UCC Graduates 1,198 Postgraduate Students

University of Cape Coast (UCC) has graduated a total of 1,198 postgraduates students in the 58th Congregation for the 2022/2023 school year.

Below is the breakdown of the graduates:

• 19 received a PhD,
• 51 got an MPhil,
•  9 earned an MCom,
• 4 completed an MSc,
• 575 attained an MED,
• 59 received an MBA,
• 121 graduated with an MA,
• There were also 4 Master of Nursing graduates,
• 12 completed a Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE), and
• 344 achieved a postgraduate Diploma in Security Studies.

Prof. Johnson Nyarko Boampong, the Vice-Chancellor of UCC, mentioned that the number of postgraduate students at the university has been steadily increasing. He highlighted the importance of adapting new strategies to improve postgraduate training, promote research, and develop policies to make sure postgraduate programs are relevant to societal and economic needs.

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Prof. Boampong emphasized UCC’s commitment to becoming a top choice for education in the region. He stressed the university’s dedication to research, teaching, and community engagement to benefit society.

He encouraged the graduates to set clear goals and work hard to achieve them. Prof. Boampong reminded them of their potential to make a positive impact and create job opportunities for themselves and others.

Rev. Prof. Harold Amoono-Kuofi, the Chairman of the UCC Governing Council, highlighted the importance of graduate education in nation-building. He praised the efforts of the School of Graduate Studies (SGS) in meeting the country’s manpower needs.

Dr. Aba Akebi Atta-Eyison, who earned a PhD in Chemistry, was recognized as the valedictorian. She advised her fellow graduates to strive for excellence in everything they do, regardless of their circumstances.

The University of Cape Coast (UCC) is a public university located in Cape Coast, Ghana. Here are some reasons why UCC is good in Postgraduate Programs in Ghana. The university is also considered among the best three tertiary institutions in Ghana.

UCC offers a variety of postgraduate programs with different durations, including full-time and part-time options. For instance, PhD programs typically last between 36 to 48 months, while MPhil/MCom/MN programs last 24 months.

UCC also has specific entry requirements for postgraduate programs, including a good first degree, a master’s degree or a research master’s degree in an appropriate field, depending on the program.

UCC also offers a wide range of postgraduate programs across various colleges, faculties, schools, institutes and departments, including arts, humanities, social sciences, economics, business, and more.

UCC provides research opportunities for postgraduate students, with a focus on interdisciplinary research and community engagement. UCC has experienced faculty members who are experts in their fields and have a strong research background.

UCC has modern facilities, including libraries, laboratories and computer centers, which provide students with the necessary resources for their studies.

UCC’s postgraduate programs are relatively affordable compared to other universities in Ghana and the West African region. Though many say studies in UCC is though, research shows that it is as normal as other universities in Ghana. UCC’s postgraduate programs are recognized internationally, making it easier for students to pursue further studies or work abroad.

UCC’s postgraduate programs prepare students for a wide range of career opportunities in various fields, including academia, research, industry and government.