Dr. Daniel RUTURWA

Academic rank: 
Lecturer
Email: 
danielruturwa@gmail.com
Telephone: 
+250 788527050
College: 
College of Business and Economics(CBE)
School/centre: 
School of Economics
Department: 
Applied Statistics
Published Papers : 

1. Book chapters: Ruturwa S.D., Eric Ruvuna and Martin Ruzima (2020). Rwandan Economy at the Crossroads of Development Key Macroeconomic and Microeconomic Perspectives). Chapter 5. Impact of Economic Growth’Effects on Economic Development in Rwanda. Springer Nature Singapore Pte ltd. 2020. Link:  
2. Book: Ruturwa S.D., (2014). Quantitative Methods for Economics. Book for Distance Training programme, Published by University of Rwanda College of Education.Copyright@2014 by University-College of Education
3. Peer-reviewed papers:  RUTURWA Daniel Sebikabu et al, (2021). Temporal Clustering of the Causes of Death for Mortality Modelling. Journal name: Risks; Manuscript ID: risks-1566352. Type of manuscript: Article. Authors: Nicholas Bett*, Juma Kasozi, Daniel Ruturwa. https://susy.mdpi.com/user/manuscripts/review_info/ceff10fceaa3fbb5e6d04...
4. Daniel S. Ruturwa et al, (2020). Impact of Exports and Imports on Economic Growth in Rwanda: 1961-2018. Research Square. Retrieved from https://assets.researchsquare.com/files/rs-95124/v1 stamped.pdf
5. Daniel Ruturwa Sebikabu and Ignace H Kabano, (2019). The determinants of population growth in Rwanda. Journal of Economic Science Research. Volume, 2(03).Retrieved from:  https://ojs.bilpublishing.com/index.php/jesr/article/view/868 
6. Eric Ruvuna, Ruturwa S. Daniel and Murwanashyaka Theophile (2019).  Analysis of Gender Differentials in Technical Efficiency among Smallholder Maize Farmers in Rwanda: A Parametric Frontier Approach European Academic Research (EAR). DOI:  http://euacademic.org/PastIssueList.aspx?artid=80
7. Ruturwa S. D., (2016). Labour Force participation in Economics Development: Coffee in Rwanda. Journal of European Academic Research (EAR) Vol. 3 (12): ISSN: 2286-4822,
8. Poverty Reduction Strategies in Rwanda due to its effects of Economics Growths. Vol 3(1): 54-63, ISSN (print). International Journal of Management and Development Studies (IJMDS).
9. Ruturwa S. D., T. Pugalenthi (2016). Empirical Analysis of Population Growth Impact on Economic Development in Rwanda.Vol.5 (4).63-72, ISSN: 2249-894X, International scientific Journal consortium Scientific.
10. Kinyora. K., and Ruturwa, S. D. Le Theorem de la borne superior , Le Theorem des Intervals Embodies et Le criteria de Convergence de Cauchy sent equivalents. R.P.A. Vol
11. Kinyora. K. and Ruturwa. S.D. (1993). ‘’ L’opinion des élèves de 3eme secondaire face a l’enseignement de Physique.’’(Cas de quelques Ecoles de Kinshasa). R.P.A. Vol X no.2, 1993.(Before last promotion  of Lecturer)
 

Brief profile: 
Lecturer at University of Rwanda, College of Business and Economics. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Populations studies Specialized in demography economics from Annamalai University, India (2016). Awarded a Postgraduate certificate (2014) in Software based statistical Analysis at Annamalai University, India. Awarded also a Postgraduate Certificate in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education at a congregation held at Kigali Institute of Education (2012). He holds a Master’s Degree (M.sc) in Sciences, Technologies, Health area of Actuarial Sciences in domain of Finance and Insurance at University of Claude Bernard Lyon1-France (2006). He has also a Degree of Physics and Statistics of Bachelor’s at University of Kinshasa in Democratic Republic of Congo (1984).He had had undergraduate in Mathematics and Physics at the higher Pedagogic Institute of Kisangani in DRC (1981). He Taught in several High Institutional and Universities such that NUR (1997-1998), KIST (1999-2007), SFB (2008-2010), INILAK (2009-2012), KIE (2012-2017), UR-CBE (2017-2022).Visiting Lecturer at Kigali Independent University (1999-2013) and several others high Institutional and Universities inside and outside country. Currently working at University of Rwanda as Lecturer of Applied Statistics department, teaching the courses of Mathematics. Statistics, Econometrics, and Research Methodology. Experience of more than twenty five (25) years of teaching and doing research in higher learning institutions and Universities.
Research Area: 
Demography Econometrics and statistics