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Ngenge Ransom Tanyu is the founder of Ngenge-PostGrad Solutions, a distinguished consultancy that serves as a beacon for students aspiring to study abroad. His journey in the global education sector began with foundation studies in political science and history at the University of Buea in Cameroon. Tanyu holds a Master of Public Administration from the University of Bergen, Norway, and a Master of Arts in International Security Management from the Berlin School of Economics and Law, Germany. He is currently a final-year PhD student on scholarship at the University of National Education Commission, Kraków, specialising in political and administrative sciences.
With a distinguished career ranging from teaching at his present university to being a pivotal visiting scholar at the Institute for International Studies in Education at the University of Pittsburgh, USA, Tanyu's expertise in higher education is unrivalled. His achievements at the Brandenburg Institute for Society and Security in Germany, where he boosted research productivity, and the Nkafu Policy Institute in Cameroon, where he shared his insights on peace and security policies, highlight his proficiency and commitment to academia and global peace initiatives.
Tanyu has enriched himself with a bouquet of professional developments from renowned institutions such as the World Bank and the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative. His affiliation with the International Association of Professional Writers and Editors and his roles as founder of Africa Online & Publications Library and International Student Representative of the Doctoral Student Council at the University of National Education Commission, Kraków, are testament to his active participation and leadership in the academic community.
Recognising his contributions, Tanyu has been honoured with awards such as Human Rights Champion by the Young African Leaders Initiative in 2017 and two-time Fundraiser of the Month at UNICEF Norway in 2019, where he recruited over 300 pledge donors, amounting to approximately $180,000 in funding. He is also a two-time grantee of the PROM Programme (international scholarship exchange of PhD candidates and academic staff) and a recipient of the STER Mobility Grant for internationalisation for training and research excellence, all from the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange.
As a published author and media commentator, he has shared his insights on African politics, development, and global security across various platforms. His brainchild, Ngenge-PostGrad Solutions, which he founded in December 2019, is the culmination of his vision and experience, aimed at guiding the next generation of scholars in their overseas educational endeavours.
Ngenge-PostGrad Solutions (NPGS) is a study abroad consultancy firm. NPGS assists students worldwide in choosing study destinations…
