The government says it is prioritising transnational education to expand access to higher education and meet growing demand from Ghana's youth population. Under the policy, joint and double-degree programmes will become compulsory, allowing students to complete portions of their academic programmes in Ghana and at partner institutions abroad. Speaking at the Study in Europe Fair 2026, Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu…
The government says it is prioritising transnational education to expand access to higher education and meet growing demand from Ghana's youth population. Under the policy, joint and double-degree programmes will become compulsory, allowing students to complete portions of their academic programmes in Ghana and at partner institutions abroad. Speaking at the Study in Europe Fair 2026, Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu…
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