Defy gravity: Patrick Awuah’s address at University of Toronto’s convocation on award of Honourary Doctorate
June 18, 2024: For his outstanding commitment to global education and deeply rooted desire to do good in the world, Ashesi President Patrick Awuah received a Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, from the University of Toronto.
Building intelligent technology: perspectives from Ashesi’s Dean of Engineering and Computer Science
June 10, 2024: A member of Ashesi’s faculty since 2004, Associate Professor Nathan Amanquah has taught computer science and engineering courses focusing on smart and intelligent systems.
Ashesi Faculty and AUF Board Member Present at Ghana Physicians and Surgeons Foundation 21st Annual Conference
May 31, 2024: At the GPSF annual conference earlier this month, Ashesi’s Head of Engineering Dr. Elena Rosca and Ashesi University Foundation Board Member Dr. Lewis Roberts each presented.
Rich Lyons, long-serving Ashesi advocate, appointed Chancellor at University of California, Berkeley
April 15, 2024: Rich Lyons, Investment Workgroup member and former Ashesi University Foundation Trustee has been named as the next Chancellor at the University of California, Berkeley.
Watch: AI as a catalyst to transform economies in Sub-Saharan Africa
April 3, 2024: Ashesi President Patrick Awuah spoke on the role of AI in economic transformation, at a conference jointly organised by Ghana’s Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Communications and Digitalization, and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Academic alliances shine at Education Collaborative’s 2024 West African Hub convening
March 18, 2024: The Education Collaborative’s inaugural 2024 West African Hub Convening welcomed 120 participants from over 25 higher education institutions.
Ashesi’s Ghana Climate Innovation Centre launches green business programme with the German Development Corporation
March 7, 2024: Ashesi University’s Ghana Climate Innovation Centre (GCIC) and the German Development Cooperation have announced a new partnership to help boost economic growth in Ghana.