Staff Articles
Beyond Degrees: Are We Producing Graduates or Building a Future-Ready Workforce?
Every year, thousands of Ghanaian students graduate from universities with dreams of building successful careers and contributing to national development. Their graduation ceremonies are moments of celebration for families and...
Why Studying AI Courses Can Prepare You for the Future of Work
The headlines are all over the place, and if you are a student or a parent today, it can be a little intimidating. “AI is coming for our jobs.” “Automation will...
Academic City University: Transforming Higher Education Through Innovation and Impact
Academic City University: Transforming Higher Education Through Innovation and Impact Academic City University is helping to redefine higher education in Africa by combining academic excellence, hands-on learning, entrepreneurship, technology and...
Xenophobia or an Entrepreneurial Wake-Up Call? What Ghana Must Learn from South Africa’s Anti-Foreigner Sentiment
1) Introduction: Beyond the Emotions of Xenophobia I have been trying to wrap my head around the recent wave of alleged xenophobic attacks and rising economic nationalism in South Africa,...
Inside Ghana’s Endless Galamsey War: When the Problem Lives within the System
For more than five decades, illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey, has remained one of Ghana’s most stubborn national challenges. Its impact cuts across the social, economic, cultural and environmental...
Navigating the New Frontier: Global Business Trends and What They Mean for Ghana and West Africa
The global business environment is undergoing rapid transformation. From technological innovation and energy transition to new consumer expectations, the rules of business are being rewritten. For Ghana and West Africa,...
Additive Manufacturing: Africa’s New Industrial Dawn
In a continent where the industrial heartbeat has long lagged behind, a breakthrough is quietly emerging, one that could herald a new era of growth and self-reliance. Additive manufacturing (AM),...
Ghana’s Growing Biomedical Engineering Sector and What It Means for You
Introduction Ghana’s biomedical engineering sector is growing rapidly, and it’s set to transform the future of healthcare, innovation, and national development. In 2004, the University of Ghana welcomed its first...
Five 5 Things Undergraduates Can do as an Alternative to Internship
Summary: Many universities students in Ghana and around the world are looking forward to internship opportunities, usually from May to August. Internships have become a vital stepping stone for students...
Breaking the Silence: The Hidden Toll of Incivility on Mental Health
Summary: For over a decade, Ghanaian psychologists have been passionately advocating for the importance of mental health in all aspects of life, including our homes, schools, and workplaces. The World...
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