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About NIMS Ghana

The National Institute for Mathematical Sciences is a center for the development and training of young mathematicians in postgraduate study. Since its inception in Ghana, it has taken strategic steps in actualizing its core visions. It seeks to form stronger collaborations with the major universities in Ghana. Interested Students will be required to register with the various awarding Universities in Ghana. NIMS-GHANA aims at establishing state-of-the-art and cutting-edge programmes to prepare students for the future, having been exposed to modernized technologies and concepts in their areas of specialization.

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Events and Deadlines

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Jul
  • 4:58pm
The second annual ACM SIGCAS Conference on Computing and Sustainable Societies (COMPASS 2019)
02
Jul
  • 4:15pm
2019 Admission Into PhD and MPhil Scientific Computing and Industrial Modeling

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