Six BHEARD Scholars Successfully Defend at KNUST

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Six BHEARD Scholars Successfully Defend at KNUST

BHEARD scholars after successfully defending their dissertations (L-R Francis Appiah, Caleb Yeboah, Linda Coffie, Razak Abdul Salam and Jonah Zibul Ziyaaba)

The BHEARD Scholarship Program congratulates the following students who successfully defended their dissertations last week at Kwame Nkrumah, University of Science and Technology (KNUST) in Kumasi, Ghana: Francis Appiah, Caleb Yeboah, Linda Coffie, Razak Abdul Salam and Jonah Zibul Ziyaaba.

BHEARD also wishes to acknowledge the efforts of the professors of KNUST and of our coordinator Saviour Badohu for helping them to complete their programs. 

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