The University of Ghana Medical Students’ Association (UGMSA) organizes a diverse range of activities to foster personal development, community engagement, and academic excellence. Our initiatives aim to enrich the experiences of our members while promoting health awareness and professional growth.
SheMed is a signature program designed to inspire, empower, and support women in medicine. This initiative provides a platform for female medical students to network, share experiences, and gain insights from accomplished women in the field. It focuses on building confidence, leadership skills, and resilience among women pursuing careers in healthcare.
AccraWHO is a model delegate conference simulating the workings of the World Health Organization (WHO). Participants represent various countries, engaging in debates, public speaking, and policymaking to address global health issues. This program enhances participants’ public speaking, diplomacy, and critical thinking skills, preparing them for roles in international health governance.
The Dean's debate is a prestigious annual event that showcases the intellectual prowess of medical students. Teams compete in a lively exchange of ideas on relevant medical, societal, and ethical issues. This event promotes critical thinking, eloquence, and teamwork, fostering a culture of academic excellence within UGMSA.
Pinktober is UGMSA’s annual campaign to mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October. Through events, screenings, and awareness drives, Pinktober educates the community on early detection, prevention, and support for breast cancer patients. This initiative underscores our commitment to promoting public health and community service.
These activities highlight UGMSA’s dedication to nurturing well-rounded medical professionals who excel academically, advocate for global health, and contribute positively to society.