Day 3 of the PhD Thesis Bootcamp at the School of Graduate Studies (SGS), University of Ghana, culminated in an electrifying finale packed with wisdom, practical tools, and forward-looking inspiration for doctoral candidates.
The Ag. Dean, Prof. Akosua Darkwah, opened with heartfelt words of encouragement, urging students to embrace resilience and strategic focus in their thesis journeys, setting a motivational tone for the day's transformative sessions. Under the dynamic hosting of Mrs. Esi Benyiwa Idan Osam Doe-Sallah, Assistant Registrar and Head of the Thesis Office, and Prof. Patrick Amoateng, Vice-Dean of SGS, the event delivered actionable insights to propel scholars toward completion and beyond.
A standout session featured IT Unit experts Reuben Asamanyua and Papa Enyan Yarquah, who demystified plagiarism checks, Turnitin report generation, and seamless thesis submission via the Thesis Tracking System—empowering students with essential digital skills for academic integrity and efficiency.
Prof. Justice Bawole then captivated the audience with an engaging discussion on "Life After the PhD," sharing real-world experiences, career strategies, and the profound impact of doctoral research on professional trajectories. These hands-on elements equipped participants to navigate final hurdles with confidence and clarity.
The bootcamp closed powerfully as Prof. Patrick Amoateng outlined key action points, emphasizing consistent scheduling and disciplined writing routines to sustain momentum post-event. This three-day powerhouse reflects SGS's unwavering dedication to graduate excellence, leaving attendees energized, skilled, and ready to conquer their theses. The University of Ghana stands tall in fostering such game-changing initiatives—don't miss the next bootcamp; it's your launchpad to scholarly triumph and lasting success.
