University of Development Studies - UDS (reviews)

What stood out to me the most was how the school allowed us to participate in field practice, placing us in rural communities for several weeks. This experience pushed us out of our comfort zones and enabled us to engage with people from diverse cultures and backgrounds for our research projects. It helped us develop empathy, adaptability, and a deeper understanding of diversity.

The combination of classroom theory and hands-on field practice ensured that we gained both academic knowledge and practical confidence. Although managing the demands of academic work and field experience could be challenging at times, the support from tutors and colleagues made a significant difference.

I would highly recommend this school to students who are passionate about classroom learning and seek a hands-on, community-centered learning as well.

If you’re passionate about community development and seeking a university that offers practical, field-based learning experiences, UDS could be a suitable choice. However, it’s advisable to visit the campus or connect with current students to gain a firsthand perspective before making a decision

The impact of the services rendered by the students of the university to the members of communities in the northern region of Ghana is great and must be commended. Businesses in the northern region have really benefited

The university is run on three semesters. The first two semesters are for academic work whereas the third semester is for community engagement and this allows the students to help the members of the community in their various businesses by applying their knowledge. The facilities are of modern standard and thus helps in the teaching and learning. The professors and doctors have in-depth knowledge about the subjects they teach. The university has moderate fees for the various programs. Research in the university are done to avoid a plagiarized material