Introduction to Marshalls University College:

History and Establishment

Establishment: 2012.

History: Since its establishment, it has gradually developed and obtained formal recognition from the Ghana National Accreditation Council, making steady progress in the field of higher education.

Nature of the institution

A for-profit private higher education institution associated with Christianity and Catholicism.

Educational philosophy

Adhering to the school motto of "Thinking Innovation, Thinking Possibilities", it focuses on cultivating students' innovative thinking and spirit of exploration.

School Strength

Teaching Resources: There are a main campus in Accra and a branch campus in Akosombo, providing students with a diverse learning environment.

Student size: The number of students is between 1,000 and 1,999, which is relatively small.

Admission: A selective admission policy based on students' past academic performance and grades is adopted, with an admission rate of 80%-89%, and applications are open to international students.

Key laboratories and disciplines

There is currently no public information about the school's key laboratories. Courses and programs in multiple fields are offered, including but not limited to preparatory courses (such as certificates, diplomas, associate degrees or foundation courses) and bachelor's courses.

Departments

The specific departments of the school are not clearly mentioned in the public information.

Rankings

Ranked 63rd in Ghana and 13029th in the world.

Fees

Undergraduate: Annual tuition for local students is US$1,000-2,499, and annual tuition for international students is US$2,500-4,999.

Postgraduate: There is no clear distinction between tuition for local and international students, and no specific information has been made public.

Campus Environment

Geographic location: The main campus is located in Accra, Greater Accra, Ghana, and the branch campus is located in Akosombo.

Campus Facilities: The school provides students with a variety of academic and non-academic facilities and services such as libraries, accommodation, sports facilities, financial aid and scholarships, study abroad and exchange programs, and administrative services.