Research
Research at Central University.
From pharmaceutical science to business, law and public health — faculty across all ten schools publish in peer-reviewed journals worldwide. Search the full record below, drawn live from the Staff Portal.
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See also Innovation & Enterprise (patents, spin-offs, consultancy — published only when real items exist) and Global Mobility.
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Centres, Institutes & Directorates
The infrastructure behind the research.
Central's research is coordinated by a dedicated set of offices and institutes that fund it, govern its ethics, and connect it to the nation and the world.
Directorate
Research & Development Directorate
The University's central research office — driving research strategy, supporting staff to win grants and partnerships, and steering Central's evolution into a research-led institution.
Governance
Institutional Review Board
Central's ethics committee for the review and approval of research proposals, ensuring every study meets rigorous ethical and integrity standards.
Graduate Research
School of Graduate Studies & Research
Coordinates Masters and Doctoral research across every school and supervises the University's growing body of graduate scholarship. Explore →
Institute
William Ofori-Atta Institute of Integrity
Established in 2011, the WOAII advances teaching, research and public engagement on integrity, ethics and values-based leadership.
Unit
Vision & Legacy Unit
Custodian of the University's founding vision and institutional heritage, connecting Central's scholarship to its Christ-centred mission.
Global
Centre for International Relations & Programmes
Builds the international partnerships, exchanges and collaborations — from Erasmus+ to ECOWAS — that give Central's research a global reach. Explore →
Institutional Review Board (ethics) →
Emerging Research Clusters
Three frontiers, one ambition.
Set out in the Vice-Chancellor's 2025 vision, three research clusters — backed by a new Research Management Office — will concentrate Central's scholarship where it matters most.