Problem Based Learning(PBL), according to ( Biggs 2003,p.232 ), “reflects the way people learn in real life; they simply get on with solving the problems life put before them whatever resources are to hand” For Professor William  Oduro, IPO, KNUST, PBL is student-centred learning, where motivating and  activating students is the prime concern – the […]

A CSUC outreach team led by the President, Professor Samuel Kofi Afrane, has met the University College’s alumni community in Kumasi. This premiere meeting, held at the premises of the Revival Life Outreach Church in the Santasi-Anyinam area of Kumasi, sought to develop mutually beneficial and supportive partnerships between the CSUC and its alumni community.

CSUC has held a special graduation ceremony to award certificates to 126 students for successfully completing studies in Certificate in Biblical Studies (CBS) and the School of Ministry (SOM) offered by the Department of Theology. The total number comprised 100 CBS graduates and 26 SOM graduates. Delivering the keynote address, Rt. Rev. Nuhr Ben Abubekr,

The Pro-Vice Chancellor of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) and guest speaker at the 40th Matriculation ceremony of CSUC, Prof. Samuel Nii Odai, has urged students to adopt ‘observation’ as a field of study to advance the development of the society. Prof. Samuel Nii Odai, speaking on the theme “the opportunities

Prof. Samuel Kofi Afrane, president of the Christian Service University College (CSUC) has prescribed a fully functional educational programme that is lubricated by entrepreneurial training as a solution to graduate unemployment. Prof. Afrane outlined this roadmap during the 40th Matriculation Ceremony of the CSUC. Speaking under the theme, “the opportunities and challenges of university education

A three day evangelical outreach programme dubbed ‘Operation Crossroads: Redemption through his blood,’ has began at the premises of the Christian Service University College (CSUC). The programme, which is held annually in the first semester of every academic year, is a prelude to the main missions programme of the CSUC organised in the second semester by

CSUC has begun running a four-year Bachelor of Science degree  in Information Technology. The programme is affiliated to the University of Ghana, Legon. The National Accreditation Board (NAB) granted the University College accreditation to offer the programme following CSUC’s successful completion of the requirements needed for the running of the Programme. “The IT programme is

“Don’t try anything stupid,” my brother shouted across the phone at me. “I thought my life had come to full circle, a stop. My head was spinning. I could not think straight. After two years of toil, sweat and prayers, it all ended. I was out,” says Justice Appiah, a level 100 freshman and a

Students from the Department of Nursing of the Christian Service University College, CSUC, have qualified to participate in the National Nursing Students’ Association quiz competition to come off from the 12th to the 15th of November, 2015 at the Central University College, Accra. The Department, represented by Miss Yaa Gyamera Sarpong, Mr. Vincent Owusu and

Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the appointment of a Vice-President for CSUC. The Vice-President for Academic Affairs will advise and assist the President and provide leadership to the academic and academic-related units of the University College. Among the many responsibilities of the Vice President will include the following: Responsibilities: Be responsible for