The University of Ghana Nursing and Midwifery Students’ Association (UGHANMSA) is a delegacy of students which includes undergraduates and post graduates (MSc and MPhil). The aforesaid students’ association has contributed immensely towards the high soaring image of the School of Nursing and Midwifery which in itself has produced extremely exceptional and dynamic individuals that have proven to be outstanding in various fields of professional strive, health and beyond since its origination.

UGHANMSA is the students’ functional body and establishes an affable relation between the Nursing and Midwifery school’s management and members of UGHANMSA and the collective world. UGHANMSA represents about 450 students within the institution. It is headed by a competent executive board which is made up of a highly motivated and selfless President, Vice President, General Secretary, Treasurer, Organizing Secretary, Public Relations Officer and Womens’ Commissioner who are equally competent and up to the task.

UGHANMSA executive board at regular times organizes corporate and educational seminar conferences to equip UGHANMSA members with extracurricular syllabi knowledge granting them an opportunity to explore other areas of knowledge acquisition other than nursing; thus to make them well-versed for the job market.  Our students are found and employed in highly recognized health institutions in the country and beyond. Reputable health institutions all over the country have all benefited vastly from the quality and caliber of students churned out as JCR members within the University of Ghana School of Nursing and Midwifery.

It is hereby very pertinent to state that management of School of Nursing and Midwifery have played a very salient role in unearthing potentials, talents and ideas of UGHANMSA members, which has helped in reaching such heights. UGHANMSA is considered as one of the most respected and reputable associations in the University of Ghana environment.  This is hallmark could not have been achieved without the relentless contributions of UGHANMSA.