Tryphena Yeboah: Young Ghanaian Lady Bags PhD From Top Canadian University

• An alumnus of the UniMAC has been awarded a PhD from one of the foremost institutions in Canada
• Tryphena Yeboah was awarded a PhD in English, with an emphasis on Creative Writing by the University of Nebraska
• Tryphena hold a bachelor's degree, two master's degrees and now a PhD, making her one of the most highly educated women from Ghana

A young Ghanaian Woman, Tryphena Yeboah has achieved a remarkable feat in her academic pursuit far away in Canada.

Tryphena Yeboah, an alumnus of the University of Media Arts and Communication (UniMAC), formerly GIJ, climbed to the top of the academic ladder to receive one of the higher qualifications.

The young Ghanaian woman has been awarded a PhD in English, with an emphasis on Creative Writing, by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in Canada.

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Upon completion of her doctoral studies, the young Ghanaian lady has earned the right, through hard work, to prefix her name with the title; Dr.

Before the achievement, Dr Tryphena Yeboah had previously acquired a Master of Fine Arts degree in Creative Writing at Chapman University in the US, where she worked as a graduate assistant for marketing and engagement.

Also, during her time in Ghana, Dr Tryphena Yeboah acquired a Master of Arts in Development Communications from UniMAC.

A highly educated Ghanaian woman

Dr Tryphena Yeboah's latest academic success makes her one of the most highly educated young women in Ghana, holding a bachelor's degree, two master's and a PhD.

Before relocating to Canada in 2020 to continue with her higher education pursuit, Dr Tryphena Yeboah worked as a reporter for The Independent Ghana between 2018 and 2019.

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In a post sighted by YEN.com.gh on X, one of Dr Tryphena Yeboah's acquaintances celebrated her academic laurel.

Ber Anena (@ahpetite), in the said post, suggested that Dr Tryphena Yeboah's PhD is a five-year program, but she brilliantly completed it in three.

Ghanaian BBC journalist acquires master's degree in the UK

Earlier. YEN.com.gh reported that a Ghanaian journalist, Manuel Koranteng has graduated from one of the reputable schools in the UK.

Manuel was awarded a master's degree in Journalism and Media Studies by the University of Sussex.

Manuel attributed his success to his grandmother, who played a pivotal role in shaping his life, right from infancy to his current age.

Source: YEN.com.gh