6th INDUSTRY-ACADEMIA INTERACTION SERIES AND EXHIBITION6th INDUSTRY-ACADEMIA INTERACTION SERIES AND EXHIBITIONTDIP Road ShowManuscript Preparation From An Editor and an Editor-In-Chief Perspective IAST JOINS CBAS TEAM ON AN INDUSTRIAL VISIT TO REROY GROUP OF COMPANIESIAST JOINS CBAS TEAM ON AN INDUSTRIAL VISIT TO REROY GROUP OF COMPANIESUniversity Of Ghana Renews MoU with Nestlé Ghana LimitedIAST 5TH INDUSTRY-ACADEMIA INTERACTION SERIESIAST AND GEN-G OFFICIALS CALL ON VICE-CHANCELLORInstitute of Applied Science and Technology Donates to Department of Family and Consumer SciencesLAUNCH OF THE UNIVERSITY OF GHANA INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROGRAMME (UGIEP)Business Intelligence/Analytics WorkshopGREENHOUSE VEGETABLE PRODUCTIONIMPACT WEEK 2019 - Design Thinking WorkshopUG-GIZ HACKATHON 2019COMMISSIONING OF UNIVERSITY OF GHANA CENTRE FOR INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP BY THE VC, PROF. EBENEZER ODURO-OWUSUDRIInC Training CoursesNana Osei Bonsu, CEO of Private Enterprise FoundationMr. Asomani Stephen receiving his award from an official from Societe Generale Bank

UG-GIZ HACKATHON 2019

COMMISSIONING OF UNIVERSITY OF GHANA CENTRE FOR INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Nana Osei Bonsu, CEO of Private Enterprise Foundation giving a speech at the Industry-Academia Interaction Series(IAIS - UG 70th Anniversary)

Director's Welcome Message

 

Prof. David Dodoo-Arhin

Welcome to the Institute of Applied Science and Technology (IAST) of the University of Ghana. In January 2012, Council of the University of Ghana on the recommendation of the Academic Board authorized the establishment of an Institute of Applied Science and Technology. This followed the report and recommendations of the Vice Chancellor’s Committee on the Creation of an Institute to enhance the transfer of knowledge, technology and innovation from University research to meet the needs of industry. The committee which was chaired by Professor Ivan Addae-Mensah also recommended that IAST be a multidisciplinary institute bringing together researchers from the entire university.

The Committee further recommended that the programmes of the Institute should be industry-led through the establishment of an Advisory Board with strong representation from Ghanaian industry. The governance structures of the Institute which include the Advisory Board and Management Committee are expected to ensure that this is done. Administratively, the Institute sits in the College of Basic and Applied Sciences which is an amalgamation of the previous Faculties of Science, Engineering Sciences and School of Agriculture and their associated research institutes namely the Institute of Environment and Sanitation Studies and the Institute of Agricultural Research.

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