Serving every KsTU student — one council, one voice.
About the Council

A council built to carry the student voice into every decision

The SRC is the recognised student government of Kumasi Technical University, elected each academic year to represent, organise, and advocate for the entire student body.


Our mandate

The Council exists to make sure no student's concern goes unheard. We represent students on university boards and committees, mediate between students and management, and manage services — including hostel allocation — that keep campus life running smoothly.

Every executive member is elected by the student body and serves a one-year term, renewable once. Class representatives from each department feed concerns upward through the General Assembly.


How the council is organised

The SRC operates through an executive council and five standing committees, each chaired by a member of the executive and staffed by volunteer students.

Welfare Committee

Hostel affairs, counselling referrals, and student support.

Academic Affairs

Timetabling, examinations, and lecturer liaison.

Sports & Culture

Inter-hall competitions and cultural events.

Finance & Audit

Dues, budgeting, and financial reporting to the Assembly.


Executive council, 2026/27

Elected by the student body each March, the executive council leads the Council day to day.

AO

Ama Owusu

SRC President

Chairs the General Assembly and represents students on the University Academic Board.

KM

Kwabena Mensah

Vice President

Deputises for the President and oversees inter-committee coordination.

NA

Nana Akosua

Secretary-General

Keeps council records, manages correspondence, and publishes Assembly minutes.

YB

Yaw Boateng

Financial Secretary

Manages SRC dues, budgets committee spending, and reports to the Finance Committee.

EA

Efua Asante

Welfare & Hostel Director

Leads the Hostel Management portal and welfare referrals for all affiliated halls.

SO

Samuel Osei

Public Relations Officer

Runs SRC communications, the news page, and campus-wide announcements.


How you're represented

Every student's voice reaches the Council through a short, direct chain.

You raise it with your class representative

Each department elects a representative who sits in the General Assembly.

It's tabled at the General Assembly

Representatives bring concerns to the monthly Assembly for discussion and vote.

The relevant committee acts on it

Welfare, Academic Affairs, or another committee takes ownership and reports back.

The Executive escalates where needed

Unresolved matters go to university management through the President and Vice President.