Introduction to Central University of Ghana:

Introduction

Central University of Ghana is a private university located in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana, dedicated to providing comprehensive and biblically based higher education to meet the needs of the African continent.

History and Founding Time

Founding Time: Its origins can be traced back to a short-term pastor training college founded by the International Central Gospel Church (ICGC) in October 1988.

Development History: In June 1991, it was merged and renamed Central Bible College. In 1993, it was renamed Central Christian College again. Later, the college upgraded its courses to bachelor's degree level and was renamed Central University College in 1998. In 2016, Central University College received a presidential charter and became a fully mature university, now Central University.

School Strength

Student Size: There are about 8,400 undergraduates.

Faculty: It has 211 academic staff and 185 administrative staff.

Curriculum: Undergraduate and postgraduate courses covering multiple fields, including business management, architectural design, law, pharmacy, engineering technology, medical health sciences, etc.

Institutional nature: Private university.

Educational philosophy

The school aims to provide "comprehensive and Bible-based higher education", focusing on cultivating students' moral qualities and social responsibility, combining Christian values ​​with academic education, and is committed to cultivating leadership and innovative talents for Africa.

Key laboratories and disciplines

There is currently no public information about the school's key laboratories. Key disciplines include but are not limited to: business management, computer science, architecture, law, pharmacy, engineering, and medical health sciences.

Faculty

The school has eight faculties:

Central Business School (CBS): offers courses related to business management.

School of Architecture and Design (SADE): focuses on teaching and research in the fields of architecture and design.

School of Graduate Studies (SGS): responsible for managing and coordinating graduate education.

School of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS): covers multiple majors in humanities and social sciences.

School of Law (FOL): cultivates legal professionals.

School of Pharmacy (SOP): offers pharmacy-related courses.

School of Engineering and Technology (SET): Involves teaching in the fields of engineering and technology.

School of Medicine and Health Sciences (SMHS): Focuses on education and research in medicine and health sciences.

Ranking

There is currently no authoritative comprehensive ranking that is widely recognized internationally, but it has a high reputation and influence among private universities in Ghana.

Cost

There is currently no accurate public information on the cost of studying abroad at this school, and tuition fees may vary depending on the course and level of study.

Campus Environment

Campus Location: The main campus is located in Miotso, Greater Accra, near Dawhenya.

Teaching Facilities: It has modern classrooms, laboratories, libraries, computer centers and other facilities to provide students with a good learning environment.

Living Facilities: The campus is equipped with dormitories, canteens, sports facilities, etc. to meet the daily needs of students.

Campus Culture: The campus culture is rich and colorful, with various student clubs and organizations that hold cultural activities, academic lectures, sports competitions and other activities.