Dentsu Ghana has completed a refurbishment of the studios at the University of Media, Arts and Communication’s Institute of Film and Television (UniMAC IFT), according to CitiNewsroom.com. The company also donated 15 computers to the institution as part of the same initiative.
The project, reported by CitiNewsroom.com, covers both physical upgrades to the studio spaces and the provision of new computing equipment. No further details on the scope of the renovation or the specifications of the computers were included in the initial report.
The donation aligns with broader efforts by corporate entities in Ghana to support media and creative arts education. UniMAC IFT, a key training ground for film and television professionals, relies on external partnerships to keep its facilities current with industry standards. Dentsu Ghana, an advertising and communications firm, has a direct interest in nurturing local talent in the sector.
CitiNewsroom.com’s report did not specify a timeline for when the refurbishment began or when the computers were handed over. It also did not mention any official comments from Dentsu Ghana or university representatives.
For CYBEV.io readers, the practical impact is clear: students at UniMAC IFT will now have access to upgraded studio infrastructure and additional computing resources for their coursework. The move signals continued private-sector involvement in Ghana’s creative education space.
Watch for potential follow-up announcements from UniMAC IFT or Dentsu Ghana detailing how the new equipment will be integrated into the curriculum.
