Ghana Institute of Journalism provides training in journalism toward the development of a patriotic cadre of journalists to play an active role in the emancipation of the African continent. Ghana Institute of Journalism Courses A two-year Diploma in Communication Studies A four/three year B. A. in Communication Studies A two-year B.A. in Communication Studies Top-Up […]
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Studying at GIJ offers numerous advantages. The school attracts lecturers and speakers who are experts in the field as well as students who already work in media and communication. Thus students gain invaluable opportunities to learn from peers and practitioners. The Institute is conveniently located at Ringway, Osu, close to the centre of major businesses
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Rector of the Ghana Institute of Journalism, Professor Kwamena Kwansah-Aidoo has maintained that the scrapping off of supplementary re-sit examinations in the Ghana Institute of Journalism should be enough motivation for students to pass their exams. He also explained that the directive does not imply that students would no longer record examination failures. At a
Management of the Ghana Institute of Journalism have announced that effective the second semester of the next academic year, there shall be no more room for supplementary resits for students who record failure in their end of semester exams. This new arrangement was revealed by the Rector of the school, Professor Kwamena Kwansah-Aidoo at a
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Immediate past President of the Student’s Representative Council of the Ghana Institute of Journalism, Martin Thompson Ntem, has been elected as the President of the university’s Graduate School. In an election held over the weekend, Martin Ntem garnered 111 votes with his two other contenders, Larry George Botchway and Leonard Karikari Nyanor amassing 77 and 29
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The Ghana Institute of Journalism, on Friday September 28 held its 18th matriculation ceremony to officially welcome freshmen/women into the school for the 2018/2019 academic year. Delivering his speech, Rector of the University, Prof. Kwamena Kwansah-Aidoo noted that the school couldn’t admit more applicants this year due to its infrastructural deficit. According to him, of
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The Students Representative Council (SRC) of the Ghana Institute of Journalism (GIJ) has taken steps to support the cancer treatment of a six year-old child of a non-teaching staff of the school. According to information available to Univers News, the six year-old is suffering from child cancer and must undergo Radiotherapy at the Korle-Bu Teaching.
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The Student Representative Council of the Ghana Institute of Journalism for the 2018/2019 academic year will today, Monday September 10, 2018 mark their first 100 days in office. As part of activities to celebrate the day, the President of GIJ’s students front, Emmanuel Kumah will hold a live discussion with students of the communication school
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The Ghana Institute of Journalism has received an amount of 5 million cedis as budgetary allocation to facilitate its infrastructural project, President Akufo-Addo has indicated. The President, who was speaking at the 12th congregation of the institute, assured that monies from the Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund) will be released to the school to help
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Some 300 graduating students of the Ghana Institute of Journalism are embittered over the absence of their names in the 2018 graduating list despite fulfilling the necessary requirements to be awarded their respective academic qualification. Scores of students who throng to the school yesterday Wednesday to have the anomalies rectified before Friday’s congregation were however