

Ghana Technology University College (GTUC) in Accra runs bachelor and graduate courses primarily in the areas of Telecommunications Engineering and ICT. It did, however, open its business school in 2009, just four years after the institution itself opened in 2005. GTUC’s business school conducts programmes such as its BSc in Entrepreneurship, BSc in Business, and an MSc in Entrepreneurship and Technology. GTUC is a private entity.Show more
It is an okay university.I like how they pick lectures for courses based on their knowledge of real work experience in the course.I dislike the writing of code on paper during exams.I would recommend we write exam requiring coding to be written on computers.
View moreThis is a University where students are not spoon-fed. They are given tasks to explore to grow, while being guided. The truth is, if you’re not conversant with learning on your own, it would be an uncomfortable place to study any programme. Initially, I thought it was a cruel way of teaching, but it helped me, and I’m grateful.
I’ll recommend it only to students who are willing to self-learn and explore.
In my opinion the school is quite competitive in terms of academics, although this takes a toll on you because it can be stressful there’s a bunch extra activities and events that take place in the school. From educational seminars to SRC events and programs. The school also provides a lot of internship opportunities with their connection and they write letters on behalf of students for free which is absolute steal. Everyone is so encourage and if you network properly it could definitely open doors to many opportunities for you. Pretty Good School overall , I’m enjoying y time here.
Not to forget as i want to be completely transparent school work and timetables can be packed
View moreAs an IT school, they surely do not live up the that name, the poor records keeping of students results and failure to attend to students complains swiftly summed up to make my experience at GTUC a terrible one.
View moreLike: GCTU has a tech-focused curriculum with skilled lecturers and hands-on learning, making it great for career growth.
Dislike: Some administrative processes can be slow, which can be frustrating at times.
Recommendation: If you’re passionate about technology, business, or engineering and want a school that prioritizes innovation and practical skills, GCTU is a great choice.
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