Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology is a science-based university in Ghana with competent lecturers, modern academic and accommodation facilities and a rich culture that prepares it students for life even beyond the four walls of the school.

Infrastructures at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology is one of the best there is in Africa. Great lecture halls and hostels with perfect positioning positionings. Most hostels are sited on campus for convenience of students.

When I was a freshman, I was in a public hostel where the security personnel are dedicated to work to ensure safety. This included verifying identities of outsiders or students who don’t belong to particular halls. After my first year, I had to find a secure hostel and found some right on campus. The GUSSS hostels are very secured. I would recommend this school for its safe environment.

I really enjoyed the lectures because most of our lecturers were friendly and made the studies so fun, I had some interesting groups for most often group discussions which was very interactive, there were many take-home assignments which always kept us studying and the programme as a whole is very challenging and so day in day out you get to broaden your knowledge on most of the disciplines in the engineering field, our curriculum was structured in such a way that the first two years you would take a general and fundamental engineering course but the other two years are just for specializations in one’s field with trips to some companies to really grasp the industrial aspect of what we learnt.. the school organized most often hall weeks and so socially it was fun, academically too there was workshops organized and health Wise too there was a series of health-related activities to keep everyone active including health walk, first aid basic techniques and the like… In total, I would say my school has really shaped me to actually become what I perceive in life and of course would recommend it to everyone not only in my country but international too though it’s in Africa.. haha … What I didn’t like about my programme or the engineering as a whole was, there was less of a practical sense and more of theoretical aspects and I think the faculty can do something about it to inculcate that most often into the curriculum .. overall my school is the best here in Ghana!