Presbyterian University, Ghana
Discipline In Leadership
The President of Presbyterian University, Ghana (PUG) implored the government and the business community to consider university-based developmental research as critical to the “technological advancements for quick socio-economic growth and development” of the country, hence the need for collaboration among Read More …
Presbyterian University, Ghana held its 20th matriculation ceremony, enrolling more than 900 students into various Faculties of the University. Welcoming the fresh students into the University, Prof. Oduro Owusu, Preside nt of the University emphasized the importance of the ceremony, Read More …
The Presbyterian University, Ghana (PUG) admitted more females than males for the 2022/2023 academic year. The University admitted 915 applicants across six Faculties, Law, Health and Medical Sciences, Education, Development Studies, Science and Technology and School of Business. Prof E. Read More …
The President of Presbyterian University, Ghana (PUG), Prof Ebenezer Oduro Owusu has cautioned freshers admitted into the University for the 2022/2023 Academic Year against any form of examination malpractice, warning that full sanctions as stipulated in the student’s handbook and Read More …
The Burns Nutrition Educational Project (B-NEP) led by Dr Jonathan Bayuo, a lecturer at the Nursing and Midwifery Department of the Presbyterian University, Ghana has been awarded an amount of 20,000 USD by the Nestle Foundation, Switzerland following a competitive Read More …
Mr Ernest Owusu Mensah, an alumnus of Presbyterian University, Ghana has been adjudged the 1st runner up in the 2022 Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association National Best Nurse Awards. Ernest was nominated for the national award after he was Read More …
The most dedicated and hardworking male Physician Assistant within Greater Accra awards was picked up by Mr. Stephen Ofoe Sabbah, a young and vibrant alumnus of Presbyterian University, Ghana practicing medicine at the Gbawe SDA Hospital in the Greater Accra Read More …
An Alumnus of the Presbyterian University, Ghana (PUG), ASP Princeton Peasah Darkwa emerged as the overall best Cadet Officer in the Ghana Police Service Cadet Officers Course 51 for the year 2022. ASP Princeton Peasah Darkwa was adjudged the best Read More …
The Presbyterian University, Ghana (PUG) has matriculated 212 students comprising 136 males and 76 females into the Master of Public Health (MPH) programme. The number of students admitted onto the MPH programme represents 29 percent increase over last year’s intake Read More …
The Presbyterian University, Ghana (PUG) held its 16th Graduation ceremony for students who have successfully completed their undergraduate programmes of study. The University graduated 539 students comprising 270 males and 269 females. Addressing the graduands at the ceremony, the President Read More …