Academic City: Beautiful photos of Ghana's 1st university to offer degree in Robotics Engineering pop up
- Impressive photos of the ultra-modern campus of the Academic City University College have emerged online
- The school is Ghana's first university to offer a degree in Robotics Engineering
- The stunning photos have left netizens impressed and many have commented underneath the post online
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Impressive photos of the world-class architectural design of the Academic City University College in Accra have emerged on social media.
The school is Ghana's first university to offer a degree in Robotics Engineering.
The private university was established in 2009 and had a standalone facility on the Ring Road in Accra that was popularly known for its affiliated programme with Sikkim Manipal University (SMU).
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Academic City College University has graduated more than 3,000 students from over 23 countries in Africa.
In 2017, the university was re-positioned with a renewed purpose and a brand new campus to deliver transformative and modern-day tertiary education.
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Photos of the ultra-modern campus in Accra have impressed netizens and many have reacted with comments underneath the post online.
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