Author name: Paul Kumah

CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, KUMASI   SEARCH FOR AN ASSISTANT REGISTRAR   The Christian Service University College, accredited by the National Accreditation Board invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the position of an Assistant Registrar:   Assistant Registrar The Person Must be a committed evangelical Christian with good spiritual and moral track record. Must […]

Students of the CSUC School of Business (SoB) have presented practical and industry tailored remedies to reduce food inadequacy and improve quality.   According to Mr. Frederick Santuoh, a lecturer of the School and Coordinator of the Team Projects, the annual presentations made by the students are meant to challenge them to exploit various ways

Christian Service University College (CSUC) has introduced five new programmes to add up to its stock of academic programme offerings. They are Master of Science in Corporate Planning, Bachelor of Science in Physician Assistantship; B.Ed Early Child Education, B.Ed Basic Education and Certificate in Early Child Education. President of CSUC Prof. Sam Afrane disclosed this

President of Christian Service University College, Prof. Sam Afrane has announced that the University College is making great strides in its e-learning endeavours aimed at facilitating pedagogy and to attract potential students at distant places. He said this during the 42nd Matriculation ceremony of the institution held over the weekend. According to the President, CSUC

The Principal of Jackson College of Education (JEC), Mrs. Theodosia Wilhemina Jackson has advised women to be more tolerant, patient and loving to sustain their homes and families. She urged them to be more content of their body-make up and lifestyle and also see them as unique gifts from God. Mrs. Jackson made this pronouncement

Anti-corruption crusaders, Rev. Prof. Emmanuel Martey, former Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana and CEO of the Graphic Communications Group Limited have prescribed solutions aimed at reducing corruption in Ghana. Speaking during the second public lecture organized by the Christian Service University College in Kumasi over the weekend, Mr. Ken Ashigbey attributed a rise

The Christian Service University College (CSUC) has organized its second public lecture on the theme: ‘The Menace of corruption in Ghana.’ The lecture was delivered in two sessions. The first part was delivered by Prof. Emmanuel Martey, former moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana on the sub-topic: ‘Institutional corruption in Ghana; the reality, causes

Let me on behalf of the members of the CSUC Council welcome you back to Campus and I hope you had a restful and refreshing break You stand at the threshold of a new academic year, one that is full of potentials as well as challenges. The academic year offers opportunities to help shape the