AAU Talks host, Kwesi Acquah Sam discusses the topic ‘Paradigm Shift in Post-Secondary Education Delivery in Africa’ with the new Vice Chancellor of International Open University, Dr. Cherno Omar...
The unity of Africa is found within the rich artistic heritage and cultural traditions we share together as Africans. On this episode of African Students’ Voices, we seek to discuss the common elements of the African culture like food, fashion, movie and trade...
According to womenshealth.gov, about 20% to 80% of women develop fibroids by the time they reach age 50. Find out more about uterine fibroid in this continuing conversation, as Joan Akua Iyoha continues her interaction with U. S trained Gynecologist, Dr. Udele Tagoe...
Tonsorial Artistry, popularly known as Barbering in Africa is a career path that was looked down upon but rather now gaining popularity and some speed of growth in our world today. On today’s episode of The CGC Show on AAU TV, our host Adjoa Omie visits Nathaniel...
AAU Talks host, Schenineda Kwaku Ankomah, interviews Prof. Rasha Sharaf, Associate Professor of Internationalization and Comparative Education, Helwan University on the topic: Applying Technology-Enhanced Learning to Mitigate the Impact of...
Prof. Peter Quartey, Director of the Institute of Statistical Social and Economic Research of the University of Ghana, Legon played guest on AAU Talks on the topic: Managing Teaching, Learning & Research during and after COVID...
This episode covers the following: 1. The World Bank Group is calling for applications into the Young Professionals Program, a 2-year Leadership Development Program 2. University of Rwanda invites qualified candidates for PhD studies at the African Centre of...
AAU Talks host, Irene Dufie Addai, interviews on the challenges and prospects of teaching and learning for people with disabilities in this era of COVID-19. The special guests were two experts on disabilities, Dr. Peter Obeng Asamoah and Mrs. Angela Affran. The...
