Presbyterian University Ghana (PUG), through its Faculty of Medical Sciences, has matriculated 385 Students admitted to the Master of Public Health (MPH) programme at its Asante Akyem Campus, Agogo, on 17th October 2026
The matriculation ceremony followed an orientation session held on Friday, 16 October 2026, during which the Dean of the Faculty of Medical Sciences, Mr. Prince Osei Akumiah, welcomed the students.
The orientation covered key areas, including the University’s Administrative and Academic structures, University Rules and Regulations, Approved Fee Payment Procedures, Examination and Assessment Requirements, Teaching and Learning arrangements, and access to Library and Online Resources. The session was designed to familiarise students with the University’s systems and prepare them for a successful academic experience.
The matriculation ceremony took place on Saturday, 17 October 2026. The Registrar, Mrs. Francisca Adamah, administered the University oath, formally admitting the students into the University community.
In his address, the Vice-Chancellor, Professor John Ofosu-Anim, encouraged the students to share knowledge, experiences and ideas among themselves, emphasising the importance of collaboration and collective learning. He reminded them that there is no such thing as a “First person” in the pursuit of knowledge, urging them to learn from one another and recognise the value each student brings to the academic community.
Other University Officials present included the Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Professor Frank S. Arku; the Director of Finance, Mr. John Adarkwah; the University Chaplain, Rev. Emmanuel Misiame; the Assistant University Chaplain, Rev. Mordecai Akwafo Gorleku; and the Senior Assistant Registrar, Mr. Bright Korang-Yeboah.
Presbyterian University Ghana congratulates the Students on their matriculation and wishes them a successful academic journey as they prepare to contribute to public health practice, research and healthcare development in Ghana and beyond.