The deal also encapsulates exchange programmes for the benefit for staff and students of the two universities. The Vice – Chancellor of STU, Prof. Engineer Kwadwo Adinkrah-Appiah, observed that the the German university was the perfect partner for the project.
He was optimistic that the partnership would place the university at the forefront of technological advancement in Ghana, as well as the rest of the world. Professor Adinkrah-Appiah noted that despite Germany’s progress in the area of socio – economic advancement, it still invested in education and research.
In response, the Vice Rector of University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Prof. Ing Helmut Hachul, agreed that the university is ready to work with STU, in order to accomplish phenomenal results.
Source: GhanaWeb
