Student support, leadership, and accountability — all in one place.

Your SRC, Built Around Student Needs

Find SRC updates, report concerns, follow projects, access student resources, and stay connected to the leadership representing Technologians across UENR.

What do you need today?

Report a Concern

Welfare, academic, security, health, accommodation, financial, or general campus concerns - reviewed and followed up.

Anidasoɔ nsae

Welfare, academic, security, health, accommodation, financial, or general campus concerns - reviewed and followed up.

Follow SRC Projects

Completed, ongoing, and promised projects - with status, labels, photos and impac figures.

Access Student Services

Scholarships, clubs & societies, skills & entrepreneurship, legal guidance, and welfare support pathways.

Find Events

Freshers activities, SRC Weeks, sports, entertainment, and student engagements.

Download Documents

Constitution, election guidelines, minutes, and committee reports.

500+

students supported through Anidaso Nsae

GHS400K+

disbursed in student financial support

50/50

fee system implemented for all students

Wi-Fi

expanded across lecture halls

500+

lecture chairs & tables in procurement

GHS5k+

sports support · Mini GUSA medals

What your SRC does

Student Welfare

Concerns relating to accommodation, health, sanitation, financial difficulty, safety, and general wellbeing.

Academic Advocacy

Engaging university authorities on teaching, learning, assessment, lecture hall conditions, and academic access.

Projects & Campus Improvement

Practical improvements: furniture, Wi-Fi, student spaces, access routes, and campus facilities.

Student Life & Events

Freshers' welcome activities, Kujabula Week, SRC programmes, entertainment, sports, and engagements.

Representation & Accountability

Representing students through the Executive, Parliamentary and Judicial Councils, committees, and offices.

Agenda 50/50 Fee Payment System

The SRC implemented the Agenda 50/50 policy, allowing students to pay 50% of their academic fees in the first semester and the remaining 50% in the second semester — easing financial pressure and improving access to education.