After a period of anticipation and preparation, the Baptist School of Public Health (BSPH) is proud to announce the formalization of a mentorship partnership with the University of Buea. This milestone follows a thorough inspection and review carried out on August 31st, 2024, by a team representing the Vice Chancellor, Professor Ngomo Horace Manga. The delegation was led by Professor Michael Ekonde Sone, Deputy Vice-Chancellor in charge of Teaching, Professionalisation, and the Development of ICTs (DVC/TIC), who, along with his team, assessed our campus facilities, academic curriculum, and institutional protocols. Their findings affirmed BSPH’s commitment to quality education and readiness for academic collaboration.
The signing of this partnership marks a significant step forward in strengthening our relationship with the state and aligning with one of Cameroon’s most respected institutions. The University of Buea’s reputation for academic excellence and leadership in higher education extends far beyond its borders, and we are honored to be mentored by such a distinguished university.
This mentorship will provide BSPH with valuable academic guidance, institutional support, and opportunities for growth. We are committed to leveraging this relationship to enhance our programs, improve standards, and expand our impact in public health education. As we grow, we do so on the shoulders of a giant—one that continues to shape the future of education in Cameroon.
The partnership was officially signed on June 5th, 2025, by the Dean of BSPH, Dr. Nkuoh Godlove, accompanied by the Registrar and the Administrator. Their leadership and dedication reflect the seriousness of this collaboration and the shared vision for academic advancement and public health transformation.
As we celebrate this achievement, we remain focused on our mission and look forward to more strategic partnerships in the pipeline. BSPH is moving from glory to glory, and we invite our community to stay tuned as we continue to build, innovate, and lead in the field of public health.
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