CIMG and Kings University College partner to redefine the student journey
Chartered Institute of Marketing Ghana (CIMG) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Kings University College (KUC) on Thursday, 19 March 2026. The MoU officially recognizes Kings University College as a CIMG Accredited Study Centre.
The partnership will allow Kings University College to offer programs that align with CIMG's professional standards and curriculum. Prof Albert A Addo-Quaye, President of Kings University College, remarked: "It is a privilege to partner with CIMG and to have our campus recognised as an accredited study centre. This collaboration opens a meaningful avenue for our students to take the necessary steps toward chartered status, something we will actively encourage. We see this as a truly beneficial arrangement, and we are fully committed to fulfilling every obligation that comes with it." Michael Abbiw, the National President of CIMG, said: "I am happy because at CIMG, we want to deepen our roots, but most importantly, we need to bring service to the team and graduates. I am hoping that students do not finish school before they charter."
The collaboration forms part of CIMG's broader strategy to expand access to professional marketing education. The MoU marks the beginning of a long-term institutional relationship.
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The Chartered Institute of Marketing Ghana (CIMG) and Kings University College (KUC) are partnering. The goal is to improve marketing education - but what impact will this have on students?
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