KTU Builds Staff Capacity for “One Team, One Student Experience

The Quality Assurance and Academic Planning Directorate of Koforidua Technical University on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, organized a stakeholders’ engagement session for teaching and administrative staff aimed at strengthening collaboration between faculty and administration.

The Vice Chancellor Prof. John Owusu, in his opening remarks called on all staff to take collective ownership of quality. He charged every unit to prioritize the student in every decision, and uphold the standards that define KTU.

Dr. Kofi Ashiboe-Mensah, Country Director of Exam Ethics Marshals International, Ghana, and former Head of Quality Assurance at Ho Technical University, served as the resource person. He highlighted key gaps in process integration and shared practical strategies for fostering a unified quality culture across departments in the university.

The session held under the theme “Internal Quality Culture and Process Integration: One Team, One Student Experience”, brought together teaching and non-teaching staff to address operational challenges and align practices around student-centered service delivery.

The session equipped staff to: 

  1. Identify and close gaps in cross-departmental processes to improve service delivery
  2. Build stronger working relationships between academic and administrative teams
  3. Embed a student-centered approach in daily operations, from admission to graduation
  4. Align departmental practices with Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) standards for accreditation and reaccreditation

The session was attended by senior management, including Prof. John Owusu, Vice Chancellor, and Ms. Evelyn Fafa Adom, Registrar.

Acknowledgement 

Special appreciation to Prof. Clement Nyamekye, Director, Quality Assurance and Academic Planning Directorate; Dr. (Mrs.) Elizabeth Addy, Head, Quality Assurance; Ms. Florence Ohenewaa Appiah, Administrator; and the entire team for coordinating the session and driving the University’s quality agenda forward.

The Directorate will follow up with an action plan based on recommendations from the engagement to guide implementation across the university.

KTU Computer Science Department Trains Students in Generative AI and Software Development at a Research Seminar

The Computer Science Department of Koforidua Technical University (KTU) is preparing students for the future of technology by hosting a research seminar on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and software development.

The seminar was held in conjunction with the Computer Science Students Association of Ghana (COMPSSA), KTU Chapter on Friday, June 19, 2026 at the Abba Bentil Andam Theatre. It was organised under the theme “Generative AI and the Future of Software Development”.

The session addressed the responsible use of AI. The facilitators advised students to keep learning core programming skills while also using AI tools. They said this will help students stay competitive in today’s fast-changing job market.

The event brought together students, lecturers and industry experts to discuss how AI is changing the way software is built today.

Facilitators at the seminar included:

  • Ebenezer Komla Gavua, Head of the Computer Science Department
  • Bright Anibrika, Senior Lecturer, Department of Computer Science
  • Sarah Osane-Nsor, Lecturer, Department of Computer Science
  • Justice Williams Asare, Lecturer, Department of Computer Science

The facilitators gave practical demonstrations of generative AI, showing how emerging AI tools are transforming software design, coding, testing, and deployment processes.

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