The majority of the undergraduate students joined in the ceremony virtually.

The school has graduated nine batches of PhDs since 2016 bringing the total number to Fifty-four (54) in the fields of Engineering, Business Administration, Education, and Information Technology.

In a statement released by the University, this achievement spotlights a tremendous success not only in the history of the University but also in the annals of private university education in Ghana.

The Chairman of the AIT Board of Trustees, Professor Edward Ayensu, in his address to the congregation, said all efforts are being put in place to ensure that the mission of the institution to deliver quality university education and also to facilitate the goal of the university in becoming the best in research work is achieved.

He, therefore, assured the Congregation, and all stakeholders, that AIT will not relent in its efforts to ensure the full fulfillment of that vision.

For his part, the President of AIT to the Board of Trustees, Professor Clement Dzidonu said there have been great strides by the university in improving its academic program offerings as well as its enrollment.

He said the university is currently doing Ph.D. research work in Engineering, Information Technology, Education, and Business Administration with an enrollment of a number of the academic and senior administrative staff of almost all the public and private universities in Ghana.

“Achieving such a feat within the span of ten years is nothing short of an academic marvel given the fact that AIT has successfully offered, run, and graduated students on an internationally benchmarked Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree program within a context where the Ph.D. per capita of Ghana is extremely low”, he said.

He encouraged the graduands to avail themselves and make the best of all opportunities that may come their way

He assured those planning to pursue graduate studies at either the Master's or the Ph.D. level of an enriched academic life and experience at AIT.