DR. Josephine S. Nyantakyi
Graphic Design Lecturer
Teaching and creative practice focused on visual communication, design thinking and the development of professional design skills.
Discover the lecturers whose teaching, studio guidance, research interests and professional experience support creative development across the TTU Graphic Design Department.
Great design education begins with more than learning tools or following instructions. We encourage students to understand the problem first, investigate the audience, explore different possibilities and make visual decisions with purpose.
We believe strong designers should be able to explain not only what they created, but why it works. Students are therefore challenged to research, experiment, refine ideas and connect typography, image, colour, technology and production to clear communication goals.
Our lecturers combine teaching, studio mentorship, research and professional experience to help students develop strong ideas, technical confidence and a thoughtful approach to visual communication.
Graphic Design Lecturer
Teaching and creative practice focused on visual communication, design thinking and the development of professional design skills.
Visual Communication
Supporting students through studio practice, visual research, typography and audience-centred communication.
Digital & Multimedia Design
Exploring contemporary digital tools, multimedia communication and creative methods that connect concept with execution.
Advertising & Brand Communication
Developing student understanding of branding, advertising, creative strategy and applied visual communication.
Print & Production
Connecting design development with practical production, prepress knowledge and contemporary printing processes.
Great design education goes beyond teaching software or completing assignments. It is built through research, experimentation, critique, technical discipline and the confidence to explain why a creative decision works. Our lecturers guide students through that process, helping them connect strong visual foundations with contemporary tools and real communication challenges.
The goal is not simply to produce attractive work, but to help students become thoughtful designers who can investigate problems, develop ideas, respond to audiences and communicate with clarity and purpose.
Whether you are an alumnus returning to your alma mater, a prospective student aspiring to study design at Takoradi Technical University, or an industry corporate partner, we welcome you to attend our Golden Jubilee events.