THE Vice Chancellor for the C.K Tedam University of Technology and Applied Sciences (CKT-UTAS), Professor Albert Luguterah, has encouraged students of the school to take their academic work seriously as they aspire for higher heights, despite school infrastructure.
He said although the university was going through a myriad of infrastructure challenges, it was important for students to work harder to attain academic laurels that would propel them to become responsible citizens, capable of wielding the mantle of leadership in Ghana and the world at large.
According to him, the students in the university might not have the opportunity to study in well-furnished lecture halls, but they were assured of quality teaching and learning which would propel them to become well-rounded, capable of competing with graduates from the first class universities in the job market.
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