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Akorfa Dagadu: Ghanaian MIT student selected for prestigious 2027 Schwarzman Scholars Program
Ghanaian MIT senior Akorfa Dagadu named a 2027 Schwarzman Scholar, joins 150 globally selected fellows to study global affairs at Tsinghua University, Beijing.
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· Jul 1, 2026
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Related coverage for "Akorfa Dagadu: Ghanaian MIT student selected for prestigious 2027 Schwarzman Scholars Program": Legit.ng — Read how lady bagged second master's from Miva University. UrduPoint — Scholars selected for scientific research at foreign institutes. Trend News Agency — KRF Awards Young Artists Participating in the “Colors of Karabakh” (2026) Project (PHOTO). NDTV — Beyond Big 4: Indian Students Chase Job-Aligned Courses To Study Abroad. Dateline Nigeria — NUC approves 12 new programmes for Sa’adu Zungur University. MyJoyOnline — USTED, KNUST Host SFA Foundation team for NEPS Youth Mental Health Project review