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GCTU and Celltel Networks sign MoU to transform university into smart campus

The Ghana Communication Technology University (GCTU) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Celltel Networks Limited, Kludjeson Institute of Technology and Cisco Academy to transform the university into a smart campus. The partnership is expected to improve internet connectivity, expand digital access and strengthen technology-driven teaching, learning, innovation and professional…

GCTU and Celltel Networks sign MoU to transform university into smart campus

The Ghana Communication Technology University (GCTU) has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Celltel Networks Limited, Kludjeson Institute of Technology and Cisco Academy. This collaboration aims to transform the university into a smart campus, enhancing various aspects of its operations and educational offerings.

The primary objectives of this partnership include improving internet connectivity, expanding digital access, and fostering a technology-driven approach to teaching, learning, innovation, and professional certification programs.

Through the agreement, the involved institutions will work together on several key initiatives. These include the implementation of campus-wide wireless connectivity, providing enhanced internet access for both students and staff members, adopting smart-campus technologies, developing and implementing digital learning and certification programs, facilitating device financing, and promoting inclusion initiatives.

By joining forces, GCTU, Celltel Networks, Kludjeson Institute of Technology, and Cisco Academy aim to create a more technologically advanced and supportive environment for the university community.

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