Winconsin International University College Ghana, established in January 2000 and accredited by the National Accreditation Board, has introduced two new Graduate programmes namely, MSC Logistics and Supply Chain, and MA International Relations to its existing programs.
The existing programmes include Masters in Business Administration, MBA with options in Accounting, Marketing, Human Resource, Finance, Project Management, MA Adult Education and Human Resources.
This was disclosed at a seminar organized by the University’s School of Research and Graduate Studies on the topic: “Impact of international relations on Ghana’s leadership, governance and development.”
Winconsin University College Ghana is affiliated to the University of Ghana, University of Cape Coast, the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology and University for Development Studies.
Addressing fresh Graduate students into the new programmes, the Council Chairman for Winconsin International University College Ghana, Ret. Justice Jones Dotse pointed out that the main driving force of the two programmes are to impact knowledge into the students.
He disclosed that people don’t apply knowledge in most of the things they do in Ghana, and stressed that God has given the country all the necessary resources needed to make it great.
Justice Jones Dotse noted that it is difficult to understand why the country continues to export raw cocoa beans abroad without first processing it.
“Why should gold be bought in Ghana at the same price as in New York,” he queried?.
He averred that because education is key to everything, it is difficult to achieve peace and harmony without knowledge.
Justice Dotse entreated the students to take the new programmes seriously in other to be productive in future.
Vice Chancellor of the University, Prof. Obeng Mireku, pledged on behalf of the school management, the needed support to ensure that students achieve the best out of the newly introduced programmes.
According to him, due to qualified lecturers at the University’s disposal to teach the new programmes, the students are going to be impacted with rich knowledge that would help them in their future endeavours.
He tasked the students to make use of all the opportunities available to them in the school, and stressed management of the school together with their parents demand the best from them.
The college was established in 1998, but received its accreditation in January 2000 under the name Wisconsin International University College Ghana.
The exercise was facilitated by Dr. John Buuck, President of Wisconsin International University (WIU) in the United States of America and Rev. Dr. Paul K. Flynn of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Ghana.
The collage is located at number 23 Akoto Bamfo Street, off Agbogba Road, North Legon, Accra.
Among the available undergraduate, certificate and postgraduate courses offered at Winconsin International University College Ghana, and approved by NAB are BA Business Studies, General Business, Human Resource Management, Marketing, Banking & Finance, Accounting, BSc Management & Computing Studies, BSc Information Technology and Diploma in IT
By William Sarpong l FrontPageGhana.com
