Students

The University of Education, Winneba (UEW), has held its annual matriculation ceremonies for the regular session, a cohort of 10,158 fresh students for the 2023/2024 academic year.

The event, which unfolded on Thursday, February 29, 2024, across the Winneba and Ajumako campuses, marked a significant milestone for the institution and set the stage for a transformative academic journey for the freshers.

The Faculty of Health, Allied Sciences, and Home Economics Education (FHASHEE) marked a significant milestone as it hosted its inaugural research seminar, focusing on the pivotal themes of "Research Productivity, Innovation, and Impact in Health, Allied Sciences, and Home Economics."

In a bid to revolutionise agricultural practices across sub-Saharan Africa, the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), hosted a three-day stakeholder conference unveiling the ambitious Regenerative Agriculture for Vocational Education in the EU and Africa (REVIVER) project.

In a concerted effort to ensure a smooth transition for international students, the Centre for International Programmes (CIP) and the Office of the Dean of Student Affairs (ODSA) organised a comprehensive Pre-Academic Orientation Programme (IPOP) for students from Germany and Liberia.  

The University community as well as fresh regular students are informed that the Matriculation ceremony for the 2023/2024 academic year will be conducted through face-to-face Mode. The ceremony is scheduled as follows:

Winneba Campus

Date: Thursday 29th February, 2024

Time:  9: 00 am

The Medical Examination of Fresh Students will be suspended to allow for a smooth conduct of the Mid-Semester Examination Exercise. Consequently, there will be no medical examination of students between Monday 26th February, 2024 and Friday, 1st March 2024.

A new schedule will be announced in due course.

Thank you.

Signed,

In a collaborative research effort between the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), and the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO), a joint team of researchers has hosted a symposium at the Cape Coast Metropolitan Assembly Hall to unveil pivotal findings from their project, "Walking as a Mode of Transport in 'Unwalkable' Contexts: Cross-City Experiences from Ghana and Nigeria (GIANT)."

The School of Creative Arts (SCA) at the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), in a bid to foster economic empowerment and skill development, has embarked on an initiative in collaboration with a Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) from Germany aimed to revolutionise handloom production.

The project will benefit both students studying fashion and textiles at UEW and professional weavers within the Effutu community.