This follows a Court injunction on UTAG’s four weeks’ strike.

A statement signed by the Registrar of the University, Dr Koryoe Anim-Wright, urged all level 100 undergraduate and diploma students to report to the University’s hostel on Sunday to prepare for lectures on Monday.

It stated that the first six weeks of the semester would be in-person teaching, while the remaining week would be virtual.

The Labour Division of the Accra High Court on Tuesday, placed an injunction on UTAG’s industrial action.

It asked members of the Association to return to the Lecture Halls to resume teaching, while the substantive issue before the Court is heard.

The Court presided over by Justice Frank Rockson granted the injunction based on Article 296 of the 1992 Constitution, saying negotiations cannot go well if UTAG fails to call off its strike.

It has scheduled the 22nd of this month, to hear the substantive issue.