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The College of Basic and Applied Sciences (CBAS) at the University of Ghana is dedicated to advancing knowledge through innovative research across multiple disciplines. Our research activities span from fundamental scientific inquiries to applied solutions addressing local and global challenges.
With state-of-the-art laboratories and dedicated research centers, CBAS provides an enabling environment for faculty and students to conduct cutting-edge research and collaborate with national and international partners.
The College adheres to the University of Ghana's comprehensive research policies that ensure ethical, rigorous, and impactful research. These policies govern all research activities within the College and align with international best practices.
All researchers within CBAS must comply with these policies. Complete policy documents are available from the Office of Research, Innovation and Development (ORID) or can be accessed through the University's research portal.
The CBAS Research Board oversees and coordinates all research activities within the College. The Board is responsible for implementing research policies, reviewing research proposals, allocating resources, and monitoring research progress.
Provost, College of Basic and Applied Sciences
College Research Coordinator
The Ethics Committee for Basic and Applied Sciences (ECBAS) is responsible for ensuring that all research conducted within the College adheres to ethical standards and principles. The Committee reviews research proposals to evaluate ethical implications and approves research activities accordingly.
Appointed by the Provost from among senior faculty
College Ethics Officer
Researchers must submit their proposals through the online Ethics Review System at least 6 weeks before the intended start of research. The Committee meets monthly to review submissions, and researchers may be asked to provide additional information or make modifications to their proposals before approval is granted.
Research outputs from CBAS are published in high-impact journals, conference proceedings, books, and other scholarly outlets. The College maintains a comprehensive database of publications by faculty and students.
Mensah, J., Addo, K., Obeng, F., & Williams, S.
Journal of Agricultural Science (2024), 42(3), 215-230
Quaye, R., Mensah, P., Johnson, T., & Smith, K.
Bioinformatics and Computational Biology (2023), 15(2), 78-96
Appiah, M., Boateng, E., Nkrumah, L., & Thomas, H.
Environmental Science and Technology (2024), 58(4), 312-328