Great minds.
Meaningful innovation.
A better tomorrow.
Discover a community where ideas become skills, and skills become solutions for Sierra Leone and beyond.
Rooted in knowledge.
Inspired by possibility.
Get to know our story, our spaces and the purpose that brings our computing community together.
A community of thinkers. A future of possibilities.
At the University of Makeni, we bring computing theory and practical learning together. Our department prepares students to create thoughtful technology solutions for Sierra Leone and the wider world.
- Computing fundamentals and practical problem-solving
- Learning through collaboration and hands-on projects
- Ethical technology with a commitment to our communities
Growing with a generation of change-makers.
The Computer Science Department was established in 2009, with Anthony Davasahyam as its first Head of Department. It grew from a need to prepare skilled computing professionals and expand opportunities in technology.
- Founded alongside the university’s accreditation in 2009
- A foundation in software, data and IT infrastructure
- An enduring commitment to learning and community service
Make room for your next big idea.
Practical learning is part of the department’s approach to computing. Students can connect with academic support, collaborative projects and the WorkFlow Innovation Hub community as they develop their skills.
- Practical computing and collaborative learning
- Academic advising and student learning support
- Innovation activities through the WorkFlow community
Knowledge that becomes meaningful action.
Our programme develops theoretical understanding and practical computing skills, equipping graduates to design, build and evaluate solutions that respond to real challenges.
- Develop capable, ethical computing professionals
- Strengthen national capacity in science and technology
- Connect academic learning with industry and public service
A foundation built for the future.
From its founding in 2009, the department has continued to develop its curriculum and its contribution to computing education, research and community engagement.
- 2009 — Computer Science Department established
- Curriculum development in emerging areas of computing
- Research, collaboration and community engagement
A programme for your ambition.
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Build a strong foundation in computing, from software development and data to intelligent systems.
4 years · Full-timeDiploma in Computer Science
Develop practical computing knowledge and skills for the next step in your technology career.
2 years · Full-timeCertificate in Computer Science
Grow your confidence with focused learning in computing and information technology.
1 year · Full-timeIdeas grow when we connect.
Ask bigger questions.
Explore computing ideas that respond to challenges in our communities.
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Connect your knowledge with practical problem-solving and creativity.
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Learn with purpose. Create with confidence. Make a difference.