Ghanaian Academic and Research Network, Association of African Universities
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Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research, National Film and Television Institute, University of Ghana Primary School, Legon, University of Ghana Department of Geography and Resource Development
University of Ghana nyɛla public universiti din be Accra,[1]Ghana. Din nyɛ tiŋgbani maa universiti kurili din be Ghana.
Universiti maa nyɛla bɛ ni daa piligi shɛli yuuni 1948[2] ka daa boli University College of the Gold Coast,[3][4] British colony saha zaŋ n-ti Gold Coast. Di daa na nyɛla collagɛ din mali saawara ni University of London,[5] ka nyɛ din daa lihiri di wuhibu mini bɔhimbu zuɣu ka tiri ba degree nima.[6] Din daa niŋ ka Ghana daa deei di maŋ'sulinsi naa nyaaŋa yuuni 1957, bɛ daa taɣi collagɛ maa yuli labisi University College of Ghana.[7] Bɛ daa lahi labi taɣi di yuli maa labisi University of Ghana yuuni 1961, din daa niŋ ka di leei universiti shɛli din pa za di gama.[8]
University of Ghana ŋɔ nyɛla din be AccraLegon Hills. Di nyɛla din mali shikuru bihi ban kalinli gari 60,000.[5]
Bɔhimbu yaɣa shɛŋa University of Ghana ni daa tuui zaŋ di zaɣa niŋ nyɛ liberal arts, social sciences, law, basic science, agriculture, n-ti pahi medicine.[9] Din daa niŋ ka bɛ mali binshɛŋa niŋ shikuru maa ni, bɛ pahi bɔhimbu yaɣa shɛŋa din daa jandi technology nuuni tun'baŋsim n-ti pahi postgraduati bɔhimbu yaɣa.[10]
University of Ghana nyɛla din dɔ Legon ka di waɣilim be kamani 12 kilometers ka chɛ Ankara sunsuun, di nyɛla din mali di tilaa shikuru Korle-Bu, ni di wuhibu ashibiti mini secondary shikuru mi nyɛ din be Ankara tiŋa puuni.[10] Di nyɛla din lahi mali "graduate school of nuclear and allied Sciences" ka di be Ghana Atomic Energy Commission,[11] ka di chɛ ka di be universiti shɛŋa din be Africa ka niŋdi nuclear physics mini nuclear engineering.[9]
Di "logo" nyɛla ko kɔŋkoba dibaa ayi: Indigo Dye mini Camel.[12] Nuɣisigu din be din ni maa nyɛla din mali "AYA" dibaa ata ka di za zuɣusaa ka "DWENINMENTOASO" nyɛ din be sunsuun ka nyɛ din ŋmani salima.[13] Ŋun daa niŋ di "logo" maa nyɛ A. M. Opoku.[14] "AYA" (nyɛla kanboonsi yɛtɔɣili zaŋ n-ti fern) nyɛla Adinkra symbol.[15] "AYA" nyɛla din chaŋ zuɣusaa ka daliri shɛli din chɛ ka bɛ zaŋ li niŋ din ni maa nyɛ yɛlimaŋtali mini yiko din ni tooi tam.
Mary Chinery-Hesse nyɛ saha ŋɔ Chancellor zaŋ n-ti universiti ŋɔ[16] Bɛ daa piigi o Chancellor ka daa piligi tuma Alaaba dabisili silimiin goli August dahin yini dali yuuni 2018 din daa niŋ ka universiti maa daa mali laɣin gahindili Great Hall.[17] Din daa niŋ ka o tuuli yuma anu maa daa naai, bɛ daa labi piigi o silimiin goli July dabaa ayobu dali yuuni 2023 ni o labi tuɣi Chancellor tali zaŋ n-ti Universiti ŋɔ.[18]
Pɔi ni yuuni 1998, kpɛma zaŋ n-ti State n-daa na nyɛ Chancellor zaŋ n-ti University of Ghana.[19] Din nyɛ, bin din gbaai yuuni 1961 din daa niŋ ka University of Ghana daa tam Act of Parliament, tuuli Head of State din daa niŋ ka Ghana deei di maŋ'sulinsi nyaaŋa, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah n-daa leei Chancellor zaŋ n-ti University of Ghana.[20]
Ninvuɣ shɛba ban doli na ŋɔ nyɛla ban na min nyɛ Chancellor nima zaŋ n-ti universiti ŋɔ:
Nana Aba Appiah Amfo nyɛ saha ŋɔ Vice-Chancellor zaŋ n-ti University of Ghana.[21] Silimiin goli July yuuni 2021 ka bɛ daa piigi o Acting Vice Chancellor. Silimiin goli October yuuni 2021, bɛ daa piigi o Vice-Chancellor zaŋ n-ti University of Ghana ka o daa leei piligi tuma silimiin goli October biɛɣ'pishi ni ayobu dali yuuni 2021. Ŋun nyɛ tuuli paɣa ŋun leei Vice-Chancellor zaŋ n-ti Universiti maa.[22][23]
Balme karimbu shee nyɛla bɛ ni daa pilli shɛli yuuni 1948 ka bɛ daa boli Achimota College Library.[25] Di nyɛ karimbu shee zaŋ n-ti university's library network.[26] Balme karimbu shee nyɛla din be universiti maa puuni.[26]
Bin din gbaai yuuni 2014/2015, University of Ghana nyɛla din daa piligi "collegiate system"[29] ka daa laɣim shikuruti mini bɔhimbu yaɣa niŋ collagɛ nima anahi din doli na ŋɔ ni:
"Faculty" nima anu nyɛ din kani collagɛ shɛŋa din dɔ zuɣusaa maa ni, lala "faculty" nima maa nyɛ:
Faculty of Arts
Faculty of Social Studies
Faculty of Science
Faculty of Law: nyɛla bɛ ni daa tuui piligi shɛli ka di nyɛ bɔhimbu yaɣili zaŋ n-ti Faculty of Social Studies yuuni 1958/59 wuhibu mini bɔhimbu yuuni ka daa leei di maŋmaŋ "faculty" yuuni 1960/61 wuhibu mini bɔhimbu yuuni .[30]
Anas Aremeyaw Anas – investigative journalist with Insight TWI: The World Investigates, CEO of Tiger Eye Private Investigations, executive director of The Crusading Guide
Joyce Rosalind Aryee - Minister of Education (1985–1987), Member of the National Defence Council (1993–2001), received Second Highest State Award, the Companion of the Order of the Volta in 2006
Kofi Awoonor – Ghanaian poet and author whose work combined the poetic traditions of his native Ewe people and contemporary and religious symbolism to depict Africa during decolonization
Komla Dumor – television news presenter for the BBC World, presenting BBC World News and Africa Business Report. 2003 winner of Journalist of the Year award given by the Ghana Journalist Association.
Nana Effah-Apenteng – the Permanent Representative of Ghana to the United Nations between May 2000 and 2007.
Ben Ephson - publisher and Managing Editor of the Daily Dispatch
Kwabena Frimpong-Boateng – cardiothoracic surgeon and former chief executive officer of the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital, first black African to perform heart transplant and established the National Cardiothoracic Centre, Minister for Environment, Science, Technology and Innovation (2017–present)
Patrick R. D. Hayford – diplomat, former Ghana Ambassador to South Africa(1997–1999), Director of African Affairs in the Executive Office of United Nations (UN) Secretary-General Kofi Annan(1999–2005)
Vicki Miles-LaGrange (born 1953) – Chief U.S. District Judge for the Western District of Oklahoma, first African-American woman to be U.S. attorney for the Western District of Oklahoma, and the first African-American female elected to the Oklahoma Senate
David Ofori-Adjei – elected to the Council of the Division of Clinical Pharmacology of the International Union of Pharmacology and Clinical Pharmacology in 2000
Elizabeth Frances Sey (1927–1991) first female graduate of the University College of the Gold Coast and pioneering woman educator. A residence hall on the campus is named in her honour.[35]