All Nations University (ANU)

All Nations University is a private Christian university in Koforidua, Ghana, established in 1996 by Dr. Samuel H. Donkor under the auspices of All Nations Full Gospel Church. The institution was founded with a commitment to quality higher education, ethical leadership, and the development of graduates equipped for professional service. It received its Presidential Charter in May 2020, gaining autonomous university status and the authority to award its own degrees. Its educational philosophy combines academic development with Christian values, personal formation, and practical preparation for professional life.
The university's academic portfolio includes engineering, electronics and communications engineering, computer science, business administration, biomedical and allied health sciences, and theology. Its programmes connect professional training with applied research, entrepreneurship, and technology development. Through partnerships with universities and research organisations in Ghana and abroad, ANU supports academic exchange, faculty development, and collaborative research. Its location in Koforidua places it within Ghana's Eastern Region, while its international academic relationships extend its reach beyond the country's tertiary education sector.
A defining achievement in the university's development is its contribution to Ghana's entry into university-led satellite engineering. Through the All Nations University Space Systems Technology Laboratory, students and engineers designed and built GhanaSat-1, Ghana's first satellite, which was launched into orbit in 2017.