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Emmanuel Tetteh••638 words · 4 min read A new chancellor demands a radical overhaul of university learning - what does his five-point plan mean for students?
Newly invested AUCB Chancellor Frank Adu Jnr has called for a seismic shift in university education to meet a technology-driven world.
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