The Regional Water and Environmental Sanitation Centre welcomed the second batch of Masters students (both local and international) on Friday, August 19, 2016. At a meeting held at the College of Engineering, students were given first hand insights on the M.Sc. programme structure which includes but not limited to course work, master plan, internships, fieldtrips and dissertation.
The peer-to-peer knowledge sharing session had all students share the water and environmental sanitation related research works they conducted at the undergraduate level to their colleagues. International students from The Gambia also highlighted the Water and Sanitation situation in Gambia to enlighten their Ghanaian colleagues and Vice-Versa.
The orientation ended with a short tour around key places of interest at the College of Engineering.
