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International Diploma in Logistics and Transport – DILT

Candidates must successfully complete five (5) modules through examinations (2 compulsory + 1 elective + 2 optional) or (2 compulsory + 2 elective + 1 optional)

The course consists of the following two (2) compulsory modules;

International Certificate in Logistics and Transport – CILT

Candidates must successfully complete four (4) modules through examinations (3 compulsory and 1 optional)

The course consists of the following three (3) compulsory modules;

• Module A – Supply Chain Management
• Module B – Business Theory
• Module C – Business Applications

A.  INTERNATIONAL ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN LOGISTICS AND TRANSPORT – ADILT

As part of the efforts to develop its Kuntenanse campus, Kumasi Technical University (KsTU) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to construct an ultramodern structure at Kuntenanse for its Faculty of Engineering and Technology.

The Kumasi Technical University led by the Vice-Chancellor (VC), Ing Professor Osei-Wusu Achaw has launched a research and innovation fund at a brief ceremony held at the University to enhance the research capacity of staff of the Institution.

In line with the requirement of attaining a Masters degree in Kumasi Technical University, the Graduate School of Kumasi Technical University (KsTU), organised a viva-voce for seven of its final year Master of Technology (MTech) students. These students made presentations of their thesis which was examined by their supervisors.

Dr. Alexander Otchere Fianko (CMILT, MGIPS, CILT) is a senior lecturer in the Department of Procurement and Supply Chain Management and Head of Continuous and Professional Development Programmes of IDCE. He has recently been awarded a chartered membership status with the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT).

The Industrial Liaison Office of Kumasi Technical University (KsTU) has organised a workshop for students towards their preparation for industrial attachment placement.

The University has the obligation to produce graduates who are relevant to industry. This shall be achieved by linking in-school training to real industrial practice which provides life-changing opportunities and knowledge for students to gain and apply learned knowledge and skills at the workplace.

The World Scientist and University Rankings 2021 ranked lecturers for their research work and the impact on their various universities. Two (2) of Kumasi Technical University’s (KsTU) lecturers were captured in its latest monitoring work.

Kumasi Technical University (KsTU) has been accredited to train and hone the skills of master artisans in the areas within the construction industry. This will ultimately help to formalise the operations of these artisans under the programme dubbed “Professionalisation of Artisans (ProfArts) Project”.

In its quest to broaden the frontiers of knowledge, Kumasi Technical University (KsTU) the best technical university in Ghana and one of the best in Africa is determined to vigorously push the agenda of collaborative research. This is being done through bilateral and multilateral collaborations. In this regard, researchers all over the world especially in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) as well as some aspects of the social sciences are being pursued.

The Vice-Chancellor of Kumasi Technical University (KsTU), Ing. Prof Osei-Wusu Achaw on Tuesday June 22, 2021, paid a working visit to the Adako Jachie campus of the Technical University to inspect the ongoing turn-key Ghana-China (AVIC International) project on the ‘Rehabilitation and Upgrading of Equipment in Polytechnics and Technical Institutes (Including Technical Universities)’.