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Matriculation Ceremony Welcomes New Cohort of MPH Students

Kpong, Ghana, 27 September 2025: Ensign Global University again reaffirmed its commitment to nurturing globally competitive graduates in the Public Health sector during this year’s Matriculation Ceremony held for the newest cohort of the Master of Public Health (MPH) students.

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Ensign Global University’s Dr. Edward Kofi Sutherland Named Among Ghana’s Top 10 Medical Experts

Dr. Edward Kofi Sutherland (MD, MPH, DrPH), a distinguished faculty member at Ensign Global University and Site Director for West Africa at the Center for Global Surgery, University of Utah.

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Ensign Global University and Health 2 Go Recognized in British Journal of Medicine Research Study on Childhood Mortality Reduction

A recent study in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) highlights the tremendous impact Health 2 Go, located in Kpong, Ghana and hosted by ASPPH member Ensign Global University, has had on public health throughout the African nation.

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Ensign Global University Signs Strategic MOU with Tulane University to Advance Global Health Collaboration

Ensign Global University has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Tulane University’s Celia Scott Weatherhead School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine.

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Ensign Global University Reiterates Commitment to Deliver Healthcare Access to Underserved Communities

This commitment was reiterated at a conference organized by Ensign Global University in collaboration with the Celia Scott Weatherhead School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine at Tulane University, based in the United States.

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Ensign Global University Welcomes New Students with an Inspiring 13th Matriculation Ceremony

In a vibrant and symbolic ceremony under warm, sunny skies on April 12, Ensign Global University officially welcomed its F25 cohort of students to the Faculty of Community Health for the 2025–2026 academic year.

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Ensign Global University Promotes Safe Work Environments with OHS Workshop

Environmental and occupational health challenges are a global concern—and West Africa is no exception. The interplay between the well-being and environmental health of the private sector workforce in Ghana is critical for its sustainable development.

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Ensign Global University Promotes Health and Community Well-being at the 131st Krobo Ngmayem Festival

As part of their ongoing commitment to public health, the University, together with its students and alumni and in partnership with the Center for Global Surgery (CGS) of the University of Utah.

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Ensign Global University Marks 11th Matriculation Ceremony

The event, which welcomed 24 students enrolled in the Master of Public Health (MPH) degree program, symbolized a dedication to academic excellence and service within the public health sphere.

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Ensign Global University Celebrates 10th Anniversary with New Initiatives

Ensign Global University launched its 10th anniversary by unveiling innovative academic programmes aimed at addressing the country's rapidly evolving public health challenges.

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Ensign Global University Hosts Webinar Addressing Human Trafficking Responses

The webinar featured an esteemed panel of international experts on human trafficking. The panel included Kevin Bales, Professor of Contemporary Slavery and co-founder of NGO, Free the Slaves; Ray Lamont, The Salvation Army’s Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Response Coordinator, and Afasi Komla, Engage Now Africa’s (ENA) Director of End Modern Slavery and Chief Coordinating Officer for the African Survivors Network.

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Ensign Global University and Engage Now Africa Host Conference on Combating Human Trafficking

As part of its mandate to create prosperity in Africa, Ensign Global University partnered with Engage Now Africa to host a conference on the theme “The Public Health Challenge of Human Trafficking –Prevention, Intervention, Reintegration, and Recovery.”

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