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wander Academic Year: 2025 to 2025 DIRECTORATE OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS ADMISSION OF MATURE CANDIDATES INTO FIRST DEGREE PROGRAMMES FOR THE 2025 ACADEMIC YEAR Applications are invited from suitably qualified Mature Candidates for admission into first degree programmes of the University of Cape Coast for the 2025 academic year. Applicants are to buy application E-Vouchers which are up for sale at the Centres listed … Read more
The University of Ghana Medical School (UGMS) is inviting applications from qualified applicants for admission into the Graduate Entry Medical Programme for the 2025 Academic Year. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Applicants should have a good (BSc) First Degree (Minimum of 2nd Class Lower) in the following science-based courses: Biological Sciences, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Physician Assistantship, Pharmacy, Nursing, Nutrition, Dietetics, … Read more
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has initiated the process to obtain powers of prosecution to enable it to put people before court for examination malpractice. The council says it believes that when the Attorney-General approves the process, it will become empowered to expedite the prosecution of offenders and help curb the menace of wrongdoing … Read more
Accra, Nov. 12, GNA – The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has been ranked as the best university in Ghana and West Africa by the United States News and World Report. The report also ranked the KNUST the 14th best on the African Continent and 706th best University globally. A statement issued … Read more
I was recently asked during an interview to explain how travelling has changed me, in particular what I had learned about myself as a result of my time spent on the road. My answer was immediate and surprising. Instinctively, I replied that the best lesson travel has gifted me is the realisation that I am not defined by anything other than myself. … Read more
HELLOOOO ONLINE BRETHREN! I hold my hands up, I have slipped off the grid and I can only apologise profusely (in my defence, wifi has been temperamental lately #excuses). I , like with most things in my life, began this blog with great energy and enthusiasm, however have got side-tracked with the many other things … Read more
Packing for an adventure can be nerve-racking, particularly for the young or inexperienced traveller. Before my recent solo adventure to Southeast Asia and Australasia, I was used to relying on others in my travel party to share the burden of luggage. Travelling on your own however brings the added pressure to pack for all eventualities. … Read more
As many of you know I had to interupt my Asian adventure to address some unexpected health issues- tad scary but totally fine now (phew!). Whilst I hadn’t planned on being back in the UK for a while, it’s been super nice to check in with family and friends again, even though it was a little strange … Read more
Packing for an adventure can be nerve-racking, particularly for the young or inexperienced traveller. Before my recent solo adventure to Southeast Asia and Australasia, I was used to relying on others in my travel party to share the burden of luggage. Travelling on your own however brings the added pressure to pack for all eventualities. … Read more
The Ministry of Education has begun consultations with the National Council for Tertiary Education (NCTE) to spell out implications of a new policy for admissions to universities and other tertiary institutions that introduces some flexibility in the consideration of non-credit passes. Under the new policy, the status of grades such as D7 in some core … Read more