Supporting Ghanaian Scholars in Hong Kong
The Association of Ghanaian Scholars in Hong Kong is committed to fostering solidarity, unity, and knowledge sharing among Ghanaian students. Our mission is to build a supportive academic community that encourages interdisciplinary learning and collaboration both locally and globally.
Our History
As the years went by especially in the mid 2010s, more Ghanaians were gaining admission to HK universities. Concern for a coalition and common platform for these students were raised. The common platform was to assist everyone in their studies in HK.
Under the leadership of Dr Samuel Adjorlolo, AGS-HK was given birth to with Dr Razak Gyasi serving as the founding secretary. Drs Hannah Tetteh and Elizabeth Agyeiwaah served as the founding treasurer and organizers respectively.
An association which started with about 15 members can now boast of 35 members and many alumni working in various universities and research institutions here in HK and other parts of the world.
Uniting Ghanaian Scholars in Hong Kong
Meet the dedicated leaders driving our scholarly community forward through service, collaboration, and a shared commitment to academic excellence.
Asamoah J. Maxwell
Esther Asare
Richard Sam Dickson
Edem Horvey
Bernard Ayine
Past Executives of AGS-HK
The Association of Ghanaian Scholars in Hong Kong has been guided by committed leaders who have served the community with dedication and vision. The timeline below highlights the presidents and executive members from the 2015/16 academic year to 2024/25.
Voices of Ghanaian Scholars in Hong Kong
Discover how we support our members through guidance, events, and knowledge sharing to enrich their academic journey.
Uniting Ghanaian Students Across Hong Kong
This story reveals how our association fosters community and academic growth, strengthening ties among Ghanaian scholars abroad.
Building Academic Bridges with Strong Connections
This example highlights how our society promotes collaboration, interdisciplinary learning, and cultural exchange among members.
