The University, has presented GH ¢1,000 each to 57 international students who could not travel back to their countries as a result of COVID-19 and the subsequent closure of the country’s borders.
The Directorate of University Health Services (DUHS) comprises the University Health Services (UHS) and the Environmental Health Section (EHS).
The Directorate is governed and regulated by the University Health Services Committee (UHSC) under the Chairmanship of the Pro Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cape Coast, with representatives from Academic Board, Convocation, Central Regional Health Directorate (CRHD), Senior Staff Association of Universities of Ghana (SSA-UoG, UCC), Tertiary Educational Workers Union (TEWU), Graduate Students Association of Ghana (GRASAG), Student Representative Council (SRC) and DUHS
The Pro Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Dora Edu-Buandoh has presented shopping vouchers and other items to international students of the University who are still staying on campus as a result of the closure of Ghana’s borders.
The University of Cape Coast in collaboration with the University of Alabama, United States of America (UA) and Central University (C
Auburn University (AU), United States of America (USA) has honoured the outgoing Dean of the Centre for International Education (CIE) for her significant contributions towards strengthening the collaboration between the University of Cape Coast (U
The Guilford College Exchange Programme is a great opportunity to gain knowledge, meet and interact with students of different cultures and backgrounds. The programme does not only bring you in contact with American students but students from various countries as well. I had the pleasure of meeting and befriending students from Kenya, Cameroon, Rwanda, Benin, Bolivia, Ecuador, Japan, Jamaica, China, etc.
Christiana Baiden
Alumni
My few months stay in Gothenburg was one of the most enlightening and eye-opening experiences for me yet. I am glad to have experienced it and the impact it has had on my life, having had the chance to experience another culture at first hand, networked with people from diverse backgrounds and forged friendships to last a lifetime. I am very grateful to the University of Cape Coast and the Centre for International Education for making this possible for me.
Jacqueline Yamson
Alumni
It’s hard to choose just one thing that was the best part of my six months of Study Abroad experience because my entire experience was truly amazing. I would say that going on an exchange program to Kennesaw State University was one of the best decisions I have ever made since the substantial experiences and attributes merged to fine-tune me, get off the ground on my future career and enhanced my knowledge of political and business interests and holdings internationally.
Lucille Abruquah
Alumni
Before I left for the program, I had in mind to immerse myself in a new environment, compare education systems, to network, travel and gain an international outlook of socio-economic issues relating to my field of study and develop my computing skills as well. I found the student exchange program (SEP) an extremely enriching and rewarding experience. It is more than just an academic venture, because it encompasses so many lessons about life itself.
Francis Anagbonu
Alumni