The College of Health Sciences at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology has marked a significant milestone with the inaugural white coat ceremony for students of the Schools of Medical Sciences and Dentistry.
The event which symbolizes the transition from preclinical to clinical education saw 360 medical and dental students take a significant step into their clinical journey.
The KNUST Pro Vice-Chancellor Prof. David Asamoah in his speech underscored the significance of the ceremony.
“The white coat is not just a symbol of your advancement into clinical practice, it represents the trust that society places in you."
He urged them to wear the coat with pride, emphasizing the values of integrity, excellence, and compassion that are central to the medical profession.
“Approach this new chapter with humility and curiosity,” he added.
As the students donned their white coats the Dean of the School of Medical Sciences (SMS), Prof. Akwasi Antwi-Kusi encouraged to them to learn directly from experienced physicians.
