Museum and Critical Heritage Studies

Yitjuok Agwet is a Master of Arts (MA) student in Global African Studies at The Africa Institute, Global Studies University, from South Sudan. A cultural actor and translator, he founded the Spaces4Culture campaign and focuses his research on the role of heritage in state-building in post-conflict Africa.

Academic Background

  • B.A., English Language & Literature, Comboni College of Science & Technology

Professional Experience

  • Founder & Programs Coordinator, Spaces4Culture, South Sudan

Publications & Contributions

  • 2022, Sharjah Translation Grant, The Arabic translation of The Longest March by Fred Khumalo, Sharjah Book Authority and Willows House for Printing & Publishing

In Their Own Words

"My experience at The Africa Institute has been shaped by its vibrant intellectual atmosphere and highly collaborative academic community. The faculty’s expertise, particularly in African and diaspora studies, offers strong scholarly support. This environment is further enriched by a diverse cohort of peers and a culture of mentorship, where informal dialogues are as valuable as structured seminars. The combination of rigorous scholarship, cross-cultural exchange, and a shared commitment to African perspectives creates an inspiring setting for academic and professional growth, strengthening my research ambitions and future goals."

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