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Student Life
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Whether you’re settling into campus, finding support, or discovering Ghana beyond the classroom, this is your guide to student life at Ensign Global University — a welcoming, safe, and productive environment for learning, research, and community on the banks of the Volta River in Kpong.
A home for learning and community
The 50-acre campus includes academic, residential, wellness, and community spaces that support a complete graduate learning experience.
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Everything you need to thrive
Dining Hall
Ensign’s cafeteria provides carefully prepared meals at affordable prices, including local Ghanaian cuisine, international dishes, snacks, and beverages.
Healthcare
The on-site clinic is staffed by a full-time physician and nurse and is equipped to handle emergencies and treat most minor conditions.
Housing
Single rooms include a full-sized bed, desk, chair, wardrobe, private en-suite bathroom, air conditioning, and Wi-Fi access.
Security
The campus is fully enclosed with 24-hour security, ensuring a safe and secure environment for students and staff.
Recreational Sports
Students can enjoy volleyball, football, a 25m swimming pool, fitness center, tennis court, basketball court, and other recreational activities.
On the schedule
Scholarship priority deadline — September start
International applicants starting in the first semester must apply by June 1 for scholarship consideration.
How to applyApplication deadline — September start
Final date for international applicants to complete their application for a September first-semester start.
ApplyFirst semester
Core MPH courses including Introduction to Public Health, Epidemiology, and Biostatistics.
View curriculumScholarship priority deadline — February start
International applicants starting in the second semester must apply by October 1 for scholarship consideration.
How to applyApplication deadline — February start
Final date for international applicants to complete their application for a February second-semester start.
ApplyGraduation
Graduation ceremonies are held once a year, usually in mid-November.
Mid-year break
Students can travel across Africa or return home before the second semester begins.
Student FAQSecond semester
Courses including program planning and evaluation, environmental and occupational health, and electives.
View curriculumApplied Practice & Thesis
Supervised field practice in a public health setting, practicum deliverables, and original thesis work.
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Have questions about campus life, housing, or arriving in Ghana? Our team is happy to help you plan every step.