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Academic City named Ghana’s leading innovation-driven university

The recognition follows an independent evaluation conducted as part of the 13th Global Brands Magazine Awards, which assessed higher education institutions on criteria including academic excellence, innovation in teaching and learning, research initiatives, industry collaboration, student development, technological advancement and overall institutional impact.
This is in recognition of its outstanding contribution to innovation-driven higher education, cutting-edge teaching and learning, entrepreneurship, technological advancement, industry collaboration and institutional impact.
Speaking on the recognition, Nelly Agyeman-Gyamfi, Director of Marketing and Communications, described the award as a significant endorsement of Academic City's vision to redefine higher education in Africa through innovation and practical learning.
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