KNUST Becomes First Ghanaian University To Get Virtual Reality Studio: "Education To The Next Level"

• KNUST has taken tertiary education to the next level with the introduction of the premier Virtual Reality Studios
• The institution announced the great news on X (former Twitter), where it indicated that the move is aimed at revolutionalising practical education
• Netizens who saw the video were impressed with the initiative and took to the comment section to praise the school

One of Ghana's prestigious universities, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has unveiled the premier Virtual Reality Studios in the country.

Announcing the great news in a post shared on X (formerly Twitter), the institution indicated that the move is aimed at revolutionising practical academic learning.

"KNUST has inaugurated Ghana's first-ever Virtual Reality Studios to improve practical Academic lessons," the tweet said.

This forms part of the Vice Chancellor, Prof Mrs Rita Akosua Dickson's agenda to promote the use of cutting-edge e-learning technologies, the post further indicated.

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The facility includes a virtual reality space and ideation rooms which are open to all students of the university.

See the post below:

Netizens laud KNUST over the introduction of Virtual Reality Studio

Netizens, especially students of KNUST who saw the video were very impressed. They took to the comment section to laud the management of the school over the initiative.

@Erlich Bauchman wrote:

"Next sem parn dier ago sleep for there."

@Lamine_YamalFBC wrote:

"We’re exploring it right now."

@ebenezer_carson wrote:

"Wonderful."

@Asiedu Kwame Emmanuel wrote:

"The school."

@Abdul Lateef wrote:

"Where is it situated in school?"

@Markboata1 wrote:

"Great."

KNUST courses and cut-off points for 2023/2024

Earlier, YEN.com.gh published courses offered at KNUST and their cut-off points.

For those looking to begin or further their university studies in Ghana, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) is, inarguably, one of the best options to consider.

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It updates its programmes frequently to meet the prevailing demands and ensure that students get market-relevant knowledge and skills.

The institution was established with a primary focus on science and technology but has recently widened its scope to include numerous other courses.

Source: YEN.com.gh