Visiting Fellows

Musa Adam IsmailVisiting Fellow
Musa is the Vice Chancellor of the University of Zalingei. He is a highly experienced field researcher working on issues related to livelihoods, poverty, causes of conflict, and peace-building in Sudan. His research has also frequently touched on the issues of displacement and migration. Musa has a strong track record in a variety of survey techniques and methodologies and has organized, facilitated, and participated in numerous workshops and conferences in Khartoum and Darfur related to conflict resolution, peace building, and rural development.
Prior to becoming Vice Chancellor, Musa served many roles at the University of Zalingei including, Director for Peace and Development Studies, where he managed all the Center’s activities, including project implementation and report production.
Musa has a PhD in agricultural science from the University of Khartoum and is with fluent English and Arabic.
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