In a statement released by the University Public Relations Officer on Thursday, 3rd of April, Ademola Adesoji stated that Professor Kola-Olusanya has been selected to participate in Warwick’s Institute for Advanced Study (IAS) Visiting Fellowship Scheme from April 23 to May 30, 2025. His fellowship will lay the groundwork for deeper academic collaborations between UNIOSUN’s Global Affairs and Sustainable Development Institute (GASDI) and Warwick’s Sustainability Spotlight, an initiative spearheaded by the University’s Institute for Global Sustainable Development (IGSD).

During his time at Warwick, Professor Kola-Olusanya will engage in collaborative workshops, interact with leading researchers, explore sustainability-focused undergraduate and postgraduate programs, and contribute to joint publications and strategic initiatives. His participation further underscores UNIOSUN’s commitment to cutting-edge research and international academic partnerships.

Reacting to the development, UNIOSUN’s Vice-Chancellor, Professor Odunayo Clement Adebooye, congratulated Professor Kola-Olusanya on this notable achievement. He emphasized that UNIOSUN prides itself on the high caliber of its academic staff, reaffirming the University’s leading position in research, scholarship, and community development.

The invitation was extended by Professor Jane A. Webb, Head of the School of Cross-Faculty Studies at Warwick, further highlighting UNIOSUN’s growing international recognition. This opportunity aligns with the University’s vision to expand its global research footprint and foster impactful academic partnerships.

UNIOSUN remains steadfast in its mission to empower scholars, drive innovation, and strengthen global academic networks. Professor Kola-Olusanya’s selection for this prestigious fellowship is yet another testament to the University’s unwavering commitment to academic excellence and global impact.