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MASTER OF MIDWIFERY PROGRAMME, 2022

The Garden City University College (GCUC), Kenyase, Kumasi, in collaboration with the University of Calabar, Nigeria..

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Garden City University College (GCUC) in Kumasi has won an international award for promoting the training of health professionals.

The private university picked up the Special Recognition Award at the maiden African Healthcare Awards ceremony held in Lagos, Nigeria, recently for providing training and support to students and academics.

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It appears COVID 19 rather presented opportunities not impediments to education at the Garden City University College as the school has announced heavy investments in asynchronous learning platforms.

Read more: GCUC makes bold investments in Asynchronous Learning amidst COVID pressures

The Garden City University College (GCUC), one of the leading private university promoting the training of health professionals in the country, has picked up a special award at this year’s Zenith Global Health Awards for its contribution to the healthcare sector on the continent.

Read more: GCUC Founder Receives International Award for its Health Education Programmes In Africa

The Garden City University College (GCUC) has held its 13th Graduation Ceremony for the 2020/21 academic year at its premises at Kenyasi in the Kwabre East district of the Ashanti region.

The ceremony which was held on the Saturday, December 2021, was under the theme “POST COVID 19 AND THE EDUCATIONAL ENTERPRISE: INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES TO STAY IN BUSINESS”.

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The Garden City University College has challenged Private Universities to think innovatively in leveraging the bright side of blended learning occasioned by the COVID 19 pandemic, to expand their frontiers.

Read more: GCUC leverages ICT shift in higher education as it matriculates 1888 students