Picture: Mr Edward Ansah (Director of the Internal Audit) pose with Ms. Fosua
The Director of the Internal Audit Directorate at KsTU Mr. Edward Ansah upon assumption of office, instituted an award scheme for members of his directorate to serve as a source of motivation.
Picture: the Vice-Chancellor of KsTU (middle) with Mr Xiao of AVIC and Mr. Ma of RZPT after the signing of the agreement.
Picture: The Entrance of KsTU
Kumasi Technical University has been ranked among the highest tertiary institutions in Ghana by the Alper-Doger (AD) Scientific Index 2022 Version 2. Additionally, more than 17 Scientists from the University appeared among the top 1,000 scientists featured this year.
The AD Scientific Index 2022 Version 2 named Ing. Dr. Edem Bensah (Senior Lecturer) and Head of Department of Chemical Engineering in Kumasi Technical University as the Best Scientist in the University and placed 320 out of the 1000 academics featured in Ghana.
Picture: VC (at the middle) with some members of the two boards.
The Kumasi Technical University (KsTU) has inaugurated two Faculty Advisory Boards for the Banking and Finance as well as Fashion Design and Textiles Studies departments to provide valuable guidance and advisory support to their students and the faculty to advance the vision of the University.
Picture: A group picture with some lecturers and the trainers at the workshop.
The China-Africa Education International Exchange Programme has partnered with Kumasi Technical University to train some staff in specific engineering areas.
The AVIC Engineering Workshop was officially launched on the 12th April, 2022 at the Adako Jachie campus of Kumasi Technical University (KsTU) by Hon. Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum, the Minister of Education. The Workshop consists of sections including automotive and other Mechanical Engineering sections which is divided into welding and fabrication units.
Picture: The Minister of Education (middle of front row) with the Director General of CTVET, Dr. Fred Asamoah Kyei (in red tie)
The government has built an advanced engineering workshop at Kumasi Technical University's (KsTU) Adako Jachie campus. The facility will promote and enhance teaching and learning of technical and vocational education in the Technical University. It is part of the government's programme to enhance the retooling of Technical Institutions for them to be able to produce the needed technicians and technologists for the country’s development.
Picture: The Vice-Chancellor addressing graduands at the Congregation
Picture: Mr. Berzouki Abdel-Karim, the Technical Director of CIMAF Ghana Cement
CIMAF Ghana, in partnership with Kumasi Technical University (KsTU) has launched a programme to teach craftsmen in the informal sector how to use modern technology to improve their abilities in the construction business. This is part of the company’s effort to assist government in improving skills of Ghanaians
