Ph.D., School of Architecture and Built Environment, University of Adelaide, South Australia - Completed in July 2019  

• Thesis title: Green Urbanism in Contemporary Cities: A Socio-technical Transition Analysis
• Recipient of Adelaide Scholarship International
• Awarded the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI) top-up scholarship. One of two students to receive this award in 2016 at the University of Adelaide.
• Recipient of a Priority Grant from the Faculty of the Professions (University of Adelaide) to undertake a study on urban sustainability transitions in Europe (Germany and France).

Master of Arts, School of Social Development and Public Policy, Beijing Normal University, PR China - Completed in February 2013  

• Recipient of Chinese Scholarship Council Fellowship
• Received First Prize Award as Distinguished International Master Student for the 2011-2012 academic year (Yuan 3000 presented by the International Students Affairs Office of Beijing Normal University). Criteria for selection included academic excellence, leadership role on campus, volunteering and general contribution to the university.
• Elected President of the International Students' Union.
• Graduated in Top 1% of Class

Diploma in Project Management, Institute of Commercial Management, Bournemouth, UK - Completed in December 2009  

• Awarded a Diploma in Project Management
• Completed with a distinction

Postgraduate Diploma, Architecture, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana - Completed in May 2008  

• Thesis: Affordable Energy Efficient Housing
• Elected to Editor in Chief for the Architecture Students' Association of Ghana in 2007

Bachelor of Science, Architecture, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana - Completed in May 2006  

• Coursework in design theory, history of cultures, settlement planning, architectural science, landscape architecture, project management, and design studio.
• Elected to Academic Board Representative for the Faculty of Environmental Development Studies in 2005