Presbyterian University, Ghana
Discipline In Leadership
Sylvia Oger Ofosu Dwamena, (also known as Sylvia Oger Sappor when she was at PUG) an alumna of Presbyterian University, Ghana was one of the winners of the Ministry of Health’s Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Award, education and research category Read More …
Becoming a nurse and practicing in Ghana was a passionate career dream because he sees taking care of the sick as a ministry in God’s kingdom. As one of the best universities in Ghana, Ampong found Presbyterian University, Ghana (PUG) Read More …
The CEO of Josey Health Corner, Josephine Bempong, won the Health Activist/Advocate of the year 2022 award at the inaugural Health Entrepreneurship and Achievers Awards, which were sponsored by Divine Mother and Child Foundation and Best Brain Networks. The awards Read More …
Facing adversity with courage and developing grit are qualities one needs to navigate through the maze of life. These same qualities are what have propelled Ms. Nusimebea Vorsah, a level 300 Human Resource Management student at the Presbyterian University, Ghana Read More …
The University has unveiled a Charter Monument to mark attainment of the Presidential Charter in its recognition as a full-fledged University in a grand celebration at the Okwahu Campus at Abetifi. This status also makes the Moderator of the Presbyterian Read More …
The Presbyterian University, Ghana, a private faith-based and multi-campus University is looking for a qualified, results-driven and competent professional to appoint as the Registrar of the University. The Role The Registrar is the Chief Administrative Officer for the President and Read More …
The Presbyterian University College Ghana (PUCG) has received the Presidential Charter making it a full-fledged University that will now award its own degrees rather than through affiliate Universities as required of all private University Colleges without a Charter. The President Read More …
Alumni of the Presbyterian University College, Ghana continue to stand out in their various fields of endeavour. This year has seen many outstanding performances from students charred out from our Health and Medical Science Faculty. Ms. Hanna Frimpong, winner of Read More …
Mr. Ernest Owusu Mensah won the Ashanti Regional Best Nurse Award for the year 2022. He joined Presbyterian University College, Ghana in 2013 to pursue BSc. Nursing; and graduated in 2017 with Second Class Honours (Upper Division). Having graduated Read More …
The President of Presbyterian University College, Ghana (PUCG), Professor Ebenezer Oduro Owusu said that Ghana needs to invest into research to develop beyond the service industry and move into production in its quest for prosperity. The President of PUCG criticised Read More …