The Graduate Students Association of Ghana (GRASAG) made a significant impact at the Study in France Fair held at the Accra International Conference Centre on February 6, 2024. This event, which aimed at promoting French educational institutions and opportunities, provided an excellent platform for GRASAG to project its mission and initiatives.
The GRASAG’s delegation had the unique opportunity to highlight its role in advocating for graduate students’ welfare and fostering academic and professional development.
In an interview with the media, the GRASAG National President, Mr. Emmanuel Owusu emphasized the importance of international collaboration in higher education and the potential benefits for GRASAG members. “Participating in the Study in France Fair allows us to explore partnerships that can provide our members with valuable international exposure, scholarships, and academic opportunities,” he stated.
Throughout the event, GRASAG representatives distributed informational materials and engaged in discussions about potential collaborations with French universities. The team also explored avenues for exchange programs, joint research projects, and funding opportunities for Ghanaian graduate students. The fair not only bolstered GRASAG’s visibility but also reinforced its commitment to expanding the educational and professional horizons of its members. European Union event
