The Faculty of Built and Natural Environment at Kumasi Technical University (KsTU) has concluded a 2026 Final Year Exit Conference designed to equip graduating students with the essential skills, knowledge, and professional guidance needed for a successful transition into the workforce. The conference, held at the Faculty Auditorium, brought together final-year students, faculty members, and department heads for discussions centered on career development, mentorship, leadership, and workplace preparedness – a crucial step for students entering the professional sphere. The event was spearheaded by Dean Prof. F.K. Bondinuba, who emphasized the importance of preparing students not only academically but also professionally, reflecting the demands of the modern workplace. Prof. Bondinuba acknowledged that some students faced challenges during their studies and offered a sincere apology on behalf of the University and Faculty, expressing accountability for any inconvenience arising from administrative processes. He underscored the University’s commitment to continuous improvement, assuring students that their feedback and experiences would be invaluable in enhancing service delivery and academic support. The Dean also commended the graduates for their diligence, dedication, and loyalty throughout their academic journey, highlighting their patience and commitment to their studies. He encouraged them to embrace lifelong learning, uphold professional integrity, and approach the job market with confidence, seeking opportunities to create value for society. The conference featured presentations from faculty members and industry experts, including the Vice Dean and Head of the Department of Estate Management, Dr. Amakie Boakye Agyemang; Dr. Aloysius Sam; Dr. Ebenezer Afrane; Dr. Mary Amoah; Dr. Kasim Iddrisu, and Miss Susan Djokoto. Participants actively engaged in question-and-answer sessions, received mentorship guidance, and interacted with professionals from a diverse range of fields, including construction and natural environment sectors. The Exit Conference is a key component of KsTU’s ongoing strategy to produce highly skilled graduates who are equipped to contribute meaningfully to national development and industry growth. As students embark on their final year and the next phase of their careers, the University authorities express confidence that the knowledge and experiences gained from the conference will provide a strong foundation for their future success. The conference’s success reflects the University’s commitment to providing students with the tools they need to thrive in a competitive job market. Godfred Dame opposes trial of Hanan Abdul-Hamid during legal vacation”
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