Also known as: Vice Chancellor · Prof Aziato · Hamidatu Dramani · Prof. Hamidatu Dramani · Prof. Dramani · Gabriel Dwomoh · Professor Gabriel Dwomoh · Prof Lydia Aziato · Prof. Aziato
Professor Lydia Aziato and other stakeholders at the conference The University of Health and Allied Sciences (UHAS) has announced plans to establish an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Centre of Excellence aimed at advancing research, innovation and capacity building in healthcare de …
… The Vice-Chancellor of UHAS, Professor Lydia Aziato, welcomed the collaboration, noting that the Ghana Health Service’s nationwide presence would help ensure the curriculum addresses the practical needs of healthcare professionals. …
… The Vice Chancellor of UHAS, Professor Lydia Aziato, traced the institution’s internationalisation journey to its establishment in 2012, noting that international faculty members played a pivotal role in securing accreditation for the School of Medicine. …
… The Vice-Chancellor, Prof Lydia Aziato, revealed that the University currently maintains 94 international partnerships worldwide, aimed at enriching student training and faculty development. …
… Launching the 2026 KsTU Inter-Faculty Technology and Innovation Fair at the university’s Adako Jachie Campus, the Vice Chancellor, Professor Gabriel Dwomoh, said higher education must go beyond theoretical instruction to equip students with the skills, creativity and entrepreneur …
… Vice-Chancellor of UHAS, Professor Lydia Aziato, told the President that the laboratory complex, which began in 2014, is about 72 per cent complete and is expected to become one of the largest and most advanced health sciences laboratory facilities in Africa. …
… Vice-Chancellor of UHAS, Professor Lydia Aziato, told the President that the laboratory complex, which began in 2014, is about 72 per cent complete and is expected to become one of the largest and most advanced health sciences laboratory facilities in Africa. …
Professor Lydia Aziato, Vice Chancellor of the University of Health and Allied Sciences (UHAS), has appealed for increased government support to enable the university to expand its infrastructure, recruit more staff and introduce new academic programmes to meet emerging trends in …
The University of Health and Allied Sciences plans to establish an AI Centre of Excellence focused on research, innovation and capacity building in healthcare. The centre will conduct research on clinical trials, drug development, sustainable health financing and health leadership, and will train health professionals and students from tertiary institutions.
The University of Health and Allied Sciences plans to establish an AI Centre of Excellence focused on research, innovation and capacity building in healthcare. The centre will conduct research on clinical trials, drug development, sustainable health financing and health leadership, and will train health professionals and students from tertiary institutions.
The University of Health and Allied Sciences and Ghana Health Service have launched a national leadership and management training programme for nurses and midwives in managerial positions, with a curriculum development meeting held at UHAS in Ho on 21 July, supported by the United Nations Population Fund.
The University of Health and Allied Sciences held its 4th International Day, bringing together students, staff, diplomats and international partners to celebrate cultural diversity and strengthen global academic partnerships through cultural performances, music, dance and international cuisine.
The University of Health and Allied Sciences in the Volta Region held its annual International Day to celebrate cultural diversity and international collaborations. The Vice-Chancellor noted the university maintains 94 international partnerships worldwide and praised foreign faculty contributions, particularly Cuban staff who helped establish the School of Medicine.
Kumasi Technical University has reaffirmed its commitment to producing industry-ready graduates through practical, innovation-driven learning experiences. The university launched the 2026 KsTU Inter-Faculty Technology and Innovation Fair, with the Vice Chancellor emphasizing that higher education must equip students with skills, creativity and entrepreneurial mindset to address real-world challenges and contribute to Ghana's development.
President Mahama visited the University of Health and Allied Sciences and pledged government support to complete its Multi-Purpose Laboratory Complex, which is 72 per cent complete and is expected to accommodate about 1,200 students and staff with specialised laboratories in medical imaging, molecular biology, biochemistry, pharmacy, nutrition, prosthetics and anatomy.
President Mahama visited the University of Health and Allied Sciences in Ho and reaffirmed government commitment to completing its Multi-Purpose Laboratory Complex, which is 72 per cent complete and will accommodate about 1,200 students and staff with specialised laboratories in medical imaging, molecular biology, biochemistry, pharmacy, nutrition, prosthetics and anatomy.
Dr. Hilla Limann Technical University held an Open Day Exhibition and Mini Trade Fair, where students displayed welding, pastry, and textile work. Regional Minister Charles Lwanga Puozuing and other officials emphasised technical education as a priority for youth employment and entrepreneurship under President Mahama's government.
The University of Health and Allied Sciences held the second session of its 10th Congregation ceremony in Ho, graduating 1,097 students—967 undergraduate and 130 postgraduate—in health and allied science programmes. The ceremony centred on bridging Africa's reproductive health gap through health training institutions.
The University of Health and Allied Sciences has appealed for increased government support to expand infrastructure, recruit more staff, and introduce new academic programmes, including MSc, MPhil and PhD offerings in Health Data Science, Chemical Biology, and other fields beginning in 2026 and 2027. The university, which began operations in 2012 with 154 students, currently runs 23 undergraduate and 25 postgraduate programmes and graduated 1,097 students at its 10th Congregation.
Holy Child College of Education at Fijai in the Western Region climaxed its 80th anniversary celebration on Saturday with the theme "80 years of excellence: Empowerment and innovation in teacher education in the 21st century." The college's principal noted its enduring impact in teacher education, having produced generations of educators serving across Ghana and beyond.