The University of Technology and Applied Sciences UTAS has formally changed its name. This follows recent changes made to the law that established the university. The university was previously called C.K. Tedam University of Technology and Applied Sciences.
An announcement was made by the office of the Registrar. This office handles official university records and communications. The name change is in line with the amended Act of Parliament.
The new name emphasizes the university's focus on technology and applied sciences. It aims to reflect its mission and vision for the future of higher education in Ghana. The transition is expected to be smooth for students and staff.
The Parliament of Ghana passed the amendment recently. This legislative action provides the legal basis for the name change. It ensures the university operates under its new official designation.
The university is committed to providing quality education. Its programs are designed to meet the demands of the modern economy. The name change is a step towards strengthening its identity and brand.
Students, faculty, and alumni will be informed of the new official name. All university communications and documents will be updated accordingly. This marks a new chapter for the institution.