Brilliant African lady bags first-class degree in Journalism, wins scholarship to study masters at University of Oxford
Semira's academic excellence has been recognized with the St Antony’s DAC Scholarship, making her the first-ever DAC Scholarship recipient to St Antony’s College at the University of Oxford.
AKACHI NOEL 
In a remarkable achievement, Semira Mohammed IBN Moro, a talented African lady, has graduated with first-class honors in Journalism from the Ghana Institute of Journalism, Ghana. She has also been granted a prestigious scholarship for postgraduate studies at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom.
Hailing from Bolgatanga, Ghana, Semira's dedication to her studies led her to secure a first-class bachelor's degree in Journalism, earning her the title of the institution's top graduating student.
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Semira's academic excellence has been recognized with the St Antony’s DAC Scholarship, making her the first-ever DAC Scholarship recipient to St Antony’s College at the University of Oxford. The St Antony’s DAC Scholarship, established by the Governing Board of Oxford University, is dedicated to supporting undergraduate students from nations that receive development assistance, enabling them to reach their academic potential, regardless of their background or financial circumstances.
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With her scholarship in hand, Semira is set to embark on postgraduate studies in African Studies at Oxford University. This educational journey will provide her with a deeper understanding of various aspects unique to the African continent and empower her with the tools to address pressing issues such as gender inequality and cultural challenges in Africa. Her passion for journalism and development makes this opportunity particularly significant.
Semira recognizes the pivotal role that media plays as a potent instrument for change. As a development enthusiast, she views journalism as a means to achieve her aspirations. She is elated at the prospect of pursuing her master's degree with the support of this scholarship, considering it a major accomplishment.
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Encouraging other aspiring individuals, especially women, Semira delivers an inspiring message: follow your dreams, for nothing is impossible, and significant accomplishments can result from humble beginnings.
