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Policy, governance and innovation indicators

Policy and governance

38 universities in Ghana

Accra Technical University

African University Of Communications And Business

Akenten Appiah-menka University Of Skills Training And Entrepreneurial Development

All Nations University College

Ashesi University

Bluecrest University College

Cape Coast Technical University

Catholic University College of Ghana

Central University

Ghana Christian University College

Ghana Communication Technology University

Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration

Ghana Technology University College

Ho Technical University

Knutsford University College

Koforidua Technical University

Kumasi Technical University

Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology

Lancaster University Ghana

Methodist University College Ghana

Pentecost University

Presbyterian University College

Regent University College of Science and Technology

Regional Maritime University

Southshore University College

Takoradi Technical University

Tamale Technical University

University for Development Studies

University of Cape Coast

University of Education Winneba

University Of Energy And Natural Resources

University of Ghana

University of Health and Allied Sciences

University Of Media Arts And Communication (unimac)

University of Mines and Technology

University of Professional Studies

Valley View University

Wisconsin International University College

Recent research from Ghana

MARATTO Fractional Domain Experts in Ghana

Adelaide Asante

Danielle Daku-Mante

The commercial engine for Ghana's universities.

Bring a Technology Transfer Office to every university in Ghana.

The commercial engine for Ghana's universities.

MARATTO Fractional Domain Experts in Ghana

Adelaide Asante

Danielle Daku-Mante

Recent research from Ghana