Wisconsin International University College Ghana has been awarded the prestigious title of “Educational Institution of the Year” at the 2024 Ghana Business Awards, held at the Kempinski Hotel in Accra.

0

The award highlights the university's commitment to a hands-on, practical teaching approach and its success in producing graduates who are making impactful contributions across various industries.

1

The 2024 Ghana Business Awards recognized outstanding achievements by leaders and institutions in Ghana’s business, education, and public sectors. Wisconsin’s President, Professor Obeng Mireku, expressed gratitude for the accolade, crediting the dedication of the university's faculty, staff, and students.

2

“This award reaffirms our mission to deliver quality education that aligns with the evolving needs of industry and society. We are committed to developing the next generation of leaders and professionals who will drive positive change in Ghana and beyond,” he said.

3

In recent years, Wisconsin International University College Ghana has strengthened its reputation with significant infrastructure upgrades. Recent additions include a state-of-the-art Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics Laboratory, a new School of Nursing Skills Laboratory, and a Communication Broadcasting Studio. These facilities provide students with valuable hands-on experience, equipping them for the job market.

4

The university has also expanded its academic programs, introducing new master’s degrees such as MSc Nursing, MSc Midwifery, and MPhil Midwifery to meet the demand for advanced skills in healthcare. These additions underscore Wisconsin’s role as a leader in higher education in Ghana.

5

This award adds to a series of accolades that recognize Wisconsin International University College Ghana's influence across multiple sectors, reinforcing its reputation as a standard-bearer for quality tertiary education in the country. As it continues to set new benchmarks, Wisconsin is emerging as a model for excellence and innovation in Ghana’s educational sector.

6