It's that time of the year again!
That time of the year is different for everyone, every organization.

For some, it's a time to be married, have fun and make merry, rest and take vacations, do some checks and balances.

But for VVU and its students, it's the convocation of their 27th graduating class (what an achievement!) 27 years of training and raising well-rounded individuals who will be upstanding citizens of the society. Up VVU!

The first ever Joy Business Campus Roadshow has taken place at the Oyibi campus of  Valley View University (VVU).

The programme which is a Student Engagement Forum (SEF) sought to furnish students with access to the right sources of career guidance.

A team of health professionals from Germany, USA, and Ghana have  paid a working visit to the Kumasi Campus of Valley View University to inspect the progress of work on a Dental Clinic which is the result of collaborative efforts between Valley View University and United Services to Africa (USTA).

As part of its capacity-building efforts under the Feed the Future programme, an initiative of the United States Government’s Global Hunger and Food Security, the USAID is organizing a grant proposal workshop for Valley View University faculty.

The Department of Computing Sciences and Engineering has initiated a programme called Technology Innovation Challenge.

The Technology Innovation Competition will be an annual programme which will see students in the department competing among themselves in the area of technological innovation such as software development.

The Joy Business team from Joy FM/News, a subsidiary of the Multimedia Group is expected on Valley View University campus on the 17th of September, 2021, to hold a Student Engagement Forum (SEF) which seeks to furnish students with access to the right sources of career guidance.

Kumasi Campus has received a donation of nursing skills laboratory  equipments from a philanthropist based in the United States of America, Mr. Felix Antwi  for its Nursing Department. The equipments included  items such as mannequins, human torso, nursing books, etc.

A graduation ceremony for a group of Bio-Medical Equipment Technology Students has taken place on the Oyibi Campus.

The graduates were students in a special summer programme initiated in 2019. This programme is a partnership between the Adventist Health International (AHI), Valley View University (VVU) and Loma Linda University (LLU).