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Rev.Prof.Samuel Nyarkoh Boapeah is an associate professor with an expertise in  developmental economics and planning.  He was a senior lecturer at KNUST and is an associate professor, a planner and  a development economist. Rev.Prof.Samuel Nyarkoh Boapeah was the first president of Ghana Baptist University College, GBUC,Kumasi. He has a long-standing academic career in the training of

CSUC is delighted to welcome the following CSUC faculty members who were appointed as of January , 2012. Congratulations on joining our outstanding and dedicated faculty. We look forward to your contributions as CSUC builds toward the future. Our new faculty bring a wealth of experience and expertise to the university college. Read Below to

Dr. Afrane is an Associate Professor in Planning and the immediate past Provost of the College of Art and Social Sciences of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi.

The National Accreditation Board (NAB), Ghana has approved accreditation for CSUC to begin a Bachelor of Arts in Community Development Programme. The four-year programme is affiliated to the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi. The goal of the BA Community Development Programme is to produce highly qualified community development workers/practitioners and managers who

Prof. Emmanuel Frempong, President, CSUC, has stated that for CSUC to meet its growing academic and infrastructural development needs, the University College was strategizing to expand its income generating base through fund-raising campaign within the next 3 years.   Prof. Frempong explained that CSUC hoped to raise $3,000,000.00 over the next three years to support the

CSUC held its 35th Graduation Ceremony to confer degree and diploma awards on a total of 572 students from the departments of Theology, Business Studies, Computer Science and Communication Studies. Three hundred and twenty five (325) students out of the total number were males. Thirty (30) students graduated with first class, 132 obtained second class

CSUC has formally admitted 463 students to pursue various degree, diploma and certificate programmes of the University College. Out of this number, 257 representing 56 per cent are males, while 206 representing 44 per cent are females. A total of 570 out of the 982 applicants gained admission into CSUC. Prof. Emmanuel Frempong, President of

CSUC is undertaking the construction of a modern six (6)–storey ICT/Library Complex. The complex which is at the foundation stage is expected to be completed within 18months. It is estimated to cost Three million Five Hundred Ghana Cedis (GH¢ 3,500,000.00).The construction work is being done by Messrs Consar Ltd and it is being funded through

The construction of the ultra-modern Students’ Hostel facility which is to accommodate a minimum of two hundred and twenty students at the Christian Service University campus is set to be completed in the next 3 months. The Hostel facility is endowed with seventy-four (74) rooms. The six (6) storey hostel facility is being funded through Internally Generated