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University in Ghana
Koforidua Technical University
Crest of Koforidua Technical UniversityCoat of Arms of Koforidua Technical University
Other nameKTU
Former namesKoforidua Polytechnic
MottoInnovating for Development
TypeTechnical University
Established1997 (1997)
PresidentVictor Togoh
Vice-presidentKwesi Manful
Vice-ChancellorDavid Kofi Essumang
Studentsover 8000
LocationKoforidua, Eastern Region, Ghana
6°03′53″N 0°15′47″W / 6.0646°N 0.2630°W / 6.0646; -0.2630
CampusMain Campus
ColoursBlue, white   
Websitewww.ktu.edu.gh
Administration block
S.B.M.S block
General notice board

Koforidua Technical University is one of the ten Technical Universities established in every region in Ghana. It was founded in 1997. Since 1999 it has produced graduates with HNDs in accountancy, (secretaryship and management studies), marketing, purchasing and supply, statistics and computer science, and currently offers degree programmes.

Introduction

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In 1997, the University began with a "solo block" structure and a small number of students. However, it has recently expanded in terms of student population, programs, faculties, and infrastructure development. The University now has five (5) faculties and one institute, with approximately eight thousand (8,000) students. The institution has five faculties and one institute: Faculty of Business and Management Studies, Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology, Faculty of Engineering, Faculty of Built and Natural Environment, Faculty of Health and Allied Sciences and the Institute of Open and Distance Learning. Since its establishment, its number of HND programs have increased from 2 to 14. 6 of the programs are offered by the School of Business and Management Studies, 6 from the Faculty of Engineering and 4 from the School of Applied Science and Technology.

To fulfil its 2010-2014 strategic plans, it now offers Bachelor of Technology programs for only 2 courses-procurement and Automotive Engineering. Other courses are looking to be added. Koforidua Technical University has the support of a number of institutions which includes Ministry of Education and its agencies, National Council for Tertiary Education, National Accreditation Board, National Board for Professional and Technician Examinations, Ghana Education Trust Fund] and the Council for Technical and Vocational Education and Training.

As of 2018/19 academic year, Koforidua Technical University is now offering below undergraduate courses.

Faculty of Business and Management Studies

  • Department of Accountancy
    • Bachelor of Technology Accounting
    • HND Accounting
  • Department of Purchasing & Supply
    • Bachelor of Technology Procurement & Supply Chain Management
    • HND Purchasing & Supply
  • Department of Marketing
    • Bachelor of Technology Marketing
    • HND Marketing
  • Department of Secretaryship & Management Studies
    • Bachelor of Technology Secretaryship & Management Studies
    • HND Secretaryship & Management Studies
  • Department of Professional Studies

The department runs Diploma in Business Studies (DBS) with various options;

  • Department of Liberal Studies

Faculty of Applied Science and Technology

Faculty of Engineering

Faculty of Built and Natural Environment

The aspect of engineering and social sciences, built environment, or built world, directly point to the human-made environment that provide the setting for human activity, commencing in scale from buildings to cities and over. It refers to "the human-made space in which people live, work and recreate on a day-to-day basis."

The sciences of the built environment cover architecture, urbanism, building technology, civil engineering, landscaping and the management of built stock mutations and operations. The built environment comprehends places and spaces enacted or amended by people to serve their needs of accommodation, organisation and representation. Below are its related courses;

  • B.Tech. Building Technology
  • HND Building Technology
  • HND Environmental Management Technology

Faculty of Health and Allied Sciences

Faculty of Engineering

Engineering block

Dean: John Bonney (PhD. (London), MSc. (Kumasi), BSc. (Kumasi)

Department Head Of Department
Electrical/Electronic Engineering Patrick Agbemabiese
Civil Engineering Clement Nyamekye
Renewable Energy Systems Engineering Emmanuel Okoh Agyemang
Automotive Engineering Gabriel Osei
Mechanical Engineering Samuel Anim Ofosu

Non HND Programmes

  • CTC I, II & III
  • EET I, II & III
  • MVT I, II & III
  • MET I, II, III
  • Pre HND OR Access Course
6 Storey engineering block under construction

School of Applied Science and Technology

Dean: Seth Okyere Darko (PhD (China), MSc. (Kumasi), Bsc (Kumasi), GSA

Department Head of Department
Applied Mathematics Reuben Semevoh
Computer Science Patricia Ghann
Post-Harvest/Food Technology William Odoom
Fashion Design and Textiles Joseph Osei
Hospitality Gladys Siaw

Non HND Programmes

  • Cookery 812/1 & 812/2 and food beverage services
  • CISCO
  • ICDL
AD block

School of Business and Management Studies

Dean: Regina Bekoe-Biney PhD (Costa Rica), MA, PgDp (Cape coast), BEd, Dip, CIAMC-Ghana

Department Head of Department
Marketing Yaw Brew
Accountancy Mawutorwu Doe
Professional Studies Eric Kofi Boadi
Liberal Studies Jamal Mohammed
Secretaryship and Management Studies Bernard B. Ambotumah
Purchasing and Supply

Non-HND Programmes

  • DBS Accounting
  • DBS Secretarial
  • DBS Purchasing
  • DBS Marketing
  • DBS Statistics
  • DBS Management
  • DBS Computer Science
  • DBS Computer Engineering
  • Certificate II in Fashion Design and Textiles

Tertiary Diploma Programme

  • Diploma in Public Administration

Cut-off point

The University currently uses the standard cut off point of SSSCE aggregate 36 or better; WASSCE aggregate 24 or better; the 'O' and 'A' levels as well as the GBCE/ABCE qualifications to admit qualified applicant. The Faculties also have additional requirement to be satisfied by the applicant.

Panorama

Koforidua Polytechnic panorama from main entrance

See also

External links

References

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