Two lecturers from our ERASMUS+ KA171 partner institution Koforidua Technical University in Würzburg are currently visiting us. The aim of Linda Appiah Boamah and Clement Nyamekye’s visit is to further strengthen our cooperation on student exchange within the project.
In addition, we will also discuss common research interests and possible future scientific collaborations.
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