History
The University of Science and Technology succeeded the Kumasi College of Technology which was established by a Government Ordinance on 6th October, 1951. It was however, opened officially on 22nd January, 1952 with 200 Teacher Training students transferred from Achimota, to form the nucleus of the new College.
Education
KNUST is committed to attracting and developing excellent staff and students in order to contribute towards the achievement of the goals, targets and directions that the government has set for higher education. The following cherished values characterise the work and life of the University and are ingrained in all those who pass through the University.
Research
Research in KNUST is a priority evident by the numerous researches being undertaken on and off campus. The university continuously seeks to advance knowledge through dedicated research teams in the Departments, Institutes and Centres. Our research spans from arts through science and technology to other important areas. We also have a centralized database system which stores information on our research areas and publications.
PhD Programmes
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