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  • RESUMPTION DATE FOR JANUARY STUDENTS

    All January 2017 Admission Students are to note that second semester lectures will begin from 12th of June, 2017.
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  • THE RICHARD JONAH ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ACADEMIC ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM (REAP) LAUNCHED AT AUCC

    The Sam E. Jonah School of Business (SJSB) at the African University College of Communications (AUCC) on Friday, May 19, 2017, officially launched the Richard Jonah Entrepreneurship and Academic Enhancement Program (REAP) on its Adabraka campus. REAP will involve final year students of the Jonah School of Business and will equip them with practical entrepreneurial training and mentorship from leading Ghanaian entrepreneurs and business leaders. Through ... read more»

  • AUCC SRC WEEK 2017 LAUNCHED

    The Students Representative Council (SRC) of the African University College of Communications (AUCC) on Tuesday May 2, 2017 launched their Annual SRC Week Celebrations. The week-long celebration is expected to end on Saturday May 6, 2017.

    Speaking at the launch, the President of AUCC, Dr. G. Koryoe Anim-Wright said research has shown that about 90 percent of what people know is learnt outside of the classroom. ... read more»

  • AUCC TO LAUNCH MAIDEN ANNUAL COMMUNICATIONS WEEK

    The Kojo Yankah School of Communication Studies (KYSCS) at the African University College of Communications (AUCC) will on Monday, April 24, 2017 launch what is believed to be the first Annual Communications Week.

    Under the theme “Communicate! Illuminate the world around you”, the week-long celebrations seek to project the role communications play in national development. As part of the awareness creation campaign, the Vice President, ... read more»

  • ANTI-SUICIDE WORKSHOP HELD AT AUCC

    The recent spate of suicide amongst students from the nation’s tertiary institutions is an issue of grave concern. The last few weeks have seen relating to this development dominating headlines in both the print and electronic media with various sections of the citizenry even calling for national prayers to exorcise Ghana from any evil.

    It is against this background that the African University College of Communications (AUCC) organized town ... read more»

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