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A German philanthropist, Mrs. Christine Muller, has donated ten computers to the CSUC. According to Mrs. Muller, the donation was to help improve the administrative functions of the University College. President of CSUC, Prof  Sam, Afrane on behalf of CSUC, expressed the University College’s appreciation to Mrs. Muller. Prof Afrane used the opportunity to appeal […]

The Committee overseeing the selection of students for the CSUC – University of Baesoek Exhange Programme is inviting applications from interested students from the Departments of Accounting and Finance, Theology and Communication Studies.   Requirements Interested students must be practising Christians of good behavior. They should be in the range of second class upper division

President of Christian Service University College (CSUC) Prof. Sam Afrane has advised students to take advantage of the Christian and professional training being given them by CSUC to chart a better direction for their lives. Prof Afrane said this in a keynote address at the 41st Matriculation ceremony of the University College. According to the

New students who have been admitted into the 2016/2017 academic year to pursue various programmes have been encouraged to begin their academic journeys by balancing it with spiritual excellence. This exhortation was given during a retreat organized by the CSUC Chaplaincy Unit on ‘moving from good to great; called on to academic and spiritual excellence’.

The Bible Society of Ghana in partnership with Crossway Publishing House has donated 450 copies of ESV Global Study Bibles to CSUC. The donation was received on behalf of CSUC by Rev. Dr. Peter White a senior lecturer of the Theology Department and Acting Chaplain of CSUC. The donation is in line with the Bible Society

Introduction Christian Service University College begins a new postgraduate programme in Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E). The elite programme, which has received accreditation from Ghana’s foremost accreditation body the National Accreditation Board and the first of its kind in Ghana, takes off in October 2016. What the Programme seeks to accomplish The programme seeks to train

Christian Service University College is the obvious choice for senior management personnel in executive positions who are considering upgrading themselves in the area of monitoring and evaluation. The elite Master of Science Degree programme in Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) is the first of its kind to be launched by any university within the West African

Christian Service University College is embarking on a collaborative programme with Baekseok university of Korea in the area of student exchange. This collaboration is borne out of a conference the President of CSUC, Prof. Sam Afrane and two other members of staff participated in at the Baekseok University earlier this year. According to the University,

Dr. Patrick Awuah, President of the renowned Ashesi University College has spoken to CSUC staff on the need for internal motivation during a two-day retreat organised for CSUC staff by management. According to Dr. Patrick Awuah, a major driver of institutional success for any organisation is to have a team that shares similar values and

Prof Peter Donkor, former Pro Vice Chancellor of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) and Director of the KNUST Office of Grants and Research has addressed CSUC faculty on writing collaborative research grant proposals. Prof. Donkor espoused the relevance of research grants within the administrative structure of a university. He explained that