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Kumasi Technical University exposes students to innovation, practical skills for the job market
Dean of the Faculty of Creative Arts and Technology, Professor Thomas Obeng Asare, expressed confidence that the fair would enhance students' employability by exposing them to practical problem-solving, innovation and industry engagement.
He explained that the Technology and Innovation Fair serves as an important platform for students and faculty members to showcase research, technological innovations and creative projects while strengthening collaboration between academia, industry and the wider community.
Launching the 2026 KsTU Inter-Faculty Technology and Innovation Fair at the university's Adako Jachie Campus, the Vice Chancellor, Professor Gabriel Dwomoh, said higher education must go beyond theoretical instruction to equip students with the skills, creativity and entrepreneurial mindset needed to thrive in today's technology-driven economy.
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