On Monday, 2 November, the Vice-Chancellor of KAAF University, Prof. Alhassan Musah, met with the University’s international faculty members to discuss how KAAF can build stronger partnerships with both local and international organisations.
The engagement focused on advancing research, innovation, collaboration, and partnerships. It was an opportunity for the Vice-Chancellor to hear directly from faculty members whose experience and networks span different countries and academic traditions, and to explore how that expertise can help position the University for greater impact.
Discussions centred on how KAAF can work with industry, research institutions, government agencies, civil society and academic partners to create opportunities for joint research, knowledge exchange and innovation that respond to real needs in Ghana and beyond.
Prof. Musah encouraged faculty members to contribute ideas and use their professional and academic networks to open doors for the University. He emphasised that building strong, mutually beneficial partnerships is central to KAAF’s vision of delivering quality education and producing graduates who are ready to compete globally.
The meeting forms part of the University’s wider commitment to strengthening its research culture, promoting innovation, and building lasting relationships that benefit students, staff and the communities it serves.
KAAF University remains committed to collaboration as a pathway to academic excellence, research impact and national development.
November 11, 2026 at 02:03 PM