The University will be holding the 2025 Matriculation Ceremony for its first year students. All Freshers are to submit the Matriculation Oath via: #2025matriculation #freshersday2025 #knustudents

The initiative focuses on capacity building and digital skills development, aiming to provide female students with job-ready training to tackle the global unemployment crisis. Learn more here⬇️

His academic journey took an unexpected turn during his Master’s degree when he faced a life-changing challenge: he became deaf just as he was nearing the completion of his studies. Learn more here⬇️

This Cinnabar Moth Caterpillar at the KNUST Botanic Gardens is serving striped realness and slaying the eco-game! 📷| @jenefoffei

The 24-hour library service is part of KNUST’s broader strategy to enhance the academic experience and promote student success. Learn more here⬇️

This initiative, under the EU-Ghana Pact for Skills Project: Support Tertiary Education for Sustainable Employability, is funded by the European Union. Learn more here⬇️

Fillaooo, Filla! As the world celebrates #WorldRadioDay2025 , it’s important to acknowledge the role that a program like @focusfmknust Campus Filla has played in shaping campus culture and student life. Learn more here⬇️

Jesse James Azzu (BFA '00), a sculptor, carved his name into the university’s history, leaving behind a legacy not only of stone and concrete but of resilience, passion, and cultural pride. Learn more here⬇️

The Big Six monument at the Independence Hall, KNUST, was the first in the country, where the six are depicted together in concrete. We will unveil the sculptor behind this and many more at noon... #AroundKNUST #CampusToImpact

Her 2023 study emphasized the need for routine testing for diarrhoea-causing E. coli to improve diagnosis and treatment, especially for children. By adopting more precise detection methods, healthcare providers can better manage the disease and reduce their spread in communities.

What started as an initiative to boost female enrollment soon expanded beyond the university. Recognizing the need to inspire young girls early, WiSTEM GH launched the Girls' Camp in 2018. Learn more here⬇️

If you could have dinner with any female scientist (real or fictional), who would it be and what would you ask them? We asked our students. #WomenInScience

In 2023, Dr. Kate Takyi and Dr. Rose-Mary Owusuaa Mensah developed a novel dataset focused on African sign languages, aiming to address the longstanding gap in sign language translation technology for underrepresented communities. #WomenInSTEM

In a study published in 2021, Prof. Mrs. Boakye-Gyasi found that okra (nkuruma) pectin could be used to produce more affordable and natural pharmaceutical products, particularly in developing countries where okra is readily available. #WomenInScienceDay

In 2019, Dr. Eghan used advanced mathematical tools to study how stock returns behave over time and across different trading frequencies. #WomenInScienceDay Find more about her work here⬇️

Prof. Nkansah finds solutions to environmental problems associated with levels and fate of toxic substances in food, water, soil, rocks, sediments etc and the interaction of these pollutants with each other in the environment. Learn more about her here⬇️

They say math is hard, but have you ever tried explaining WiFi to your grandma? Shoutout to the brilliant women and girls making STEM look easy (even when it’s not)! #WomenInSTEM

Most methods for detecting the banned substance involve destroying the fruit. KNUST scientists have come up with a non-destructive method to identify these chemically enhanced fruits. Learn more here⬇️

We asked: Can you spot a carbide-ripened banana?😉

KNUST scientists are about to drop some a-peeling news at noon! 🕛Think you can spot a carbide-ripened banana? Think again!