UHAS is the 12th best university in Ghana

By
A B. Kafui Kanyi, RNG

Ho, July 14, GNA – University of Health
and Allied Sciences (UHAS) was ranked 12th best university in Ghana by
Webometrics, Professor John Gyapong, Vice Chancellor of the University
disclosed Saturday.

He said that the ranking, achieved by the Ranking Web
universities around the world, from 27 to 2016/2017, from 14 to 2017/18 to 12,
meant that the new university was doing something good.

The Vice Chancellor said that at the fourth
congregation of the University where a total of 803, including three foreign
the students were graduates.

He said that the University welcomed the ranking
and remained focused on being among the top five universities in Ghana by
2022.

The Vice Chancellor said that the university was
gradually attract specialists and consultants following the conversion of
Volta Regional Hospital University Hospital, repositioning the
University as the best place for training health professionals.

He said therefore, the University had
builds six consultation rooms to facilitate teaching and learning,
stating that he was realizing his vision of being a leading researcher
educational institution dedicated to community service, with investments in
Faculty.

Professor Gyapong said that the 2018/2019
school year has been very successful with modest academic progress despite some
logistical constraints and calls on the government to repair the roads leading to the
The main campus of the university and the trust fund for the ongoing education in Ghana
(GETFund) projects.

Dr. Archibald Yao Letsa, Volta Region
The Minister congratulated the University for its progress and said that UHAS was intended to
take the initiative to train the best health professionals.

He said that since its inception, the
University had planned the region and said the preparation of the
Regional Coordination Council to help it reach the summit.

Dr. Letsa said the government did not ignore
University, particularly its road networks, and reaffirmed that
the government's commitment to help fix them.

He said that the conversion of the Volta Regional
The hospital was an indication of government support for the University and
called for the support of all.

The regional minister asked the graduates of
Be the ambbadadors of UHAS and let the world know what UAHS stands for.

Professor Angela L. Ofori-Atta, the guest
The president asks graduates to make informed decisions and to draw up an "inventory of
values ​​and keep the evils away. "

Mr. Elvis N. Agbley of the School of Allies
Health Sciences won Vice Chancellor's Award for Best
Graduate UHAS Student.

GNA