Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology - KNUST
speciality: Agriculture & Forestry

I do not know about other Universities, but I think KNUST is a great University, and I will give it a solid 8.7/10. In terms of what I liked about the University, I would say it has a unique way of making you see the world. They provide some kind of competitive advantage over graduates from other schools. In terms of what I did not like, some faculty members tend to avoid/ignore practical sessions with the excuse that the class is large. This, in my opinion, doesn’t sit well with me. But not all faculties do this; some actually train their students very practically, so I’d advise that before deciding on a program, talk to someone who knows a lot about the programs offered and the various faculties. Overall, I’d recommend it as a great University and probably the best in Ghana.

Graduating from KNUST with a BSc in Agriculture Science was a defining experience that shaped my passion for sustainable agriculture, precision farming, and agricultural technology. The university provided a solid academic foundation, hands-on experience, and a supportive learning environment, preparing me for a successful career in agriculture and related fields.

Beyond academics, KNUST offered a vibrant campus life that enriched my personal and professional development. I was an active member of the International Association of Agriculture and Related Sciences (IAAS) and the KNUST Chess Club, where I developed leadership, teamwork, and critical thinking skills. The university’s diverse student body provided an excellent opportunity to network with individuals from different backgrounds, creating lifelong connections.

I highly recommend KNUST to anyone looking to pursue a degree in Agriculture Science or any other science-based discipline, as it offers a world-class education with a focus on research, innovation, and professional development.

The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has been adjudged the best university in the world for its contribution to the provision of quality education in line with Sustainable Development Goal Four (SDG 4).

The prestigious accolade was announced in the 2023 Times Higher Education Impact Rankings.

KNUST still stands as one of the best universities in West Africa with global recognition.
Lecturers are friendly and understanding the emotional wellbeing being of students.
KNUST has a beautiful environment and beautiful sceneries that makes campus life easy and fun

KNUST is well-known for its outstanding academic programs, groundbreaking research, and multicultural student body. It does, however, have its benefits and drawbacks, just like any other institution. Personally, more can be done on the practical sections.

The students who offer engineering programs and other technology inclined programs are always given mandatory letters for internships into various companies in the country so that the students will apply their knowledge in the area. i will always recommend the university

KNUST is by far the best university in Ghana in terms of infrastructure and research development. I would choose KNUST on any day for its beautiful environment and low cost of securing accommodation and cost of living.

The program I studied have given some practical experience and in-depth knowledge in my chosen field. I recommend KNUST to everyone who want to peruse higher studies. You will never regret such decision.

KNUST is one of the most top schools on Africa. One can not talk bout universities in Ghana without talking about KNUST. The way the lecturers teaches is very good, they have sophisticated machines for operating, they have modern library that aids students to learn and the over all student life is the best.

KNUST is an enviable institution that most students in Ghana and abroad long to school in. It has a serene environment that is conducive to teaching and learning. It brings most options to the table for students with diverse talents by introducing other extracurricular activities that will make talents materialise. The only problem I have with Knust is that the theory tuition is too much and they should be looking at practical options of teaching students looking at the world we find ourselves.