General Public

Level 300 Sports Coaching students in the Department of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Sports (HPERS), have undergone a  day’s Sports Promotion programme, under the theme: “Sports Coaching (The Future of Ghana Sports)”. 

The seminar took place at the National Sports College Conference Room, North Campus, Winneba. 

We wish to inform the University community that the Department of Banking and Finance in the School of Business of the University is now known as the Department of Applied Finance and Policy Management.

The change in name was approved by the Academic Board of the University at its meeting held on Tuesday, 23^rd February, 2021.

Management has favourably considered appeals from students who made part-payment of fees to enable them to register and participate in the End-of-Semester Examinations.

Management wishes to inform such affected students to submit their names with evidence of part-payment to their Heads of Department by 5:00pm, Tuesday, 13^th April, 2021 to facilitate their registration and participation in the End-of-Semester Examinations.

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Management of the University wishes to inform students, stakeholders and the general public that the University's second session of the 25th Congregation scheduled to take place in April, 2021 will be organised in May, 2021.

The mode, venue, date and time of the Congregation will be communicated soon.

We regret any inconvenience caused.

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The Department of Ewe Education under the Faculty of Ghanaian Languages Education, College of Languages Education, Ajumako Campus, has organised a day’s ceremony to mark the one-year journey of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The event, held on Friday, 9th April, 2021, at the Ajumako Campus Ceremonial Grounds, was under the theme: “COVID-19: a year on and the way forward”.  The occasion was used to further sensitise members of the community on the reality of the menace, and also to supply customised nose masks to all staff and students in the Department.    

The Director of Quality Assurance, Prof. Emmanuel Obed Acquah, has held a meeting with the writers of the Teacher Education Reform from the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), to dialogue on how best to improve academic programmes of UEW to suit contemporary trends.   

The meeting, which took place at the School of Creative Arts Conference Room, Central Campus, Winneba, was attended by the main writers of the new four-year Bachelor of Education Curriculum and key implementing stakeholders in the University.

The Institute for Distance Education and e-Learning (IDeL), has ended a five-week intensive training workshop to resource Basic Education tutors of the institute to effectively teach the second-semester courses for the new curriculum and the use of the University of Education, Winneba (UEW) Learning Management System (LMS).

The workshop, which took place at the Wadoma Royale Hotel, Abuakwa-Kumasi, saw some 650 selected tutors drawn across the country grouped into 10 cohorts to be trained in turns over the five-week training period.

The Chinese Scholarship Council has honoured a Lecturer of the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), studying at the Northeast Normal University in China, Mr. Mbage Bawa, for his outstanding academic performance as the best international student in China for the 2020/2021 academic year. 

Mr. Bawa, who is pursuing his PhD at the Northeast Normal University, China (NENU), is among three international students from NENU who have been awarded the 2020/2021 Chinese Government Outstanding International Student Scholarship through a national selection. 

The College of Languages Education, Ajumako, University of Education, Winneba (UEW), has received a delegation sent at the behest of the Ga Mantsε, King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II to the College.

The delegation led by the Chief of Staff, Office of the Ga Mantsε, Chief Justice Julian Naa Yaa Sarkodie Mensah. was at the College to visit staff and students of the Department of Ga-Dangme Education. 

Department of Special Education (SPED) under the Faculty of Educational Studies (FES), has organised a forum for its stakeholders (Ghana National Association of the Deaf, Ghana Blind Union, Special Education Division, and the Ghana Education Service-GES) at the FES, North Campus.

The Forum under the theme, “Inclusion of the Deaf in Senior High/ Technical Schools in Ghana and Technology for learners with disabilities” was aimed at discussing issues on the benefits of inclusion in the country.