valentin
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Social housing
Emmanuel Ahabwe is improving social housing for families from high-risk areas of Rwanda.
Meet Emmanuel
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Saving children in Uganda
Samuel Mugisha is changing healthcare in his home country.
Meet Samuel
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24-hour electricity
Kenneth Kahuma has helped bring 24-hour electricity to Bugala Island.
Meet Kenneth