Edqual supported student recieves split-site Commonwealth scholarship researching quality assurance in Ghanaian polytechnics
Clara Araba Mills has been awarded a split-site Commonwealth Scholarship to cover the costs of 12 months in the UK. She will be based at the University of Bristol, during her Ph.D. studies and will be registered and awarded a Ph.D. by the University of Cape Coast.
Araba proposes to study the extent to which quality is assured in the management of teaching and learning resources within polytechnics in Ghana.
Her Supervisor at Cape Coast will be Dr. Albert Dare. Her supervisor at Bristol will be Prof. Leon Tikly, EdQual's programme director. For more information on Araba's research see our PhD studentships page.
