Exciting developments are underway at Bolgatanga Technical University as the Vice Chancellor hints at the institution’s plans to introduce a PhD program in the School of Agriculture.
In a recent radio interview, the VC, Prof. Samuel Erasmus Alnaa, revealed that the university is laying the groundwork for this significant expansion following the successful implementation of various master’s postgraduate programs.
Expressing his enthusiasm for the initiative, the VC stated, “I am happy to inform you that we are beginning the process of running a PhD program in the School of Agriculture. This school is endowed with full associate professors capable of supervising PhD theses.”
He further outlined the timeline, indicating that the program is slated to commence within the next two years, coinciding with the graduation of the current cohort of MSc students.
This announcement signals a significant milestone for Bolgatanga Technical University in its commitment to advancing academic excellence and research in the field of agriculture.
By offering a PhD program, the university aims to provide scholars and practitioners with an opportunity to engage in advanced study and contribute to the growth and innovation of the agricultural sector.
The decision to focus on agriculture aligns with the university’s strategic priorities and the region’s economic needs, highlighting the importance of equipping future leaders with the necessary skills and expertise to address contemporary challenges in the field.
Source: A1Radioonline.com|101.1MHz|Gerard Asagi|Ghana
