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From toilet attendant to UMaT Vice-Chancellor: The inspiring story of Professor Kumi-Boateng
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Professor Bernard Kumi-Boateng has been invested as UMaT’s fourth Vice-Chancellor after rising from humble beginnings as a toilet attendant in Bantama to become a professor and university leader.
Vice Chancellor of UMaT, Professor Kumi-Boateng However, before becoming the leader of one of Ghana’s foremost science and engineering institutions, Professor Kumi-Boateng’s journey began in much humbler circumstances.
Vice-Chancellor, Professor Kumi-Boateng As Vice-Chancellor, he has outlined a vision focused on innovation, financial sustainability, quality teaching and research, and accountable leadership, with the aim of positioning UMaT among Africa’s leading science and engineering universities.
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