The University of Cape Coast (UCC) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Johannesburg University, South Africa, to deepen the collaboration between the two institutions.
The purpose of the MoU is to establish joint research programme, exchange of post graduate students, as well as student exchange and study abroad programmes.
The out-going United States of America Ambassador to Ghana, Mr. Robert Jackson, has said the United States supports the presidents vision of Ghana Beyond Aid.
The US Ambassador said, the US would take concrete steps to help achieve the vision of Ghana Beyond Aid specifically in the four areas of mutual concern; economic growth, health and education; peace and security; and good governance.
It is for this reason that we want to create an economy that will thrive so that we can create jobs.
The Counselling Centre will be introducing an online counselling platform for members of the University community to interact and share their concerns with professional counsellors.
The online counselling, scheduled to start on Monday, April 2, 2018, will enable students and staff to select and communicate with a counsellor on one-to- one basis through the usage of instant messaging App, WhatsApp.
The Director of the Centre, Prof. Godwin Awabil, who made the announcement said the initiative was to complement the traditional face-to-face approach to counselling.
The Counselling Centre will be introducing an online counselling platform for members of the University community to interact and share their concerns with professional counsellors.
The online counselling, scheduled to start on Monday, April 2, 2018, will enable students and staff to select and communicate with a counsellor on one-to- one basis through the usage of instant messaging App, WhatsApp.
The Director of the Centre, Prof. Godwin Awabil, who made the announcement said the initiative was to complement the traditional face-to-face approach to counselling.
A Clinical Psychologist and Suicidologist at the University of Ghana, Dr. Joseph Osafo, has asked faculty and students to venture into suicide research in order to curb the rising spate of suicide in the country.
“You can only intervene in suicide prevention when you have your own country specific data”, he said.
Unibank has donated an amount of GH¢20,000 to support the College of Humanities and Legal Studies First College–Industry week activities.
The week activities which were held from 3rd– 9th March, 2018 on the theme “Linking Academia to Industry.”
The cheque was presented by Mr. Eugene Amoa, Cape Coast Branch Manager of Unibank, and Mr. David Boakye, the Relationship Manager. The Branch Manager congratulated the provost for her initiative. He was of the opinion that the theme for the week celebration was appropriate and timely.
Unibank has donated an amount of GH¢20,000 to support the College of Humanities and Legal Studies First College–Industry week activities.
The week activities which were held from 3rd– 9th March, 2018 on the theme “Linking Academia to Industry.”
The cheque was presented by Mr. Eugene Amoa, Cape Coast Branch Manager of Unibank, and Mr. David Boakye, the Relationship Manager. The Branch Manager congratulated the provost for her initiative. He was of the opinion that the theme for the week celebration was appropriate and timely.
Unibank has donated an amount of GH¢20,000 to support the College of Humanities and Legal Studies First College–Industry week activities.
The week activities which were held from 3rd– 9th March, 2018 on the theme “Linking Academia to Industry.”
The cheque was presented by Mr. Eugene Amoa, Cape Coast Branch Manager of Unibank, and Mr. David Boakye, the Relationship Manager. The Branch Manager congratulated the provost for her initiative. He was of the opinion that the theme for the week celebration was appropriate and timely.
The Graduate Students Association of Ghana, (GRASAG) UCC chapter, has launched its Silver Anniversary at a ceremony on campus.
Addressing the students, the Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Prof. George K. T. Oduro, commended GRASAG for producing high calibre human resources who were contributing meaningfully to the development of the nation in all sectors of the Ghanaian economy.
The Department of History has presented two autographed books on “Africa and First World War I” to the Ghana Armed Forces at the Burma Camp, Accra.
"Africa and the First World War, 1914-1918" is a collection of articles by scholars of History, Society and Military about African experiences of the war. The book was edited by Prof. Kwame Osei Kwarteng and De-Valera NYM Botchway of the Department of History.
