There is a need to stimulate research in Africa by Africans. Sub-Saharan Africa accounts for 12% of the global population yet contributes less than 1% of the world research output. More than 65% of this research is through international collaboration. Intra-Africa research collaboration is less than 3% (World Bank, 2014, p. 29).

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This page looks to promote Afrocentric  research in the field of career development.

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It showcases research conducted by students and professional academics alike. 

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This site will publish work from:

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• Undergraduate students who have written an essay or a paper relating to career development

• Postgraduate students who have completed a mini-thesis, thesis or dissertation relating to career development

• Professional Academics who publish articles and papers on topics within the field

• Action Researchers who implement career guidance programmes and wish to present their results

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This opportunity is open to students and academics at any university in Africa. Action researchers must be African and their research must have been conducted in Africa.

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To submit your research for publication please click on the submit research button below. Your research will be reviewed before being published. Once it is published you will be notified.