The Methodist University College is now eight years old and producing its fifth batch of graduands. Results of our graduands have been encouraging so far. Both academic and administrative staff has performed their duties very conscientiously. Commitment of the Methodist church to this noble institution has been very commendable.

Our teaching faculties have with effect from the 2007/2008 academic year embarked on the following new courses: MBA (Accounting, Banking and Finance, Human Resource Management and Marketing), Bsc. Mathematics and Statistics, MPhil Mathematics, BA English, BA Religious Studies and Ethics as well as BA French.

The faculty of Agriculture is also enrolling students to start Diploma Programmes in General Agriculture and Horticulture as well as Bsc. General Agriculture in the 2007/2008 academic year.

From a humble beginning with a student population of 80 in November, 2000 MUCG had 3,218 students in November, 2007. The ground floor of the second phase of the faculty complex at the Dansoman Campus has been completed. The floor will accommodate 800 students at lectures.

Land measuring 8.46 acres has been acquired along the Accra – Tema motorway for the construction of a permanent Tema Campus of the University College. Work will start soon.

The Methodist University College Scholarship Scheme is in operation. Five students who benefited from the scheme last year have so far completed their courses of study. Scholarship awards for eighteen (18) students have been renewed for the 2007/2008 academic year. Six (6) new applicants have also been awarded scholarship on the scheme this year.

The university has launched a Five year Strategic Plan (2006–2011). The purpose of the plan is to help attain the goals set out in the vision and mission of the Methodist University College Ghana.

MUCG is envisioned as a University of distinction and upholds its motto of Excellence, Morality, and Service. We produce intellectuals with sound moral principles to impact society.

Thank you and God bless you.

Very Rev. Prof Samuel Kwesi Adjepong
Principal

December 2007.