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Current Academic Semester
August 20 - December 21, 20268:30 am
Dr. Prince Brako serves as a key administrative and academic figure at All Nations University (ANU) in Koforidua, currently holding the position of Registrar. His career is distinguished by a blend of high-level administrative service and a strong dedication to teaching and research. Dr. Brako's educational background demonstrates a deep specialization in Business Management, Marketing, and International Business. His credentials are as follows:
Office Space
Main Campus -(New Administration Block - First Floor)
City Campus -(Administration - First Floor, Room Number 15)
Dr. Prince Brako serves as a key administrative and academic figure at All Nations University (ANU) in Koforidua, currently holding the position of Registrar. His career is distinguished by a blend of high-level administrative service and a strong dedication to teaching and research. Dr. Brako's educational background demonstrates a deep specialization in Business Management, Marketing, and International Business. His credentials are as follows:
Ph.D. in Marketing and Management: Dr. Brako earned his doctoral degree in 2019 from the Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Science and Technology, Allahabad, India. MBA (International Business): He successfully completed his Master of Business Administration in International Business in 2014 from the same institution, the Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Science and Technology.
BBA (Business Administration with Marketing Option): He completed his Bachelor's degree in Marketing with distinction from All Nations University in Koforidua, Ghana, in 2012. Dr. Brako's administrative role is complemented by extensive academic experience. His passion for teaching and research qualifies him to hold a dual role as a Senior Lecturer at All Nations University.
He currently lectures Marketing and Entrepreneurship-related courses at ANU. He has contributed significantly to academia, with many publications to his credit. His expertise in Marketing, Management, and Quantitative Analysis, as evidenced by his research profile, continues to enrich the faculty and student body at ANU.
Dr. Brako is described as a team player who champions the belief that shared responsibilities and collective achievements are the bedrock for organizational excellence, a philosophy he applies in both his administrative and teaching capacities.
Office Overview
The Office of the Registrar at All Nations University is a vital administrative unit that oversees the university's general academic and administrative affairs. Headed by the Registrar, who serves as the chief operating and administrative officer, the office reports to the Vice Chancellor and plays a key role in strategic planning and management. The Registrar also serves as Secretary to the Academic Board and Board of Governors.
The Office of the Registrar operates from the City and Main Campuses' Administration Blocks, with the following hours:
Main Campus: 9:00am - 5pm (Tuesdays and Thursdays)
City Campus: 9:00am - 5pm (Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays)
You can find us during these hours for all your registration, academic, and administrative needs.
The Office of Registrar is committed to providing excellent services to students, staff, and stakeholders, ensuring the university's mission and goals are achieved.
Core Responsibilities
• Maintenance of Records: The Office is responsible for the maintenance of all students’ academic records (soft and hard copies)
• Transcripts and Certificates: The Office oversees the issuance of official academic certificates and transcripts upon fulfilling graduation requirements. Note: The University does not release transcripts to students prior to completion of course works.
• Student Queries: The Office is responsible for processing various student queries and requests, often managed by the Student Support Services Unit.
• Record Updates: The Office ensures the frequent and timely updating of students records as and when necessary.
• Alumni Services: The Office handles inquiries and request services for alumni and graduates.
Vision & Mission
Of The Registrar's Office
Vision
To be a center of excellence in academic administration, delivering innovative, efficient, and student centric services that uphold integrity, transparency, and global best practices.
Mission
The Registrar's Office at All Nations University is committed to providing efficient, effective, and student-centered services, ensuring the integrity of academic records, and supporting the university's mission through:
- - Accurate and timely management of student records and academic processes
- - Excellent service and support for students, faculty, and staff
- - Innovative solutions and efficient processes to enhance student experience and academic outcomes
- - Collaboration and partnership with university stakeholders to advance academic excellence and student success
Academic Policies
& Regulations
Academic Calendar
31
Aug
Semester Registration Opens
August 31, 20269:00 am
31
Aug
Classes Begin (Regular Stream)
August 31, 20268:00 am
04
Sep
Classes Begin (Weekend Stream)
September 04, 20268:00 am
27
Sep
Semester Registration Ends
September 27, 20265:00 pm
05
Oct
November Graduation Application Deadline
October 05, 20265:00 pm
21
Nov
35th & 36th Graduation Ceremony
November 21, 20268:00 am
24
Nov
University Academic Conference
November 24 - November 26, 20268:00 am
04
Dec
End of Semester Examinations
December 04 - December 20, 2026
Student Services,
Procedures & Guidelines
Find the services and administrative steps you need throughout your studies at ANU.
Student Services Overview
All Nations University is dedicated to providing holistic support to our students, fostering their academic success, personal growth, and overall well-being. Our services are designed to cater to the diverse needs of our students, ensuring that they have transformative and enriching university experience.
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Course Registration
Students can register their semester courses using the ANU Academix Course Registration Potal via https://anu-registration-forms.vercel.app/
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Student Records
Students enrolled at ANU can access their student records via https://cms.anu.edu.gh/login.aspx
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Application for Graduation
Students at ANU are required to apply to be graduated into various schools and programmes. Click here to access graduation application forms and to view all guidlines and requirements for graduation application.
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Academic Clearance
All ANU students who have successfully completed their programmes and graduated are required to complete the clearance process to obtain their degree certificates and/or transcripts. Click here to access the clearance forms.
Graduation Requirements
For a student to graduate at All Nations University, the following requirements, among others, must be fulfilled
Undergraduate Programmes
- Complete a minimum of 130 credit hours of coursework
- Achieve a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.00
- Complete all required courses and electives for the chosen major
- Complete all project work requirements (varies by programme)
- Clear all financial obligations to the university
Postgraduate Programmes
- Complete a minimum of 60 credit hours of coursework (varies by programme)
- Achieve a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.00
- Complete all required courses and electives for the chosen program
- Clear all financial obligations to the university
- Complete a thesis or dissertation (varies by program)
Diploma Programmes
- Complete a minimum of 78 credit hours of coursework
- Achieve a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.80
- Complete all required courses and electives for the chosen major
- Complete all project work requirements (varies by programme)
- Clear all financial obligations to the university
Convocation Information
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November Graduation Application Open - August 03, 2026
02
November Graduation Application Deadline - September 05, 2026
03
List of graduation applicants cleared by Audit Committee subject to approval by Academic Board
04
List of graduands approved by Academic Board for November, 2026 graduation.
Digital Services & Forms
Student Portal User Guide:
This guide is designed to help students navigate the University Management System (UMS). Whether you are a fresh student logging in for the first time or a continuing student registering for a new semester, follow these steps to ensure your records are up to date.
Initial Access & Login
The portal is your central hub for checking registration status, checking grades, and tracking financial statements.
Visit URL: https://cms.anu.edu.gh/login.
Username: Use your Index Number (e.g., ANU2026XXXX, ANUGS2026XXXX).
Default Password: Your Index Number in caps is your default password.
Security Tip: Change your password immediately after your first login via the ‘Profile’ tab and make sure you secure your password. Under circumstances must you lose your password.
Check Student Status
Navigate to the "Web Access" menu and select "Student"
A pull down menu will display all list menus to check all your records, including registration status, grades, fees statement, trailing papers among others.
Key Staffs
Meet the team supporting records, admissions, student services, human resources, and university administration.
Ms. Jennifer Adade
Assistant to Registrar
Contact Information
Check the requirements before you apply
Confirm that you are eligible and have the required information ready. You can then continue to the relevant application or request form.
Graduation
Before you apply
- Complete the required credit hours for your programme.
- Meet the minimum cumulative GPA for your award.
- Complete all required courses, electives, and applicable project, thesis, or dissertation work.
- Clear all financial and administrative obligations to the University.
Transcript
Before you request a transcript
- Complete your coursework and be duly graduated by the Academic Board.
- Have your student index number ready.
- Provide your programme or department and graduation date.
- Ensure your personal and academic record details are accurate before submitting the request.