At each level of the association, KNUST students are formally represented. The entire student body is represented by the Students’ Representative Council (SRC). Students are also members of college, faculty, and departmental organizations.
Graduate students have their own representation bodies in the programs offered by their separate departments, both collectively and individually. We are an ideal democratic institution in which the voices of the university’s primary stakeholders are heard and weighed collectively in order to improve administration.
College, Faculty and Department
- Architecture Students’ Association of Ghana
- Association of Aerospace Engineering Students, Ghana
- Association of Computer Engineering Students
- Association of Geomatic Engineering Students
- Association of Material Engineering Students
- Association of Mathematical Students
- Biological Science Students’ Association
- Building Technology Students’ Association
- Chemical Engineering Students’ Association
- Civil Engineering Students’ Association
- College of Architecture and Planning Students
- College of Art and Social Sciences Students’ Council
- Computer Science Society
- Electrical/Electronic Engineering Students’ Association
- Faculty of Art Students’ Association
- French Club
- Ghana Association of Agricultural Students
- Ghana Biochemistry Students’ Association
- Ghana Engineering Students’ Association
- Ghana Pharmaceutical Students’ Association
- Graduate Students Association of Ghana
- Graphic Arts Students Association
- International Students Association (ISA)
- KNUST School of Business Graduate Students’ Assoc
- Land Management & Development Students’ Association
- Law Students Union
- Mechanical Engineering Students’ Association
- Medical Laboratory Students’ Association
- Medical Students’ Association
- Metal Product Design Students
- Nursing Students’ Association
- Optometry Students’ Association of Ghana
- Petroleum Students’ Association of Ghana
- Physics Students’ Association of Ghana
- Renewable Natural Resources Students Association
- Science Students Association
- Social Science Society
- Society of Integrated Rural Artists
- Students Chemical Society
- Students’ Representative Council
- Textile Students Association
- Tourism Students’ Association
On campus, there are a variety of organizations and organisations ranging from Old School connections to general interest groups. On campus, there are over 100 student groups and organizations, and that number is growing since students are encouraged to form new clubs that suit their interests – and they do! Students run and manage all student organizations, and there is practically something for everyone.