Academic City University, Ghana, is positioning itself as a leading force in the transformation of higher education in Africa through a model that prioritises innovation, entrepreneurship and hands-on learning over traditional classroom instruction.
A statement shared with Society Plus reads, “Across the continent, universities are increasingly being challenged to do more than award degrees, with growing expectations to produce graduates capable of solving real-world problems, creating jobs and driving economic development. In Africa, where youth unemployment and rapid technological change continue to shape development priorities, the need for practice-oriented higher education has become even more urgent.
“Based in Accra, Academic City University has emerged as one of Ghana’s fastest-growing private universities, with a reputation for producing graduates equipped to compete in global industries. The institution says its mission is to develop ethical leaders and future-ready problem solvers who can address Africa’s most pressing challenges through innovation and entrepreneurship.”
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