Ensign Global College has achieved a significant milestone in global public health education by securing accreditation for its Masters of Public Health (MPH) Program from the prestigious Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH). This accreditation marks a groundbreaking achievement, positioning Ensign Global College as the first Africa-based institution to attain such recognition.
The Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH) is a distinguished independent agency acknowledged by the U.S. Department of Education, entrusted with accrediting higher education-based public health schools and programs across the United States. The accreditation process, known for its rigorous standards and comprehensive evaluation, typically spans over three years from initial application to final decision. It emphasizes adherence to internationally recognized benchmarks, ensuring academic excellence and quality in public health education.
In light of this remarkable achievement, Stephen Alder, President of Ensign Global College, expressed his enthusiasm, stating, "Ensign Global College is honored to be the pioneer African institution to achieve this esteemed recognition, aligning with our commitment to fostering the highest levels of public health competence among professionals and scholars."
The attainment of CEPH accreditation not only underscores Ensign Global College's dedication to academic excellence but also opens up new avenues for its students and alumni. Graduates holding CEPH-accredited degrees from Ensign Global College will have enhanced opportunities to pursue rewarding career paths, professional certifications, and further educational endeavors.
Ensign Global College's accreditation term extends to July 1, 2029, affirming its commitment to upholding exemplary standards in public health education and contributing to the advancement of the field on the African continent and beyond.
