Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for UGAPS Classroom Refurbishment Project On Wednesday, 11th June 2025, the University of Ghana Association of Physiotherapy Students (UGAPS) held a short but memorable ribbon-cutting ceremony to officially hand over two newly refurbished classrooms to the School of Biomedical and Allied Health Sciences, College of Health Sciences, University of Ghana. The event, held…
Physiotherapy in Different Settings About the Event The seminar on “Physiotherapy in Different Settings” was organized by the University of Ghana Association of Physiotherapy Students (UGAPS) to expose students to the wide range of environments in which physiotherapists can operate. Held on May 16, 2025, the event brought together students and professionals for a session…
From Uncertainty to Unstoppable: My Journey from Level 100 to Level 200 (1st Semester) Walking into the University of Ghana as a fresh Level 100 Physiotherapy student, I had a thousand questions running through my head. Who would I meet? Would I survive the courses? Was this even the right path for me? To make…
From Freshman Fears to Final Year Feats: My Physio Journey at Legon From the very beginning as a fresher, I was full of expectations. I came in with grand plans—to excel not just as a student, but as a young Christian who wanted to mature in all strata of life. Little did I know that…
From Level 100 to 400: The Real University Journey They say university life is the best time of your life. And maybe it is—for people who don’t have to wake up at 4:30 a.m. just to fight for a spot on a bus from Legon to Korle Bu. My mornings often start with a jolt—not…
THE ANATOMY OF MY STRUGGLE : A survivor’s Story From the moment I stepped into this institution as a wide-eyed fresher, I knew the road ahead wasn’t going to be easy, but nothing could’ve prepared me for just how wild the ride would be, especially as a non-residing student in a school where “hostels” often…
Balancing Act: Navigating Time as a Health Student Dive into the experiences of UGAPS members as they share their stories, challenges, and triumphs as physiotherapy students at the University of Ghana. Transitioning from Level 100 to Level 400 as a physiotherapy student at the University of Ghana has been a journey full of unique…