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With the release of the 2024 WASSCE results by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC), all awaiting results applicants to Central University are hereby advised to use the link https://cu.osis.online/admission-checker to update and/or review their records particularly: Please note that applications for the 2024/2025 admission are still open.Interested persons may purchase e-vouchers through the USSD…

Creative Alliance extended its impact and presence within the Central University community

The Erasmus+ International Staff Week event held at KastamonuUniversity in Turkey between 14-18 October 2024 was a platform for international academic cooperation and exchange programmes.  Participants from developing countries not associated with the Erasmus+ KA171 programme included 26 individuals from 17 institutions, from Georgia, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Philippines, Malaysia, Algeria, Jordan, Ukraine, China, Indonesia, Uzbekistan and Ghana. Representing Central University, and Ghana, at the Erasmus+ International Staff Week…

Discussions at the Stakeholders’ Engagement Forum revealed a skills mismatch between university education and industry needs, highlighting urgent reform.

Joel Jojo Osam Mensah and Dinko Abdul Nasir win 1st and 2nd place at IFC EDGE Design Competition, marking a historic achievement for CU-trained architects.

UPSA hosts QS Africa Forum, focusing on youth empowerment through entrepreneurship, future skills, AI, and technology for sustainable education in Africa.

The office of the Dean of Students and Alumni Affairs has launched a food and personal care items bank to support some students in need. The Central Food and Personal Care Items Bank (CFPCIB) aims to deliver a substantial collection of food and personal care items to students facing financial difficulties. In collaboration with a group of Level 400 Public Relations students, as its initial activity of…

Central University recently held a strategic meeting with the University of the Fraser Valley to discuss international collaboration, focusing on academic research, student mobility, and developing new programs in areas like environmental engineering and public health. Both universities aim to foster global education and explore faculty and student exchanges.

The School of Medical Sciences hosts Annual Colloquium, focusing on the role of private universities in enhancing public health education in Ghana.

Central University partners with ICAG to offer students exemptions in ICAG exams, enhancing accounting education and professional certification in Ghana.

An outreach by CU Campus Ministry at Prampram SHS leads to 35 students accepting Christ, with over 50 receiving the Holy Spirit, marking a profound spiritual impact.