University of Ghana (UG) reviews

My time so far as a University of Ghana student has been nothing short of interesting. As a lover of Arts and Social Sciences, I would say that I found myself at home. There were a variety of courses to choose from and this made it less of a challenge to settle in. However, I do think addition and intensification of more STEM courses will be helpful.
My lecturers have generally been forthcoming with assistance from respective course teaching assistants. Providing course outlines and ensuring that we complete it by the end of the academic calendar. Resources are often provided to aid this. Unfortunately, there's no eutopia and a few lecturers(about two) I have had have not met this standard, from punctuality to adhering to the academic calendar and ensuring we understood the course. Thankfully, the lecturer evaluation link has been there to help. I only hope for its effectiveness.
The school provides a wide range of voluntary and extracurricular activities. There's always something to choose from-Be it club activity or fun initiative. The Careers and Counselling centre also gives regular alerts of internship and job opportunities and workshops too. There's always something available to make the student's CV colourful.
Living on campus comes with some challenges as some halls experience water shortage and have to move downstairs or to other blocks to get some water. Internet access has been progressive. And the school barely suffers any issues with electricity. However, each hall or hostel has it's peculiar problems and advantages. I cannot speak for all.
Post-covid schooling has so far been unpleasant. With different challenges and complaints, I understand the university is still settling in to the change and finding ways to adapt but certain measures taken were too intense. How can a 13 week academic calendar be squeezed into 6 weeks? I do not know how we survived this but it has been intense.
All in all, this university is a beautiful place undoubtedly, even in infrastructure, but it would be more beautiful if those above listened to not the complaints that have been aired but the silent ones too.

The teachers were generally approachable and receptive of any further questions raised by students with regard to school work both in class and outside of the classroom. The career office was also very helpful in providing assistance for students to gain internship opportunities whenever the need arose.

I studied Specialized Translation from English into French and vice versa, Theory of Translation, Area studies in Translation, Written Communication in English amd French, General Translation from French into English and vice versa as part of the Translation programme.

The Lecturers are seasoned and certified translators. They are serious intellectuals. They teach the courses very well as professionals. Their lessons served as a treasure trove for me to acquire so much knowledge from them.

The students are very disciplined and serious in their academics. As a result of that they meet the demands of many jobs.

Physical Education and Sports studies was introduced into University of Ghana in 2015. fortunately, I am part of the first batch of students to take up such a course though I was reluctant to read because I had no Idea what it meant. The patrons and professors of this course encouraged me to pursue this course, I did.  thankfully, I have been exposed to management skills which includes effective and effective planning, organizing, directing and control in both sports and non sports firms.  I have also taken classes in some other Information technology related courses and I intend to do my project work by Finding means of promoting sports through information technology.