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OPEN DAY

Ghana Open and Social Day | November 2026

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Meet Nexford in person in Accra. The team, learners, and alumni in one room at Adisco House, East Legon.

Register for free

Event details

Some decisions are easier made face to face.

The Nexford Ghana Community gathers at Adisco House, 1/3 Asoyi Road, East Legon, Accra (Blackberry Lounge) for an in-person Open and Social Day. Current learners, alumni, and Nexford representatives will be there to talk through the programs, the Scholarships available to Ghanaian applicants, and how learning works when you're also working.

Ask the questions you'd never type into a form. Then stay for the social part and meet the people building careers on the same timeline as you.
Different time zone? No problem!
You will leave with actionable strategies to:
  • Register for the Ghana Open and Social Day and save your seat.
  • Meet Nexford learners, alumni, and representatives in person at Adisco House, East Legon.
  • Explore the programs and Scholarships available to Ghanaian applicants.
  • Get your admissions questions answered on the spot.
  • Stay for the social and connect with the Ghana community.

Meet Sarah Kamau, a current Nexford MBA learner in Kenya

Meet Sarah Kamau, a current Nexford MBA learner in Kenya

Sarah Kamau is one of our go-getting MBA learners in Kenya who truly believes that she is accomplishing so much more and furthering her career since enrolling at Nexford.
She is doing an MBA, specializing in Global Business, and was interested in Nexford straight away because it was affordable and she saw the value in getting a world-class education that would provide her with the learning style which was far better and more prestigious than that of the undergraduate degree she did previously in Kenya.