Introduction to African Methodist Episcopal Zion University:

Introduction

African Methodist Episcopal Zion University is a private institution of higher learning located in Monrovia, Liberia. It is closely associated with the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church and offers undergraduate programs in a variety of fields.

Overview

Established in 1983 with the establishment of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Business School, which was affiliated with the African Methodist Episcopal Zion College. In 1987, the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Community College was established. In 1996, the African Methodist Episcopal Zion University College was established through an act of the national legislature.

Institutional nature: Private institution.

Location: 116 Benson Street, Monrovia, Liberia.

Contact information: Tel. +231886171894, Email info@amezion.edu.lr, Website https://amezion.edu.lr/.

History

In 1983, the African Methodist Episcopal Zion College of Business was established.

In 1987, the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Community College was established, offering associate degrees in criminal justice administration and law enforcement, liberal arts, and business administration.

In May 1989, the first graduation ceremony was held.

In 1996, the African Methodist Episcopal Zion University College was established, with Rev. Frederick Umoja as the first president.

Currently, the school has developed into a university with multiple colleges that can offer a variety of bachelor's degree programs and has branches outside Monrovia.

School Strength

Faculty: The school has a group of experienced teachers who have certain strengths in teaching and research.

Teaching achievements: Since its establishment, the school has enrolled more than 20,000 students and graduated more than 5,000 students.

Accreditation: Accredited by the Liberian National Higher Education Commission and is a founding member of the Liberian University Association.

Educational philosophy

The school's educational philosophy is to provide students with a knowledge base, shape character, challenge and shape thinking, and cultivate the skills needed by students in a diversified and technological society, so that they can develop independently, pursue personal interests, realize personal needs, and make academic and professional progress.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: The school has several colleges, including the Andrew Cartwright School of Business and Public Administration, the Reuben L. Speaks College of Arts and Sciences, the Alicia Smith Ratti School of Education, the Wilfred E. Clark School of Criminal Justice Administration, and the Warren M. Brown School of Theology. Its business school's accounting and economics majors, the college of arts and sciences' sociology and political science majors, the college of education's education major, and the theology major of the seminary are more prominent.

Key laboratories: There is currently no public information mentioning the school's key laboratories.

Faculty

The school has the following colleges:

Andrew Cartwright College of Business and Public Administration

Reuben L. Speaks College of Arts and Sciences

Alicia Smith Latti College of Education

Wilfred E. Clark School of Criminal Justice Administration

Warren M. Brown Theological Seminary

College of General Studies

College of Agriculture and Agribusiness Studies

Ranking

There is no authoritative comprehensive ranking internationally.

Cost

There is currently no public tuition and other cost information.

Campus Environment

The campus is located in Monrovia, with convenient transportation. The campus has basically complete teaching and living facilities to meet students' daily learning and living needs. The school also has teaching facilities such as libraries and computer centers, providing students with a good learning environment.