The International Students’ Office is an office set up by the university to look into the interests of non-Ghanaian students. The secretariat is saddled with four basic assignments, among others. These are:
Orientation: Students are taken through orientation concerning life in the school, Accra, and Ghana as a whole. They are exposed to intensive programmes that increase their understanding of other cultures, communities and languages. They are again helped to integrate naturally into the host country, immersing themselves in their local communities and surroundings as a child would.
Accommodation: Students are exposed to types of accommodation available, and their rents. The secretariat often goes into partnership with hostel and private residence owners on the students’ behalf, or links them with the owners.
Welfare:
Spiritual Welfare: The university’s concern for foreign students, as in the case of nationals, is holistic. Besides preparing students for the award of academic degrees, the university is also concerned with the spiritual welfare of its students. The secretariat therefore provides one-on-one counseling sessions with students and organises spiritual empowerment programmes and seminars for them from time to time.
These and many other matters, as may arise from time to time, are considered by the office.
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