MIEZAH COLLEGE
Miezah College of Health is accredited by the National Accreditation Board to train health professionals. MCH is a student-oriented higher education institution, which primarily seeks to teach and develop national and international healthcare professionals in an innovative manner by using evidence-based knowledge, whilst practically benefiting through research-based outreach activities.
WHY CHOOSE US
Miezah College of Health is focused on delivering the highest quality educational experience for our students, which is informed by research and the latest developments in clinical practice. Our education process is in two modes; theoretical studies and hands-on clinical practice. The college is affiliated to Tophill hospital, of which students have 24/7 access to, putting them at an advantage. Miezah College has weekly intensive hands on clinicals at our affiliated hospital right from the first year of academic studies.
ACCREDITATIONS AND AFFILIATION
Our institution is fully accredited by the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (previously called National Accreditation Board of Ghana) and it is affiliated to the University of Cape Coast, Ghana. We are also approved and recognized by the Allied Health Professions Council.
I like the fact that the classes are small and that the instructors are friendly. They are always willing to help, and are very flexible in meeting to help students. Miezah College offers students a wide choice of social activities as well. The environment here is sociable and many of my classmates have become friends. I also like the fact that the town the school is located is a safe place to study and live.
Godsway Williams
StudentI like the instructors here. They take the time to explain course subjects and are very supportive to students who require extra help. I like the fact that in our classrooms, there is a lot of interaction between the instructor and students.
Esther Antwi
StudentThe classes are not only theoretical. We start with theory but then we jump into practical cases. This is really good practice for internships and for professional life in general.
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