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Mature Undergraduate Admissions - 2021/2022 Academic Year

Mature Advert 2021/2022
Academic Year: 
2021 to 2022

ADMISSION OF MATURE CANDIDATES INTO FIRST DEGREE PROGRAMMES FOR THE 2021/2022 ACADEMIC YEAR

Applications are invited from suitably qualified Mature Candidates for admission into first degree programmes of the University of Cape Coast for the 2021/2022 academic year.

Applicants are to buy application E-Vouchers which are up for sale at the Centres listed below:

1.0       SALES CENTRES 

a.       Cashier’s Office, University of Cape Coast (Mode of payment – CASH)

b.       University of Cape Coast – Accra Office, Tesano – Accra (Mode of payment – CASH)

c.       I-J Consult, Millennium City, (Off Pentecost Convention Centre Road), Kasoa (Mode of payment – CASH)

d.       Ghana Post Company Limited (Regional and District Capitals) – (Mode of payment – CASH)

e.       All Network Branches of GCB Bank Nationwide

f.        All Network Branches of ADB Bank Nationwide

g.      All Network Branches of GT Bank Nationwide

h.      All Network Branches of ARB Apex Bank Nationwide

i.        All Network Branches of Republic Bank Nationwide

j.        All Network Branches of Consolidated Bank Nationwide

k.      All Network Branches of Prudential Bank Nationwide

l.        All Network Branches of Zenith Bank Nationwide

COST OF E-VOUCHERS (Application Fee)

  1. Local Applicants         -           GH₵ 220.00

The deadlines for the sale of application e-vouchers and the submission of completed application forms are Friday, 7th May, 2021 and Friday, 14th May, 2021 respectively.

2.0       ONLINE APPLICATIONS

  1. Online applicants should visithttp://apply.ucc.edu.gh/then click onApply for Programme for further instructions. Applicants should select the UNDERGRADUATE ENTRY mode under VERIFY VOUCHER and login to continue the process.
  2. Applicants are advised to read application instructions very carefully before completing the online application form. They should do well to verify their SSSCE/WASSCE results. 

3.0       ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR MATURE CANDIDATES

            Applicants seeking admission as Mature Candidates must;

i.            be, at least, Twenty-Five (25) years old by 14th May, 2021.  A copy of applicant’s birth certificate issued not less than five (5) years from the day of completing the application form should be enclosed with the application materials.

ii.             have any one of the following:

a.       Minimum of Senior High School Certificate

b.       Teacher’s Cert. ‘A’

c.       NVTI Certificate

d.      NABPTEX Certificate

NB

a)       Applicants who do not have credit passes in English and Mathematics at either SSSCE/WASSCE or GCE ‘O’ Level would be required to register for and pass special examinations in those subjects after payment of a fee of GH₵60.00 per subject.

b)        All applicants are also required to pay GH₵250.00 to cover cost of examination and preparatory classes fees

c)         (a) and (b) above will be paid on arrival.

4.0       ENTRANCE EXAMINATION

4.1       Main Papers

            The main examinations for candidates will comprise;

i.                    General Paper

ii.                  Aptitude Test

4.2       Special/Practical Papers

i. Special examinations in Mathematics and English Language for candidates who do not have credit passes at G.C.E. ‘O’ Level (grade 6 or better) or WASSCE/SSSCE (grade C6/D or better).

 

ii. Practical examinations will be conducted for candidates applying for the Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Education (Health, Physical Education & Recreation) programmes on a date which will be communicated to successful applicants. 

4.3       Dates for Examinations

                        i.         Thursday, 3rd June, 2021             - General Paper and Aptitude Test

                      ii.          Friday, 4th June, 2021                 - Special Papers in Mathematics and English   

4.4       Preparatory Classes

PREPARATORY CLASSES WILL BE RUN FOR ALL APPLICANTS BY THE UNIVERSITY from Monday, 17th May, 2021 to Tuesday, 1st June, 2021 on selected topics to enhance their chances of passing the entrance examination. Applicants are expected to report to campus on Saturday, 15th May, 2021. An orientation programme will be held for all applicants on Monday, 17th May, 2021 at 9:00 am prompt in CA Ackah Lecture Theatre 2 (CAALT 2) before the start of the preparatory classes. All applicants are expected to participate in the orientation programme.

4.5       Accommodation

Applicants are encouraged to make their own accommodation arrangements with the Halls of residence (at a subsidized rate of Ten Ghana Cedis per night) at the North campus of the University (New Site) for the period of the preparatory classes and the examinations.

4.6       Placement of Successful Applicants

Successful applicants will, on admission, be placed at Level 100 of their respective programmes of choice. 

 

5.0       SUBMISSION OF COMPLETED ONLINE APPLICATION FORMS

(a)     Copies of completed online application forms (confirmation pages) accompanied by photocopies of results slip(s), birth certificate, payment slips or receipts, transcripts (where applicable) and other relevant documents should be sent by POST and NOT delivered by hand.

Completed online application forms should reach the Director, Directorate of Academic Affairs (DAA), University of Cape Coast not later than Friday, 14th May, 2021.

Applicants are to ensure that copies of the application forms are posted early enough to be received before the deadline for submission as forms received after the deadline will not be processed.

(b)      No additional documents will be accepted after submission of completed application forms. Applicants are to note that only photocopies of certificates or result slips (not returnable) should accompany completed forms.  Original certificates/result slips of applicants offered admission will be inspected before registration. 

A change of programme after the submission of application form would NOT be entertained. 

 

6.0       PROGRAMMES AVAILABLE FOR 2021/2022 ACADEMIC YEAR

Mature candidates are advised to select only programmes that are listed below.

FACULTY OF ARTS
B.A. (Arts)
B.A. (African Studies)
B. Music
B. A. (Communication Studies)
B.A. (Theatre Studies)
B.A. (Dance)
B.A. (Chinese)
FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
B.Sc (Tourism Management)
B.A. (Population & Health)
B.A. (Anthropology)
B.A. (Social Sciences)
B.Sc (Hospitality Management)
 
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Bachelor of Commerce (Finance)
Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)
Bachelor of Commerce (Management)
Bachelor of Commerce (Procurement & Supply Chain Management)
Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing)
Bachelor of Commerce (Human Resource Management)
 
FACULTY OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES EDUCATION
B.Ed (Arts)
B.Ed (Social Sciences)
B.Ed (Social Studies)
B.Ed (Management)
B.Ed (Accounting)
 
FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION
B.Ed (Health, Physical Education and Recreation)
B.Ed (Science)
B.Ed (Computer Science)
B.Ed (Mathematics)
B.Ed (Home Economics)
B.Ed. (Communication Design)
Bachelor of Fine Art Education (Painting and Sculpture)
 
FACULTY OF EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONS
B.Ed (Junior High School Education)
B.Ed (Primary Education)
B.Ed (Early Childhood Education)
B.Sc (Psychology)
 
SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE
B.Sc (Agriculture)
B.Sc (Agribusiness)
B.Sc (Agro-Processing)
B.Sc (Animal Production)
B.Sc (Agricultural Extension and Community Development)

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UCC AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS TO NEEDY-BUT BRILLIANT STUDENTS

08 Apr, 2021 By DIS

The University of Cape Coast, in collaboration with the Students Financial Support Office, has

held the Maiden UCC Scholarship Awards ceremony for needy-but brilliant students in the

University.

 

The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Johnson Nyarko Boampong, in his opening remarks as the

Chairperson, said the Students' Financial Support Office was set up in 2019 with the University

Council's approval after it had been observed that some students faced diverse difficulties in

raising funds to pay their fees.

 

The Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Dora Francisca Edu-Buandoh, explained the selection processes

of the Awards Scheme. She noted that in all, a total of 1,165 students applied for the scholarships

with a total financial need of over 4 million Ghana cedis. The applicants were shortlisted and

interviewed via video and telephone calls. A total of 377 full and partial scholarships were

awarded to 36 students from the College of Agriculture and Natural Sciences, 89 from the

College of Humanities and Legal Studies, 40 from the College of Education Studies, 32 from the

College of Health and Allied Sciences, and 180 from the College of Distance Education.

 

She expressed gratitude to all the initiators and UCC Management for making the needs of

students’ paramount in the University. She mentioned that it was the expectation of stakeholders

that the intervention in the lives of scholarship winners would produce best results and better the

lives and future of students. She said, “A written component of the Student Financial Office is to

set up a work-study program where needy-but brilliant and promising students can work on

campus on an annual basis to earn money without compromising their studies.” She also said the

 University would organize seminars on skills acquisition and volunteerism for these students.

She called on stakeholders, organizations, and individuals to support the initiative.

 

Present at the ceremony was the Omanhene of Oguaa Traditional Area, Osabarima Kwesi Atta

II, Former Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Joseph Ghartey Ampiah, Provosts of Colleges, Deans,

Directors, Heads of Department, Sections, and Units, and Partners from Financial and Corporate

Institutions.

University Community and General Public
07 Apr, 2021

The University of Cape Coast invites applications from suitably qualified and competent professionals for the position of Senior/Principal Security Personnel.

Qualified applicant will be directly responsible to the Head of Security through the Directorate of Consular and General Services (DC&GS) but ultimately to the Vice Chancellor.

Qualification/Experience

Candidates seeking appointment to this position must:

i.                    possess a first degree or Diploma in Peace and Security or relevant qualification

ii.                   be in the rank of Chief Inspector preferably (operations) in the Ghana Police Service, a Sergeant – WO I in the Ghana Army preferably (infantry)/ WO I in the Airforce or a Chief Investigator in the BNI

iii.                 have a minimum of Three years relevant experience on the current rank

iv.                 be able to demonstrate adequate working knowledge of the University system

Applicant should not be more than Fifty (50) years old

The Senior/Principal Security Officer will be responsible to the Head of Security in performing the following duties: 

Duties/Responsibilities include the following:

·        Ensure students and staff safety on campus

·        Protect the lives and properties/Assets of the University by patrolling and monitoring premises and personnel to prevent theft or other illegal activities on Campus

·        Prevent encroachment and protect University lands

·        Coordinate cross team functional in maintaining vigilance and security

·        Develop policies and protocols for securing and protecting sensitive information

·        Prevent hawking on University campus

·        Stay in constant touch with other security agencies to make sure the premises are secured at all times

·        Keep the security situation under constant review with the view to providing maximum security to the University installation and property

·        Utilize information technology to protect electronic information resources

·        Initiate measures to protect highly sensitive database

Mode of Application

Suitable or qualified applicant should apply to the Registrar through the Directorate of Human Resource, University of Cape Coast.

Closing Date

All completed application letters together with relevant supporting documents and Curriculum Vitae should be submitted to the Registrar through the Directorate of Human Resource, University of Cape Coast not later than April, 30, 2021.

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2021 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS DEANS’ AWARDS

2021 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS DEANS’ AWARDS

06 Apr, 2021 By DIS

The School of Business of the University of Cape Coast (UCC), has presented educational books

and certificates to 186 high-performing students with a CGPA of 3.6 and above during its 2021

Deans Awards Ceremony.

 

The Chairman for the occasion, Prof. Francis Eric Amuquandoh, Provost of the College of

Humanities and Legal Studies, indicated that learning was a difficult task, therefore, students

who had excelled academically especially during the Covid-19 pandemic deserved to be

celebrated.

 

He congratulated the students and encouraged them to continue to work hard to maintain or

improve their current CGPA. He also commended the Dean, faculty and staff of the School for

their hard work, dedication and commitment saying, “The joy and duty of our profession is to see

our students excel”.

 

The Dean of the School of Business, Prof. John G. Gatsi, explained that the Deans Awards

ceremony is an important event on the calendar of the School of Business. He explained that

apart from the awards program, students who obtained a CGPA of 2.0-grade point and below had

been assigned to their Heads of Department to receive counseling to encourage them to improve

their grades.

 

Prof. Gatsi noted that students and alumni of the School were contributing and influencing

governance, policymaking, entrepreneurship, and innovation in Ghana and beyond. “Our

lecturers, administrative staff, and students are always motivated by our core values of reliability,

integrity, good governance, honesty, and teamwork,” he said.

 

The guest speaker for the event, Mr. Alhassan Trawule, the Head of Research Unit at the

Institute of Chartered Accountants Ghana (ICAG), in his speech on “How to achieve and sustain

academic excellence in a pandemic”, shared his personal experiences as a first-class student of

the UCC School of Business. He explained that there was the need to always see the awards

ceremony as a motivator. He said, “Academic excellence has been identified with achieving high

grades and superior performances, but it is more than just making good grades. It is the

maximum development of one's intellectual skills and capabilities.”

 

The Dean’s Award ceremony was also attended by faculty, staff and students of the University.

06 Apr, 2021

         i.        Online Students’ Appraisal of Courses and Teaching for the First Semester 2020/2021 Academic Year for all Students.

       ii.        Date:  Tuesday, 23rd March, - Friday, 30th April, 2021.

     iii.         STEPS TO COMPLETE THE FORM:

a.       Go to your student’s portal: https://portal.ucc.edu.gh/reset/login.php

b.       Enter your login details (Registration Number & Password)

c.       Select “Assess Lecturers” to begin assessment

d.       Save and continue or SUBMIT after assessing your courses 

     iv.         FOR ENQUIRES:

Call 0332096514 or Visit the Directorate of Academic Planning and Quality Assurance (DAPQA) Office at Old Site, adjacent Dean of Students Office

Donation of vehicles

USAID/SFMP Present Two Vehicles to ACECoR

02 Apr, 2021 By louis Mensah

The Africa Centre of Excellence in Coastal Resilience (ACECoR), University of Cape Coast has received two vehicles from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the University of Rhode Island's Sustainable Fisheries Management Project (SFMP).
 
The two vehicles Ford Escape SE and a Ford Everest were donated to facilitate the operations of ACECoR.


 Presenting the vehicles, the Chief of Party of the SFMP Project, Dr Raymond Babanawo, explained that the donation was to support ACECoR’s efforts towards ensuring sustainable management of the coastal environment and fisheries resources of Ghana. 


Receiving the vehicles, the Director of the ACECoR, Prof. Denis W. Aheto, said the donation was significant and timely in view of the growing demands on the Centre for capacity building, research and other field related activities. He expressed gratitude to USAID and the Coastal Resources Centre of the University of Rhode Island for the commitment to their partnership with ACECoR.

 

01 Apr, 2021

1. The University of Cape Coast intends to apply part of its Budgetary Allocation of Funds for payments under the following contracts.

IFT No. DESCRIPTIONQUANTITY
A. CR/UCC/GD/0018/2021

Supply of A4 Sheets for Central Stores and CoDE (Tenderers must provide samples)

5000 Boxes
B. CR/UCC/GD/0021/2021Supply and installation of ICT Equipment(Computers, UPS, Laptops etc) for IoEvarious
C. CR/UCC/GD/0023/2021Supply and installation of Digital duplicators and photocopiers for IoE and CoDEvarious
D. CR/UCC/GD/0026/2021Supply of 4 x 4 Pick-up for UHS1
E. CR/UCC/GD/0028/2021Supply and installation of Adult Health Skills Equipment for School of Nursingvarious
F. CR/UCC/GD/0027/2021Supply of 30 Seater Bus for Dept. of Physician Asst. Studies1
G. CR/UCC/GD/0033/2021Supply and installation of integrated LED Solar Lights for the New Central Administration28

2. The University of Cape Coast invites sealed Tenders from eligible suppliers for supply of the above goods. Tendering will be conducted through the National Competitive Tendering (NCT) procedures specified in the Public Procurement Act, 2003 (Act 663) as Amended and the Guidelines of the Public Procurement Authority of the Republic of Ghana.

3. Interested eligible Tenderers may obtain further information from The Procurement Office, University of Cape Coast, Cape Coast, and inspect the bidding document at the address and location given from Friday, 26th March, 2021, Monday-Friday, 9.00 am to 4.00 pm local time each day.

4. A complete set of Tender documents in English may be purchased by interested Tenderers on the submission of a written application to the address below and upon the payment of a non-refundable fee of GH¢200.00 each for the documents. The method of payment will be by cash, or bank draft to University of Cape Coast. The document will be obtained personally.

5. Tenders must be deposited in the Tender Box located at the Procurement Office, New Central Administration Building, New Site, at or before 11:00am, on Thursday, 15th April, 2021.

6. Tenders shall be valid for a period of 90 days after the deadline for Tender submission. All tenders must be accompanied by a Tender Security of not less than two percent (2%) of the Tender Price from a reputable Bank. Late Tenders will be rejected. Tenders will be opened in the presence of Tenderers’ representatives who choose to attend in nose masks at the Academic Board Chamber located at the Top Floor of the New Administration Building, University of Cape Coast and at the time specified above.

7. All tenders must be accompanied by:

Valid Business Registration Certificate, VAT Certificate, Valid Tax Clearance Certificate, Valid SSNIT Clearance Certificate, Manufacturers Authorization (where applicable), PPA Registration Certificate, etc.

8. Address for inspection and Purchase of Tender Documents: Procurement Office

New Central Administration Block- New Site

University of Cape Coast, Cape Coast, Ghana

Telephone: 0243422871/0243579933

Email: procurement@ucc.edu.gh/nampofo@ucc.edu.gh

Students displaying their harvest

UCC Lecturer Promotes Gardening in Halls of Residence

30 Mar, 2021 By louis Mensah

A lecturer at the School of Agriculture, Dr. Frank Kwekucher Ackah, has inspired some students of the University to enter into gardening in their halls of residence.
 
Through Dr. Ackah’s guidance, 40 students have cultivated cabbage, lettuce, cucumber, spring onions, and garden eggs. The students have cultivated the vegetables mainly in waste plastic buckets/containers and sacks in Adehye, Casely Hayford, Ogua, Valco, Kwame Nkrumah, and SRC Halls.  

   Students from Valco Hall display their fresh cucumber from their garden

 SDG Goal 2

Dr. Ackah noted that the initiative was in line with Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 2 which seeks to “End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture”. 

According to Dr. Akah, the initiative was intended to develop the interest of students in gardening in particular and agriculture in general. He said the project was also aimed at attracting the youth into agriculture so that they could earn a living and create employment for others after their university education. "Unemployment in this country is a disturbing phenomenon and I believe there are a lot of job opportunities in agriculture which the youth can explore to improve their living conditions," he emphasised.

In his view, taking the students through gardening would inspire them to make good use of any space around them to cultivate vegetables and even enter into large-scale commercial production for the country and export abroad. “I am passionate about agriculture and my goal is to mobilise the youth for development in the country. I have started this initiative with level 100 Agri-Business students with the aim of making Ghana the food basket of Africa and possibly the world in the near future,” he explained.

  Dr. Ackah with students from Kwame Nkrumah displaying their harvested vegetables

Benefits

Touching on the benefits of gardening, he indicated that the students could save money from buying vegetables and also add to the nutritional requirements of the body. “Some of the vegetables we buy from the open market are not well handled and their sources are mostly not known," he added.

Dr. Ackah was happy to note that some staff of the University had embraced home gardening and were cultivating vegetables in their backyard. “Lecturers from the School of Agriculture continue to support staff of the University who have cultivated vegetables and other crops,” he reported. 

  Fresh lettuce from Adehye Hall garden

Home Gardening Facebook Page

In order to spread home gardening nationwide, Dr. Ackah said he had created a Facebook page with more than 60, 000 members from all over the country. He explained that some lecturers from the School of Agriculture on the page give expert advice to members on vegetables and other crop production. He added that he had extended the initiative to some churches and basic schools in the Central Region. “This is our contribution to promoting home gardening in Ghana. We always receive calls from individuals and several organisations for guidance on how to start gardening in the home and on a large commercial basis”. 

Dr. Ackah was optimistic that the future looked very bright considering the enthusiasm and interest of the youth in agriculture in recent times.

   Casely Hayford Hall garden

 

Students' Experience

Some of the students who are involved in the initiative were full of joy to see their vegetables blossom during a visit to Adehye and Valco Halls. Three students successfully harvested lettuce which they cultivated three weeks ago.

Rasheedatu Seidu Ali, a beneficiary student said she was really excited to be part of the project. “At the initial stages, our friends were mocking us but when they saw that the vegetables were matured for harvesting, they began to show interest in the project” she averred. 

She mentioned that the most fulfilling part of the project was harvesting the vegetables, adding “You feel proud that your hard work has yielded good results”  

  Dr. Ackah introducing pupils at Hill Crest School in Cape Coast to gardening in sacks

Comfort Appiah who is also a level 100 Agri-Business student indicated that she has plans of introducing her family to home gardening during vacation. She added that the project had inspired her to enter into large-scale vegetable production. “We started this project just three weeks ago and I feel very excited that I have been able to harvest my lettuce,” she stated.

The students urged their colleagues and the youth to take interest in home gardening considering its enormous economic and nutritional benefits. They appealed to the Management of the University to support the initiative and make it a University-wide project for students. 


 

 

 

 

UCC INAUGURATES KNOWLEDGE COMMONS AND SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATION UNIT

UCC Inaugurate Knowledge Commons and Scholarly Communication Unit

30 Mar, 2021 By DIS

The Sam Jonah Library of the University of Cape Coast (UCC) has inaugurated a new

Knowledge Commons and Scholarly Communication Unit to enhance collaborative learning and

research amongst students, faculty, and the broader university community.

 

Speaking at the inauguration, the Chancellor of UCC, Dr. Sir Sam Esson Jonah, explained that a

library was an important organ of the university system that provided a lifeline for the academic

quality of any university. He noted that all over the world, traditional libraries were being

transformed into learning commons to make them more attractive and resourceful for the next

generation library users. He indicated that the Knowledge Commons and Scholarly

Communication Unit would contribute to the quality of research output, and increase the

visibility of the University of Cape Coast. He said, “the new Scholarly Communication Unit will

ensure that UCC journals are published and managed according to international standards”.

Dr. Sir. Jonah pointed out that there was a need for a national repository of the knowledge and

research output of Ghana to serve the intellectual and research needs of the country. He therefore

urged universities, research institutions, and industries to work together to develop innovative

ways of knowledge transfer for the country.

 

He also noted that due to the COVID-19 pandemic, universities all over the world were adopting

innovative ways of teaching and research. He therefore urged the Management of the University

Library to consider developing their electronic library system to support electronic learning,

research, and publishing in addition to the modernization of the physical library.

The Chancellor commended University Management for their commitment and dedication in

accomplishing the initiative saying, “the Sam Jonah Library was on course to fulfilling its

mission of being a world-class library. Therefore, you have my highest assurance of my

continuous support for the University and the Sam Jonah Library.”

 

The Vice-Chancellor of the UCC, Prof. Johnson Nyarko Boampong in his address, noted that the

University of Cape Coast envisions to become an entrepreneurial university with worldwide

acclaim. He explained that central to this, was the need to present students with limitless

opportunities to enhance and enable them to acquire 21 st Century core competencies and skills-

sets that will make them internationally and globally competitive. His expectation is that the new

Scholarly Communication Unit would develop set standards that would characterize scholarly

communications at UCC.

 

He pledged his support to the mandate of the Library saying, “With the University Management

under my leadership, I will continue to support the modernization and transformation agenda of

the Sam Jonah Library to position itself in becoming a world-class academic library.”

 

The Pro Vice-Chancellor of UCC, Prof. Dora Francisca Edu-Buandoh, who chaired the

inauguration ceremony, indicated that University Management together with the Board of the

Sam Jonah Library, took the initiative to reorganize the library space into a vibrant,

collaborative, technology-driven learning environment. She explained that the establishment of

the UCC Knowledge Commons was a response to the Sam Jonah Library's commitment to

providing a technology-intensive space that will attract campus-wide collaborations instead of

departmental collaborations. “The unit would work closely with the editors of the university

journals, researchers, and publishers to ensure that research publications were of high quality.”,

she said.

 

The University Librarian, Dr. Mac-Anthony Cobblah, expressed gratitude to the Chancellor and

University Management for their support of the initiative. He explained that with the

establishment of the Knowledge Commons, students will have unrestricted and uninterrupted

access to electronic books, and electronic journal collections of the library including specialized

services.

 

The Knowledge Commons of the Sam Jonah Library is fully furnished with a sitting capacity of

150, and has group study rooms, a research support office, and 102 computer workstations which

are all connected to super high-speed internet.

 

Also present at the inauguration ceremony were Provosts of Colleges, Faculty, Staff, Students,

University Union Executives, Chiefs and Community Leaders.

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