UPSA challenges students to turn classroom knowledge into real-world solutions

The call was made at the university’s Innovation Day, which featured an interdisciplinary research business pitch competition involving 16 student groups.

According to Professor Mawutor, the software reflects the university’s broader commitment to recognising and supporting innovation among its students and staff.

Professor Mawutor said the university’s role is not only to produce graduates with knowledge, but also to equip them to create solutions and businesses from that knowledge.