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The University of Ghana's College of Basic and Applied Sciences has initiated a renewed drive for academic-industry collaboration with Tullow Ghana, focusing on forging deeper connections in research, training, and student development.
Read Full StoryThe University of Ghana's College of Basic and Applied Sciences has initiated a renewed drive for academic-industry collaboration with Tullow Ghana, focusing on forging deeper connections in research, training, and student development.
The College of Basic and Applied Sciences is exploring a strategic partnership with Eni Ghana, with a focus on collaborative research, student training and capacity building in the fields of petroleum geoscience, sustainability and applied sciences.
The University of Ghana, through the School of Agriculture, College of Basic and Applied Sciences has partnered with the Ministry of Food and Agriculture to support the government's Feed Ghana Initiative, aimed at transforming Ghana's agricultural sector.
Ghana's newly established Ministry of Climate Change and Sustainability has expressed interest in partnering with the University of Ghana through its College of Basic and Applied Sciences to address the country's climate change challenges.
As part of their Science club activities, the students visited the Department and the University’s Botanical Garden to explore the world of biology and its application in everyday life.
The University of Ghana has taken a significant step in advancing cybersecurity education and research with the commissioning of a state-of-the-art Cybersecurity Laboratory made possible by a generous donation from Virtual InfoSec Africa Limited.
The 5-day event, themed “Waste and Water Education for Impact: Discovering the Career Prospects,” brought together experts to discuss sustainable waste management, water conservation and career opportunities in these fields.
The Institute of Applied Science and Technology (IAST), in partnership with the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs and the Embassy of France in Ghana, has commissioned the Valorisation of Waste Plastics for Fuel Production (VALOPLASTIQUES) project, aimed at addressing the critical issue of plastic pollution while generating employment opportunities.
The innovative program will prepare students to address complex environmental challenges using cutting-edge techniques and these resources.