Deadline for the submission of application forms is 31st May, 2019.
NB: All International Applicants must visit https://apps.knust.edu.gh/admissions/ to generate login credentials and apply online. International applicants who are admitted will be required to pay an application fee of USD 200.00 before registration.
A good Bachelor’s degree (First Class or Second Class (Upper Division)) in Agriculture or related disciplines from KNUST or any recognized University. Candidates with Second Class (Lower Division) are required to pass an interview.
Candidates applying for Doctor of Philosophy degree must have a Master’s degree or its equivalent in Agriculture or related disciplines from KNUST or any recognized University and shall submit evidence of adequate training and ability to undertake the proposed programme.
A Bachelor’s degree in Agriculture or related discipline from a recognized university is required for MPhil degree in the Department. Preference is given to applicants with First or Second Class (Upper Division) degrees.
Applicants seeking admission to PhD programmes should normally have either an MSc or MPhil degree in the relevant discipline. In addition, all applicants will have to pass an interview conducted by the Departmental Board.
MPhil - A good Bachelor’s degree (First Class or Second Class (Upper Division) in Agriculture, Landscaping and Allied programmes with First Class or Second Class (Upper Division).
Candidates with Second Class (Lower Division) may be considered after an interview or must demonstrate considerable experience in research in the relevant field.
PhD - Candidates applying for Doctor of Philosophy degree must have a Master’s degree or its equivalent in the relevant field of study, including Horticulture, Agronomy, Biological/ Environmental Science, Postharvest Technology, Food Science, Biochemistry or related disciplines from KNUST or any recognized University and shall submit evidence of adequate training and ability to undertake proposed programme.
Candidates with degrees in Architecture, Planning, Geography, Fine Art, Civil Engineering and Building Technology may also be considered for programmes in Landscape Studies only.
The programme accepts first degree holders with a minimum of Second Class (Upper Division) in Agribusiness Management, Business Administration, Agriculture and relevant subject areas from an approved University or Institution of Higher Learning. Relevant academic, administrative or field experience will be an advantage but not a prerequisite. Applicants must have a thorough proficiency in written and spoken English. Candidates must pass a selection interview to be conducted by the Department and demonstrate their ability to pay required fees.
The programme accepts first degree holders with a minimum of Second Class (Upper Division) in Agribusiness Management, Agriculture and relevant subject areas from an approved University or Institution of Higher Learning. Several years of relevant academic, administrative or field experience will be an advantage but not a prerequisite. Applicants must have a thorough proficiency in written and spoken English. Candidates must pass a selection interview to be conducted by the Department and demonstrate their ability to pay required fees.
The programme accepts MPhil degree holders in Agribusiness Management from KNUST or equivalent qualifications from approved Universities or Institutions of Higher Learning. Applicants must have proficiency in written and spoken English. Candidates must pass a selection interview to be conducted by the Department and demonstrate their ability to pay the required fees. Other MSc/MPhil or equivalent degree holders in relevant subject areas (Agriculture, Natural Resource Management, Rural Development, Economics, Development Planning, Development Studies) from an approved University or Institution of Higher Learning may be required to take relevant courses from the MSc/MPhil Agribusiness programme as prescribed by the Departmental Board.
The programme accepts first degree holders with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division) in Agriculture or relevant subject areas (Natural Resources Management, Rural Development, Development Planning, Development Studies, Environmental Management, Sociology, Psychology) from an approved University or Institution of Higher Learning. Relevant academic, administrative or field experience will be an advantage but not a prerequisite. Applicants must have proficiency in written and spoken English. Candidates must pass a selection interview to be conducted by the Department and demonstrate their ability to pay required fees.
The programme accepts first degree holders with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division) in Agriculture or relevant subject areas (Natural Resources Management, Sociology, Psychology) from an approved University or Institution of Higher Learning. Relevant academic, administrative or field experience will be an advantage but not a prerequisite. Applicants must have proficiency in written and spoken English. Candidates must pass a selection interview to be conducted by the Department and demonstrate their ability to pay required fees.
The programme will admit MPhil degree holders in Agricultural Extension and Development Communication from KNUST or equivalent qualification from approved Universities or Institutions of Higher Learning. Applicants must have proficiency in written and spoken English. Candidates must pass a selection interview to be conducted by the Department and demonstrate their ability to pay required fees. Other MPhil or equivalent degree holders in relevant subject areas (Agriculture, Natural Resources Management, Rural Development, Development Planning, Development Studies, Environmental Management, Sociology, Psychology) from an approved University or Institution of Higher Learning may be required to take relevant courses from the MSc/MPhil programmes as prescribed by the Departmental Board.
The programme accepts applicants with at least a Bachelor of Science (BSc) or Bachelor of Arts (BA) Second Class (Upper Division) or its equivalent in Agriculture, Agricultural Economics, Economics or other related disciplines from a recognized University. Candidates must pass a selection interview to be conducted by the Department and demonstrate their ability to pay the required fees.
MSc/MPhil degree in Agriculture or relevant subject areas from a recognized University or Institution of Higher Learning. Candidates must pass a selection interview to be conducted by the Department and demonstrate their ability to pay required fees.
Candidates must possess good first degree (minimum of Second Class Upper or equivalent qualification) in Sustainable and Rural Development, Natural Resources Management, Environmental Management, Agriculture, Planning, Land Economy, Law, Health, Business, Social and Natural Sciences from recognized institutions. Applicants must have a thorough proficiency in written and spoken English. Candidates must pass a selection interview to be conducted by the Department and demonstrate their ability to pay required fees.
Applicants should have a Bachelor of Science degree, minimum Second Class (Lower Division) or equivalent from an accredited university in a discipline related to the course, preferably combined with relevant working experience. Candidates must also attend and pass an interview session in the Department.
The PhD applicant must hold a Master’s Degree in Wildlife and Range Management, Forestry, Natural Resources Management and other related disciplines.
Candidates must also attend and pass an interview session with a panel from the Department before being granted admission.
A bachelor’s degree, First or Second Class (Upper Division) in natural resource management, environmental management, agriculture, engineering, planning, land economy, law, business, social or natural sciences. Applicants with Second Class (Lower Division) and some work experience may be admitted after an interview.
A bachelor’s degree, First Class or Second Class (Upper Division) in Natural Resource Management, Agriculture or Natural Sciences.
Holders of a minimum of Second Class (Upper Division) in thir first degree, plus a good Master’s degree in Natural Resource Management, Environmental Management, Agriculture, Land Economy, Law, Business, Social or Natural Sciences. Applicants with Second Class (Lower Division) and a good Master’s degree in addition to some work experience may be admitted after an interview.
The MPhil programme is open to holders of First Class or Second Class (Upper Division) degrees in Natural Resources Management, Agriculture or Biological Sciences. Graduates in other disciplines with relevant field experience are also considered for admission. In addition, candidates will be required to attend and pass an interview before admission.
The PhD programme is open to holders of MPhil in Agroforestry, Natural Resources Management or related field of study with appropriate field experience. Candidates will be required to take relevant courses during the programme. An interview is highly relevant in the admission process.
Applicants must possess Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree preferably with a minimum of Second Class (Upper Division) or its equivalent from a recognized university.
Applicants who do not satisfy the requirement stated above but hold LLB degree with Second Class (Lower Division) from a recognized university and have impressive recommendation may be admitted to the programme upon successful entrance examination and/or an interview.
Candidates must attend and pass an interview conducted by the Faculty.
A good first degree,(at least) Second Class (Lower Division) in the following disciplines; Economics (with Finance, Mathematics, Statistics, Geography, Law, Sociology, Political Science and History), Business Administration, Mathematics, Statistics, Engineering, Physics, Actuarial Science, Environmental Science, Land Economy, Natural Resources Management, Geography, Geography and Resource Development, Geography and Rural Development, Geography and Regional Planning, Development Studies and related disciplines. Admission is subject to passing an entrance examination.
A good first degree in Economics (at least) Second Class (Upper Division) is required. Candidates must have done Econometrics, Advanced Economic Theory and Mathematics for Economists at the undergraduate level in a recognized tertiary institution. Admission is subject to passing an interview.
A good first degree in Economics, Second Class (Upper Division) plus an MPhil (with an average grade not less than a B or equivalent) in Economics or related field with sufficient background in Microeconomics, Macroeconomics and Econometrics from a recognized tertiary institution. A good background in econometrics, statistics and mathematics will be an added advantage. Admission is subject to passing an interview.
Candidates must hold a good First degree in French (Second Class (Lower Division) or better or a postgraduate qualification relevant to the area of study) from a recognised University. In addition, candidates will be required to pass a written examination and interview.
Applicants seeking admission to the Master of Philosophy (MPhil) programme in English should have graduated with an English major, with at least Second Class (Upper Division). Candidates with Second Class (Lower Division) have to pass both written examination and an interview.
Candidates must have an MA/MPhil degree in English from a recognized institution or an equivalent degree accepted by the Academic Board.
A good Bachelor’s Degree in Geography, Development Studies, Natural Sciences, or other Geography-related disciplines, with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division), from a recognized University is required.
Other Candidates with other professional qualifications may be considered. Candidates shall be considered at a selection interview.
A good first degree in Geography, Development Studies, Natural Sciences or other Geography related disciplines. A First Class or Second Class (Upper Division) is preferred. Candidates shall be selected at a selection interview. A submission of synopsis of proposed thesis is a requirement.
Master’s Degree in Geography, Development Studies or other Geography related disciplines. Candidates shall be selected at a selection interview. Submission and presentation of thesis proposal is a requirement.
Candidates must have obtained a good first degree (Second Class (Lower Division) or better) in either Religious Studies or Theology from a recognised University or accredited Theological Seminary/Institution.
Candidates must have obtained a good first degree (Second Class Upper Division or better) in either Religious Studies or Theology from a recognised University or accredited Theological Seminary/Institution.
For the MA and MPhil programmes candidates with Social Sciences or Humanities background must in addition have a Diploma in Theology/Religious Studies from a recognised/accredited Institution or Seminary. Admission is subject to passing an entrance examination and interview.
Candidates must have obtained an MPhil degree in either Religious Studies or Theology from a recognised University or accredited Theological Seminary/Institution.
Candidate must have second degree in Religious Studies or Theology with extensive research from recognized University or Theological Seminary/Institution.
Candidate with one year Master’s degree in the Humanities or Social Sciences will be made to take the first year courses in MPhil in Religious Studies Programme at the department. They should pass all courses and attain a minimum CWA of 55.00 before they could be admitted into the PhD programme.
In addition, candidates must pass a selection interview before they are admitted into the programme.
A good first degree in Sociology or Social Work with at least Second Class (Lower Division) or better from a recognized University.
A Postgraduate Diploma in the Humanities from an Accredited University with at least two years working experience.
All applicants must pass a selection interview.
Applicants must have a Bachelor of Arts or Science degree with Second Class (Lower Division) or better. All disciplinary backgrounds will be considered. International applicants must, in general, meet the requirements above and also demonstrate proficiency in English as the medium of classroom instruction. All applications must include transcripts of all post-secondary level education received as well as three letters of recommendation from individuals in professional capacities who are familiar with the applicant’s potential for graduate study. The final requirement for admission is an entry examination and a departmental interview to determine applicants’ likelihood of academic success.
Applicants must have a Bachelor of Arts or Science degree with Second Class (Upper Division) or better in History, Economics, Political Science, Law or Sociology. Other disciplinary backgrounds will be considered. Holders of Second Class (Lower Division) in history may be considered if they have at least two years’ work experience in a professional supervisory position. International applicants must, in general, meet the requirements above and also demonstrate proficiency in English as the medium of classroom instruction. All applications must include transcripts of all post-secondary level education received as well as three letters of recommendation from individuals in professional capacities who are familiar with the applicant’s potential for graduate study. The final requirement for admission is an entry examination and a departmental interview to determine applicants’ likelihood of academic success.
Applicants must have a Bachelor of Arts or Science degree with Second Class (Upper Division) or better in Political Science, Political Studies, History, Law or Sociology. Other disciplinary backgrounds will be considered. Holders of Second Class (Lower Division) may be considered if they have at least two years’ work experience in a professional supervisory position. International applicants must, in general, meet the requirements above and also demonstrate proficiency in English as the medium of classroom instruction. All applications must include transcripts of all post-secondary level education received as well as three letters of recommendation from individuals in professional capacities who are familiar with the applicant’s potential for graduate study. The final requirement for admission is an entry examination and a departmental interview to determine applicants’ likelihood of academic success.
Applicants for the PhD Historical Studies degree are expected to have completed a postgraduate master’s thesis (MA, MSc, MRes or MPhil in History). Other disciplinary backgrounds will be considered. In cases where the applicant is lacking knowledge in the foundational courses, the applicant will do a top up of the relevant courses. The candidate shall be assessed within twelve months of admission and advised on suitability or otherwise. All applications must include a research proposal, copies of transcripts of all postsecondary level education received as well as three letters of recommendation from individuals in professional capacities who are familiar with the applicant’s potential for graduate study. The final requirement for admission is a Departmental Board interview to determine applicants’ likelihood of academic success.
Candidates must possess a good first degree (minimum of Second Class (Lower Division) or equivalent professional qualifications from a recognised institution in any relevant area.
Applicants must in addition have a thorough proficiency in written English. Candidates must pass a selection interview to be conducted by the School. An entrance examination may be required when necessary.
All candidates must demonstrate their ability to pay all approved programme fees for the duration of study.
MSc applicants must possess good first degree in a relevant discipline with at least Second Class (Lower Division) or its equivalent.
Applicants must in addition have a thorough proficiency in written and spoken English.
Applicants must possess an Honours Degree from a recognized University or Institution of Higher Learning.
Applicants with certificates in any of the courses under the MSc in Corporate Governance and Strategic Leadership programme from KNUST shall be given exemptions up to the number of courses already taken.
All candidates must possess an Honours Degree with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division) from a recognized University or institution of higher learning.
All candidates must attend and pass interview sessions conducted by the Departments.
All candidates must have Master’s degree (MA/MSc/MBA) in a related area.
Candidates shall hold Master’s degree (MSc in relevant Business Administration subject area or MBA) from a recognized University or institution of higher learning.
Possess a good first degree (minimum of Second Class (Lower Division)) in any subject area.
At the end of the first year, have a minimum CWA of 70 to proceed to MPhil in the second year [else the candidate would be terminating with Master of Science (MSc) in the relevant Business Administration subject area].
Candidates who possess MPhil degree qualifications in the relevant subject areas related to business and management (e.g., Accounting, Marketing, Strategic Management, Human Resource Management or Logistics and Supply Chain Management) from a recognized University or institution of higher learning.
Candidates holding Master’s degree in relevant subject areas (e.g. MSc/MA/MBA, etc. in Business Administration) from a recognized University or institution of higher learning.
Please, Note that the Evening and Weekend programmes are NOT Distance Learning programmes.
MPhil Chieftaincy and Traditional Leadership Studies.
MA Chieftaincy and Traditional Leadership Studies.
Postgraduate Diploma in Chieftaincy and Traditional Leadership Studies.
Postgraduate Certificate in Chieftaincy and Traditional Leadership Studies.
Certificate of Participation in Chieftaincy and Traditional Leadership Studies.
The Programmes target chiefs and practitioners in various sectors who need to upgrade their competency skills to be able to effectively deliver on their mandates and resolve challenges in their institutions.
The Master of Philosophy is a modular programme of two years’ duration and divided into four modules. Participants/Students may therefore enroll on the programme and terminate their studies after completing one or two modules and obtain a certificate of participation or may continue to complete all four modules and obtain a Master of Philosophy degree.
Participants who wish to obtain a Postgraduate Diploma, a Master of Art or Master of Philosophy degree must be holders of a good Bachelor degree (First Class or Second Class (Upper Division) or their equivalent)) in Engineering, Science, Health and the Humanities.
Applicants with Second Class (Lower Division) with some work experience may be admitted. Applicants who wish to earn only certificates of participation may be admitted with higher school certificate. All applicants will be admitted upon passing an interview.
This programme is offered to students with architecture background, after obtaining a first undergraduate degree. Admission to this programme may be preceded by an interview.
Applicants who have completed the Postgraduate Diploma (or higher) in Architecture and related fields of study from accredited/government recognized university will be admitted into the programme.
Applicants must demonstrate relevant experience as well as the capacity for undertaking advanced academic study with at least an Undergraduate and Postgraduate cumulative weighted average in architectural (or related fields ) studies of at least 60.
Three letters of recommendation from three previous faculties and/or members of the profession.
This programme is for students with a first degree in Architecture from any recognizable institution. Applicants are chosen by set criteria based on detailed results at the undergraduate levels.
Applicants must demonstrate relevant experience as well as the capacity for undertaking advanced academic study with at least an Undergraduate and Postgraduate cumulative weighted average in architectural (or related fields) studies of at least 60.
This programme is open to MPhil, MArch, MSc Architecture, Master of Arts graduates and Postgraduate Diploma in Architecture holders following initial registration on an MPhil Architecture programme. Research in the fields of Engineering, Sciences or Humanities with connection to Architecture is admissible, subject to approval by the Departmental Board.
Demonstrate sufficient ability and interest to undertake the programme.
Attend an interview session and pass the interview before admission.
Submit a coherent and sustainable research proposal with workable programme/time table.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree (with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division)) in Building Technology, Post-graduate diploma (PGD) in Architecture, Construction Technology and Management, Quantity Surveying and Construction Economics and Civil Engineering.
Applicants with Architecture background should have obtained a PGD or MSc in Architecture or qualification in Architecture with is registerable.
Candidates will be admitted in the MSc Construction Management programme in the first year before being promoted to the second year after a satisfactory performance.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree (with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division)) in ANY field/discipline.
Candidates will be admitted in the MSc Procurement Management programme in the first year before being promoted to the second year after a satisfactory performance.
Candidates must attend an interview session and pass the interview before admission.
Submit a researchable thesis proposal and workable programme which are acceptable to the Department.
Candidates will be admitted in the MSc Project Management programme in the first year before being promoted to the second year after a satisfactory performance.
Candidates shall hold a Master’s degree or its equivalent from a recognized institution in Architecture, Building Technology, Quantity Surveying and Construction Technology and management, and Civil Engineering.
Candidates with two-year Master’s degree in Construction Management are admissible.
Candidates must submit a sustainable research proposal and workable programme.
All students admitted are initially enrolled in the Master of Science Programme. After twelve (12) calendar months, students who pass all the required courses will be awarded a Master of Science degree in Development Planning and Management. Those who obtain CWA of 70 or more at the end of the first year may progress as MPhil Development Planning and Management candidates for the second year. Such candidates would spend the academic year writing their theses and will be expected to complete the programme by the end of the second year.
Planning, Development Studies, Integrated Development Studies, Geography, Environmental Studies, Social Studies, Sociology, Land Economy, Agriculture, Renewable Natural Resources, Economics, Civil Engineering, Business and Public Administration or other relevant programmes.
Applicants with post-graduation experience in industry or research may have an added advantage. All applicants must pass selection interviews before gaining admission.
Students enrolled in the SPRING programme are required to pay WEEKEND fee approved by the University.
All students admitted are initially enrolled in the Master of Science Programme. After twelve (12) calendar months, students who pass all the required courses will be awarded a Master of Science degree in Development Policy and Planning (DEPP). Those who obtain CWA of 70 or more at the end of the first year may progress as MPhil Development Policy and Planning candidates for the second year. Such candidates would spend the academic year writing their theses and will be expected to complete the programme by the end of the second year.
Students enrolled in the DEPP programme are required to pay WEEKEND fee approved by the University.
This 12-calendar month M.Sc. Transportation Planning programme, introduced in August 2018, is an inter-collegiate programme developed jointly by the Department of Planning (College of Art and Built Environment) and the Department of Civil Engineering (College of Engineering) with support from École Polytechnique Fédérale de Laussane (EPFL), Switzerland. The introduction of the programme forms part of the Ghana Urban Mobility and Accessibility Project (GUMAP) of the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development (MLGRD) with sponsorship from the Swiss Economic Cooperation (SECO). As a result, the process of developing the programme included a series of consultations with several stakeholders, including the two KNUST colleges (College of Art and Built Environment and College of Engineering), MLGRD, EPFL and SECO.
The programme provides participants with advanced knowledge in transportation planning through a multidisciplinary approach. The programme will provide students with knowledge and skills in: analysis of transportation and land use, design and operation of public transportation systems (including system optimization, simulation and modelling), traffic management, transport governance, operations research, road safety, environmental sustainability, logistics and gender issues in transportation.
Skills needed to work in groups (work with other professionals) in the field of Transportation Planning.
The programme targets young and mid-career professionals specializing or seeking to specialize in Transportation Planning. Graduates of the Programme will fit in the Transportation Departments of the Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies (MMDAs); Transportation Ministries; Private Transport Operator Organizations; Civil Engineering, Transportation Planning and Urban Planning Firms; and Academic and Research Institutions in Ghana and in Africa.
A minimum of Second Class (Upper Division) degree, or its equivalent, in Planning, Engineering, Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, Geography, Architecture, Building Technology, Construction Management, Development Studies and any field of specialization relevant to the programme from a recognized University.
Candidates with B-Tech with at least 2 years’ working experience in the relevant disciplines may be admitted after passing an interview.
Applicants whose working language is not English must show proficiency in both spoken and written English. Where necessary, arrangements will be made with the Department of Languages of the University to offer proficiency course in English prior to embarking on the programme.
Relevant field experience will be an advantage.
All applicants admitted are initially enrolled in the MSc Programmes. After twelve (12) calendar months, students who pass all the required courses will be awarded a Master of Science degree. Those who obtain CWA of 70 or more at the end of first year may progress as MPhil candidates for the second year. Such candidates would spend the academic year writing their theses and will be expected to complete the programme by the end of the second year.
All applicants must pass selection interviews before gaining admission.
In addition, applicants must have written a thesis on contemporary planning issues at the undergraduate level. Applicants who did not write thesis at the undergraduate level and those who wrote group projects may only be admitted under special circumstances.
Students enrolled in the MSc/MPhil programme are required to pay WEEKEND fees approved by the University.
Applicants who did not write a thesis at the Master’s level need not apply to any of the above listed PhD programmes.
Applicants for the PhD Planning programme must hold a good Master of Philosophy degree or a relevant Master’s degree in Planning from recognized universities. Those whose degrees are not in Planning should not apply to the PhD Planning programme.
Applicants with post-graduation experience in industry and proven research backgrounds in publications in reputable journals have added advantage.
All applicants must pass through a competitive interview. Applicants are encouraged to discuss their research proposals with a potential supervisor prior to submitting their applications. Applicants must copy the postgraduate director of such correspondence using the email address: planningpgsch@knust.edu.gh. These research proposals must fall within the four (4) research clustered outlined below.
Urban mobility; Urbanisation; Land use/spatial planning; Transport infrastructure and services; Transport and road safety; Traffic segregation and urban development; Contestations and management of urban environments; Intermediate mode of transport; Transport affordability and access; Transport terminal development; Intelligent transport system; Public transport system.
Water and sanitation sustainability; Housing supply; Resilient cities through the smart social service delivery; Sustainable economic development; Quality of life index and analysis; Infrastructure planning; Heath and education systems; Urban agriculture.
Urban greenery; Natural resource management; Tourism studies; Reusing, recycling, regenerating materials, producing and using renewable energies; Regenerating the cultural heritage/landscape of cities; Waste management; Climate change adaptation; Natural disasters and climate change; Flood management.
Upon admission, all students shall undertake a year’s course work which they are expected to pass and obtained a CWA of 55 or above.
Having passed all course work and with a CWA of 55 or above, all PhD students are required to take and pass a comprehensive examination administered by the Department.
PhD Candidates shall attend weekly Research Seminars and meet certain benchmarks set by the Department.
All applicants who are currently working or those actively seeking for employment MUST NOT APPLY INTO THE FULL TIME PROGRAMME. Such applicants MUST apply to the Part-Time programmes.
The programme is open to all applicants but specifically targeted towards directors of the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development; Staff of Town and Country Planning Department; Managers of Real Estate Companies; Managers of Waste Management Companies; Lands Commission Staff; Forestry Commission Staff, District, Municipal and Metropolitan Chief Executives; District, Municipal and Metropolitan Coordinating Directors, Planning Officers, Director or Works and Engineers.
The MPhil in Urban Management Studies is a two-year programme structured along the lines of both taught and research. The first year is basically devoted to teaching courses that will be examinable at the end of each semester for the two semesters. Teaching will be done at weekends (Saturdays and Sundays).
An Applicant must hold a Bachelor’s degree from any recognized university with a minimum of two years working experience from recognized institutions that are in urban related professions. The applicant will also be required to submit a research proposal and when shortlisted for admission would be invited for an interview. Candidates from the following backgrounds are eligible to apply: Architecture, Public/Business Administration, Settlement/Development Panning, Civil Engineering, Construction Technology and Management/Quantity Surveying and Construction Economics, Geography, Economics population Studies, Land Economy/Real Estate, Social/Political Science, Sociology/Psychology, and Development Studies.
Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree (at least second class) in a Land Economy, Real Estate, Planning, Law, Geomatic/Geodetic Engineering, Geography, Economics, Sociology, Agriculture, Environmental Studies, Natural Resources Management and other related degrees from institutions of recognised standing.
Candidates with a minimum of two years relevant industrial or research experience are preferable.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree (with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division)) in Real Estate, Architecture, Building Technology, Business Administration, Civil Engineering, Construction Management, Construction Technology and Management, Estate Management, IT, Interior Design, Landscape Design, Land Economy, Law, Planning, Project Management, Quantity Surveying and Construction Economics, Geography, Economics or other related degree from institutions of recognised standing. Applicants with B.Tech qualifications are encouraged to apply.
Candidates with a minimum of two years relevant industrial or research experience are preferred.
All candidates must attend an interview session and pass the interview before admission.
Candidates must hold an MSc/MPhil in Land Management, Land Governance, Land Policy, Real Estate, LLM or a Master’s degree in a relevant subject from a recognised University acceptable to the Departmental Board.
Candidates must submit a sustainable proposal and workable programme that fit into the land industry and acceptable to the Departmental Board.
A good pass (65% or above) at the written entrance examination and interview that is determined by the Departmental Board; and at least One (1) year classroom teaching or school administration experience.
A good BA, BFA or BEd (First or Second Class) degree in any Art discipline.
A good pass (60% or above for MA and 65% or above for MPhil) in Research Methodology at the undergraduate level.
Submission of an appropriate topic that is relevant to Arts and Cultures of indigenous African Society.
A good pass (60% or above for MA and 65% and above for MPhil) in a written examination and interview to be determined by the Departmental Board.
An MA, MFA, M.Ed. or MPhil Art Education degree in any Visual Arts discipline from a recognized university.
Evidence of research scholarship: Thesis, Project Report, Journal article or other acceptable publication.
Submission of comprehensive Research Proposal on an appropriate topic in any Visual Arts discipline or Arts Administration.
A good pass (70% and above) at an entrance examination and / or interview to be determined by the Departmental Board.
An MA, MFA, M.Ed. or MPhil Art Education degree in any Arts discipline from a recognized university.
Submission of comprehensive Research Proposal on an appropriate topic in the Arts.
A good pass (70% and above) at an entrance examination and/or interview to be determined by the Departmental Board.
Candidates must possess a good first degree or its equivalent from a recognized institution in the relevant area of study. Preference would be given to candidates with a First Class or Second Class (Upper or Lower Division). Candidates must also present a Portfolio of recent works and pass an interview conducted by the Department.
Candidates must possess a master’s degree from a recognized institution in the relevant area of study. Candidates must also present a proposal of intended research and pass an interview conducted by the Department of Painting and Sculpture.
Admission of students into the Master of Fine Art programme will also be based on the assessment of applicant’s portfolio and an oral interview.
A candidate for admission to the Master of Fine Art, Ceramics Programme must have completed B.A (Industrial Art) Degree (Ceramics Option) or its equivalent with First Class or Second Class Honours (Upper Division).
A candidate for admission to the Master of Fine Art, Metal Product Design Programme must have completed B.A. Industrial Art Degree (Metal Product Design Option) or its equivalent with First Class or Second Class Honours (Upper Division).
A candidate for admission to the MFA Textiles Programme must have obtained the BA. Industrial Art degree (Textiles Option) with First Class or Second Class Honours (Upper Division) or its equivalent.
Prospective students should have a good first degree (First Class or Second Class [Upper Division]) in one of the pathway areas in Communication design or design-related programme. For MCOMM, an applicant in addition, must have a minimum of two years professional working experience, and further demonstrate the appropriate intellectual, creative and personal qualities to pursue the programme. Candidates must be able to demonstrate, through the submission and review of a portfolio and through an interview, a level of knowledge and competence appropriate to the demands of the programme, and to demonstrate the potential to benefit from that study.
For MPhil, a candidate will be required to submit a 2-page summary of proposal that he/she intends to work on and for which a competent supervisor is readily available. MComm students will be required to produce a good professional portfolio and attend an interview.
Candidates would be selected on the basis of a body of work/proposal that will demonstrate an advanced understanding of the subject/area, sufficient knowledge and technical skill to realize intentions; evidence of commitment to the subject; research and intellectual curiosity, critical design-thinking; open-mindedness; the ability to collaborate, to engage in research and debate, and respond communicatively to criticism.
Applicants must have a first degree in Integrated Rural Art and Industry preferably a First Class or Second Class Honours (Upper Division) or a first degree in a closely related field.
Applicants with Master of Integrated Art and Industry will be admitted to the Second Year of the Master of Philosophy Degree programme. Candidates with a Second Class (Lower Division) and considerable relevant professional experience may also apply.
Fibres and Fabrics Technology, Leather Technology, Clay and Earthenware Technology, Woodworking Technology, Metals Fabrication Technology, Bamboo and Rattan Technology and Product Design Technology.
Study in Product Design Technology is available to candidates with good first degree in relevant design based programmes, such as; Graphic Communication, Painting, Architecture, Computer Science and Engineering programmes.
Applicants must have a first degree in Integrated Rural Art and Industry preferably a First Class or Second Class (Upper Division) in Ceramics, Textiles, Sculpture, Metals, Product Design Leatherwork, and Rattan and Bamboo.
Applicants with a Second Class (Lower Division) and considerable relevant professional experience may also apply.
Product Design Technology is available to candidates with a First Class or Second Class (Upper Division) in relevant design based programmes, such as: Communication Design, Painting, Architecture, Computer Science and Engineering.
A good first degree or equivalent degree in Pharmacy (BPharm/PharmD), Chemistry, Biochemistry, Herbal Medicine, Chemical Engineering and other related disciplines from a recognized institution with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division).
Adequate level of English proficiency, if candidate is from a non-English speaking country.
Interviews will be conducted for short-listed applicants to select those who best qualify for the programme.
A good first degree or equivalent degree in Pharmacy (BPharm/PharmD), Chemistry, Biochemistry, Chemical Engineering, Herbal Medicine and other related disciplines from a recognized institution with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division).
A good first degree or equivalent degree in Pharmacy (BPharm/PharmD), Herbal Medicine, Biology, Biological Sciences, Biochemistry, Biomedical Sciences, Medical Laboratory Technology and other related disciplines from a recognized institution with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division).
A good Master’s degree (MPhil or equivalent) in Pharmaceutical Sciences, Drug delivery, Drug Design and Formulation and other related disciplines from a recognized institution.
A good Master’s degree (MPhil) in Pharmaceutical Microbiology, Microbiology, Biotechnology and other related disciplines from a recognized institution.
Candidates with a good first degree (First Class or Second Class (Upper Division)) in Pharmacy, Biochemistry, Chemistry and related fields.
Candidates applying for PhD admission should have a minimum of MPhil/MSc degree in pharmaceutical chemistry or related disciplines such as Pharmaceutical Analysis and Quality Control; Medicinal Chemistry, Biochemistry, Phytochemistry, Chemistry etc. with a minimum cumulative weighted average (CWA) of 70.00 or its equivalent.
Applicants will attend a selection interview.
Candidates must have a good First Degree in Pharmacology, Pharmacy, Toxicology, Medicine, Biochemistry or a related field in the Biomedical Sciences. All candidates will have to pass an interview prior to admission. Candidates who demonstrate an outstanding potential for higher research degree may be recommended to the School of Graduate Studies for a transfer on to a PhD programme after a period of 15 months. After satisfying all conditions, candidates with MPhil in Pharmacology/Toxicology are allowed to register for a direct PhD.
Have First or Second Class (Upper Division) degrees in Nursing or similar qualifications from a recognized university.
Have a minimum of two years working experience after the first degree programme in a relevant area i.e. health facility, public health unit or a health training institution.
Holders of Second Class (Lower Division) degrees must have a minimum of three years post qualification working experience in a relevant area.
Applicants must possess a First or Second Class (Upper Division) degrees in Medical Laboratory Technology, Medical Laboratory Science or Biomedical Laboratory Science and MB.Ch.B or similar qualifications from a recognized university.
Holders of Second Class (Lower Division) degrees must have at least two years relevant post qualification working experience in the relevant area.
Applicants should hold/possess a good First Class or Second Class (Upper Division) in the Social Sciences, Sociology, Social Work, Psychology, MBChB or its equivalent from a recognized university.
Applicants should have at least two years’ relevant work experience in the field of Mental Health.
All applicants should provide a synopsis of no more than 500 words on what they want to achieve from the course and two references, at least one of which must be an academic reference.
Prospective candidates should also show proof of their source of funding and be successful at a pre-admission interview.
A good first degree in Medical Laboratory Technology, Pharmacy, Human Biology and Biochemistry. The candidate should have a flair for Medical Laboratory work/research. Preferably a Second Class (Upper Division) or above in the area of graduation.
MBChB or BSc Biochemistry and Biotechnology, BSc Medical Laboratory Technology, DPharm, BDS, DVM, BSc Biological Science (with major in Cell Biology).
A good fist degree in Medical Laboratory Technology, Pharmacy, Human Biology and Biology. The candidate should have a flair for Medical Laboratory work/research. Preferably a Second Class (Upper Division) or above in the area of graduation.
An MPhil Chemical Pathology or MSc Clinical Biochemistry in a recognized university. Prospective candidates should be successful at pre-admission interview.
Holder of MPhil Molecular Medicine, MSc Chemical Pathology, MPhil Chemical Pathology, MPhil Immunology, MSc Cell Biology with relevant field experience.
An MPhil Biological Sciences, Biochemistry or MSc in Immunology or any of the Life Sciences in a recognized university. Prospective candidates should be successful at a pre-admission interview.
Candidates should first contact the Head of Department on their proposed Research Projects before applying.
At the time of application, applicants should possess a good First Class or Second Class (Upper Division) in Biological Sciences, Anatomy and Cell Biology, Biomedical Science, Medical Laboratory Technology, MB.Ch.B/BDS or its equivalent from a recognized Institution.
At the time of application, applicants should possess a First Class or Second Class (Upper Division) in Biological Sciences, Anatomy and Cell Biology, Biomedical Science, Medical Laboratory Technology, MB.Ch.B/BDS or its equivalent from a recognized Institution.
First Class or Second Class (Upper Division) degree in Biological Sciences, Biomedical Science, Anatomy and Cell Biology, Medical Laboratory Technology, Nursing, Herbal Medicine, Biochemistry, Allied Health Sciences, Chemistry or related disciplines from a recognized University.
Candidates should have a flare for laboratory work or research. Prospective candidates should also show a proof of their source of funding and be successful at a pre-admission interview.
A good degree in MSc/MPhil/MMedSc in Human Anatomy and Cell Biology/Forensic Science, Biological Sciences, Biomedical Science, Medical Laboratory Technology from a recognized University. Candidates should have a flare for laboratory work or research. Prospective candidates should also show a proof of their source of funding and be successful at a pre-admission interview.
To qualify to pursue the MSc/MPH/MPhil programme, the applicant should have a good first degree (at least Second Class (Lower Division)) from a recognized tertiary institution preferably in any of the natural sciences such as medicine, veterinary medicine, nursing, public health, environmental sciences, biology, pharmacy or health-related sectors such as the social sciences, development studies and education.
In addition, applicants should have had at least two years post-graduation work experience.
To qualify to pursue the PhD Public Health programme, an applicant shall hold a Master’s degree or its equivalent, from a recognized institution and shall provide evidence of adequate training and financial support to undertake the proposed programme. A demonstrable scientific publication or good writing skills will be an advantage.
A good first degree, at least Second Class (Lower Division) or equivalent in Nursing, Biological Sciences, Biochemistry, Food Science, Nutrition, Medicine, Dietetics, Home Economics and related fields.
A good first degree, at least Second Class (Upper Division) or equivalent in Nutrition and/or Dietetics, Biochemistry, Food Science, Biological Sciences, Medicine, Nursing, Home Economics and related fields and a masters’ degree in Nutrition and/or Dietetics, Biochemistry, Food Science, Biological Sciences, Nursing, Home Economics and related fields.
Students whose Masters degrees are not in Nutrition or Dietetics would be required to complete the first year taught courses of the MPhil programme before continuing with the PhD programme.
The candidate must have a minimum of Second Class (Upper Division) degree in Biochemistry and other life sciences or Chemistry on condition that the candidate will audit basic biology/biochemistry courses. In rare cases where the background is lacking, the student must enroll in undergraduate classes first in order to make up the deficiencies. Applicants for PhD Biochemistry must possess an MPhil in Biochemistry or related life sciences.
All applicants must pass an entry admissions interview.
Applicants with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division) in the field of biochemistry, biological sciences, agricultural sciences, pharmacy, biomedical sciences, biological or chemical engineering, and related fields from a recognized University may apply. Applicants for PhD Biotechnology must possess an MPhil in Biochemistry, Biotechnology or related fields.
In addition to the general qualifications, candidates must pass an interview.
Applicants must have obtained Bachelor of Science honors Degree from a reputable and accredited University or Institution of Higher Learning.
Applicants with Bachelor’s Degree in the Sciences, such as Biotechnology, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Biological Sciences, Medicine, Pharmacy, Computer Science, Engineering, Statistics and Mathematics may apply.
Applicants with a minimum of Second Class (Upper Division) degree shall be given priority during the recruitment process.
Applicants must attend and pass an interview that will be conducted by an admission committee set up by NIMS Ghana and the Department of Biochemistry and Biotechnology, KNUST.
Applicants must have obtained MPhil/MSc Degree from a reputable and accredited University or Institution of Higher Learning.
Applicants with MPhil/MSc Degree in the Sciences, such as Biotechnology, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Biological Sciences, Medicine, Pharmacy, Computer Science, Engineering, Statistics and Mathematics may apply.
Candidates in MPhil Biodata Analytics and Computational Genomics programme may apply for PhD after passing a Comprehensive Examination.
The programme is for science degree graduates who want to acquire knowledge and skills that can earn them an MSc degree in Forensic Science. It provides a balance of science and law that will enable them practice as Forensic Scientists.
Pass interview selection process, aimed at ascertaining the candidate’s background, qualifications, experience and interest.
At two years’ work experience in area relevant to forensics (e.g.) police, military, immigration, prisons, NACOB etc.
Candidates for admission shall be required to have a BSc (Hons) degree in Food Science, Nutrition, Biochemistry, Biology, Chemistry, Agricultural Science, Agricultural Engineering, Chemical Engineering and Natural Resources Management, and all other BSc equivalent courses.
Higher-level professional qualifications or advanced degree and relevant work experience in food related establishments could be considered where applicants have not reached the standard entry requirements.
Prospective candidates in the following disciplines are eligible to apply: BSc Food Science and Technology, BSc Food Science and Nutrition, BSc Biochemistry, BSc Biology, BSc Agric., BSc Chemistry, BSc Agricultural Engineering, BSc Chemical Engineering and all other BSc equivalent courses. Some candidates may audit some courses in BSc Food Science and Technology alongside the Post graduate courses.
The Environmental Science programme is open to candidates with First Class or Second Class (Upper/Lower Division) degrees or equivalent from a recognized institution, in Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Engineering, Geography and Applied Sciences.
At the time of application, applicants should possess a Bachelor’s Degree or its equivalent from a recognized institution in the relevant field of study. Preference will be given to applicants with a First Class or Second Class (Upper/Lower) Division degrees.
Candidates applying for Doctor of Philosophy degree must have a Master’s degree or its equivalent from a recognized institution and shall submit evidence of funding and demonstrate ability to undertake original research in any of the fields stated above.
Graduates with first degrees in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science/Engineering and related science disciplines with at least Second Class (Lower Division) can be admitted into the programme.
Graduates with first degrees in Chemistry, Physics, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science/Engineering and related science disciplines with at least second class (lower division) can be admitted into the programme.
Graduates with MPhil/MSc degree or its equivalent in Chemistry, Physics, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science/Engineering and related science disciplines can be admitted into the programme.
MPhil or equivalent in any of the disciplines in ‘a’ above.
Physics or Engineering Physics, Materials or Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Chemistry.
Physics or Engineering Physics, Electrical/Electronic and Materials Engineering, Theoretical Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science.
Physics, Mathematics, Meteorology and Climate Science, Chemistry, Geography with Advanced Mathematics.
MPhil in: Meteorology and Climate Science, Atmospheric Physics, Environmental Physics, Geophysics.
MSc Petroleum Geophysics; a professional career programme with strong focus in hydrocarbon (oil and gas) exploration.
Physics or Engineering Physics, Geology, any of the Engineering disciplines, Mathematics or Mathematics with Statistics, Chemistry.
Stochastic Processes; Simple Survey Theory; Statistical Models; Time Series Analysis; Multivariate Analysis; Categorical Data Analysis; Biostatistics; Design and Analysis of Experiments; Non Parametric Methods, Bayesian Statistics and Spatial Statistical Modelling.
A prospective candidate must have a Bachelor degree in Mathematics/Statistics/Actuarial Sciences with a minimum of Second Class Honours (Lower Division). The Mathematics/Statistics/Actuarial Science programme should (depending on the degree sought) have adequately covered Analysis, Algebra, Differential Equations, Numerical Analysis, Statistical Inference, Probability Theory/Distributions, Stochastic Processes, Mathematical Statistics, Sample Survey Theory, Scientific Computing, Loss Models, Life Contingencies and Accounting.
Qualified candidates will have oral and written interview after which selected candidates would be recommended. Applicants with equivalent Bachelor’s degrees or with degrees from other mathematical intensive Science and Engineering disciplines may be considered.
Applicants for MPhil Actuarial Science are also required to have passed at least one paper from any accredited professional body.
Note: Applicants who do not meet the above requirements in terms of deficiencies in critical subject areas shall be required upon admission, to take certain recommended undergraduate courses for at least one semester.
The MSc/MPhil Cyber-security and Digital Forensics is open to applicants with first degree from diverse backgrounds, including science, humanities and art, as well as having basic skills in computing and networking. The MPhil programme requires one year supervised research and candidates must have CWA of 55.00 or higher at the end of the taught phase.
Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Telecom Engineering, Mathematics.
Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Telecom Engineering, Mathematics, Actuarial Science, Physics.
The PhD. Computer Science Program open to applicants with MPhil/MSc degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering and Telecom Engineering, with skills in Computer Networks, Advanced database Systems, Mathematics, C++/Java, Python programming, Artificial Intelligence, Distributed Systems, and Computer Security from a recognized University.
Applicants with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division) degree from a recognized University in BSc Vision Science, Doctor of Optometry, Postgraduate Diploma in Optometry, Postgraduate Diploma in Ophthalmology, BSc Biology, BSc Human Biology, BSc Biochemistry, Bachelor of Pharmacy, Doctor of Pharmacy, BSc Physics.
Applicants with a minimum of MSc or MPhil in Optometry/Vision Science, Neuroscience, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Psychology, Molecular Biology, Mathematics, Physics, Human Biology/Medicine, Ophthalmology, Biological Sciences, Biomedical Sciences, Microbiology, Chemistry, Computer Engineering/Science.
Prospective students must hold a First Class or Second Class Honours (Upper Division) in BSc Civil Engineering with a minimum of two years working experience in the Road Transport Sector or First Class or Second Class Honours (Upper Division) in BSc Geomatic Engineering with a five years’ minimum working experience also in the Road Transport Sector.
Candidates from non-Anglophone countries must have an internationally recognized Certificate of Proficiency in the English Language (TOEFL or British Council, IELTS) with above average score. Otherwise they will undertake a four-month intensive English training and preparatory courses.
Admission may be offered to applicants with Second Class (Lower Division) degree provided they have considerable relevant professional experience. A candidate who does not satisfy the above requirements but is otherwise adjudged suitable by the departmental board shall, where applicable be interviewed for admission. An applicant who has a postgraduate diploma with substantial professional experience may be considered for admission on the recommendation of the departmental board.
First or Second Class (Upper Division) in their first degree.
Master’s degree in Water Resources Engineering and Management, Agricultural Engineering (Soil and Water Engineering option), Civil Engineering (Water Resources/Hydrology option), Geomatic Engineering, Natural Resources, Mathematics, Geography, Chemical Engineering and other relevant disciplines, with an average of at least 60. Submit academic transcripts.
Candidates from non-Anglophone countries must have an internationally recognized Certificate of Proficiency in the English Language (TOEFL or British Council, IELTS) with above average score.
Candidates with some publications in a journal as first author have an advantage.
Master’s degree in Water and Sanitation, Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering (Water Supply and Sanitation Option), Chemical Engineering and other relevant disciplines, with an average of at least 60. Submit academic transcripts.
Master’s degree in Water Resources Engineering and Management, Agricultural Engineering (Soil and Water Engineering option), Civil Engineering (Water Resources/Hydrology option), Geomatic Engineering, Natural Resources, Mathematics, Geography, and other relevant disciplines, with an average of at least 60. Submit academic transcripts.
Master’s degree in Structural Engineering and other relevant disciplines, with an average of at least 60. Submit academic transcripts.
First or Second Class (Upper Division) in their first degree in Civil Engineering, Geological Engineering.
Master’s degree in Geotechnical Engineering, Geological Engineering and other relevant disciplines, with an average of at least 60. Submit academic transcripts.
First or Second Class (Upper Division) in their first degree in Civil Engineering, Geomatic Engineering and other relevant areas.
Master’s degree in Road and Transportation Engineering, Highway Engineering and other relevant disciplines, with an average of at least 60. Submit academic transcripts.
Good Master’s degree in Soil Science, Agricultural Engineering (Soil and Water Engineering option), Civil Engineering (Water Resources/Hydrology option), Geomatic Engineering, Natural Resources (Silviculture and Forestry, and Watershed management), Mathematics, Geography, Land Economy, Atmospheric Physics, Climatology, and other relevant disciplines, with an average of at least 60. Submit academic transcripts.
Candidates from Francophone countries must have an internationally recognized Certificate of Proficiency in the English Language (TOEFL or British Council, IELTS) with above average score. Otherwise they will undertake a four-month intensive English training and preparatory courses.
Experience with modelling and GIS would be an advantage but not a prerequisite.
Applicants with a minimum of Second Class (Lower) Division degree or its equivalent from a recognized University in the relevant field of study.
Engineering, Surveying, Architecture, Building Technology, Planning, Land Economy, Real Estate, Agriculture, Landscape Design & Management, Natural Resource Management, Forest Resource Technology, Computer Science, Environmental Science, Meteorology and Climate Science, Geography and Rural Development.
All applicants will be required to attend a selection interview to determine their suitability and preparedness for the programme.
Applicants with MPhil degree or its equivalent from a recognized Institution and shall submit evidence of adequate training and ability to undertake the proposed programme.
The MPhil GIS programme shall be of two (2) years duration. The first year will be two (2) semesters of taught courses and the second year will be for supervised research and thesis report preparation. Classes will mainly be held on weekends.
A Student seeking admission into the programme must have a bachelor’s degree in Telecommunications Engineering, Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Computer Engineering, Sciences or Mathematics.
An Applicant must hold a First Class or Second Class (Upper Division degree.
Applicants with Science and Mathematics background would be required to take sufficient Engineering background courses at the undergraduate level.
Candidates who have BSc Second Class (Lower Division) would be required to pass an interview.
The Candidate must hold a First Class or Second Class (Upper Division) degree.
MPhil: A good first degree in Computer, Electrical or Telecommunication Engineering, candidates who do not hold First Class or Second Class (Upper Division) may be accepted subject to passing an interview.
PhD: Candidates shall hold a Master’s degree or its equivalent in Computer, Electrical or Telecommunication Engineering. Candidates with MPhil or equivalent degree in Computer Science may be accepted on condition that they take courses in basic engineering at the undergraduate level.
Applicants must possess a BSc Degree (First Class or Second Class (Upper Division)) in either Chemical Engineering or other engineering/science disciplines. Candidates with BSc Second Class (Lower Division) in Chemical Engineering and at least three years relevant experience will also be considered.
Applicants must possess an MPhil degree from a recognized University. The first degree of the applicant should be First Class or Second Class (Upper Division) or its equivalent in Chemical Engineering.
All applicants are screened through an interview process.
An outline of research proposal (synopsis) and the statement of purpose should accompany the application.
All applicants are required to pass an oral interview and demonstrate the ability to fund or prove the source of funds for the research.
The programme is run in six modules (consisting of four modules of taught courses and two modules of project work, seminar and field work) lasting 24 months for regular students and 36 months for part-time students.
There are 12-sub modules that constitute the taught modules and each sub module is normally run for a duration of 3 weeks (including a period for examination). This arrangement is to enable people from industry to participate in the programme.
Part-time students would be required to register for a minimum of two sub modules per semester.
A minimum of one year will be devoted to project and fieldwork.
First Class or Second Class (Upper Division) degree or its equivalent in Mineral Processing, Material Science and Engineering, Architecture, Agriculture, Renewable Natural Resources and any Physical Sciences and related programme.
All applicants will be interviewed before admission.
The MSc programme is made up of 12 months of taught courses and 6 months research. The MPhil programme also requires 12 months of taught courses with a minimum of 12 months research.
First Class or Second Class (Upper Division) degree or its equivalent in Mineral Processing, Material Science and Engineering, Architecture, Agriculture, Renewable Natural Resources and any Physical Sciences and related programmes.
Students admitted for the PhD degree will be required to take graduate classes in courses where the Departmental Board finds them to be deficient.
MSc/MPhil degree or its equivalent in Mineral Processing, Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, Architecture, Agriculture, Renewable Natural Resources and any Physical Sciences and related programmes.
BSc in Agricultural Engineering with First Class and Second Class (Upper and Lower Division).
BSc Agricultural Science/BSc Food Science Technology/BSc Postharvest Technology with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division) and a minimum of two years relevant post qualification working experience.
In addition, candidates must pass a selection interview.
The Degree is jointly offered by the African Regional Intellectual Property Organization (ARIPO), Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Kumasi and Intellectual Property Office of Ghana.
The Programme adopts a comparative approach, with particular emphasis on Africa. Lectures are given by leading academics, intellectual property practitioners, intellectual property officers and other experts drawn from across Africa.
Eligible candidates are required to hold a minimum of a Bachelor’s degree (Second Class Division) from a recognized university in any discipline and have a minimum of two years’ work experience. Proof of English proficiency is required, therefore, students coming from countries where the official language is not English will need to submit evidence of proficiency in an appropriate internationally approved English examination e.g. IELTS, TOEFL AWARD. Upon satisfactory completion of the programme, participants will be awarded a Master’s Degree in Intellectual Property (MIP) by KNUST on behalf of ARIPO.
With a view to contributing to the development of human resources in the field of Intellectual Property in Africa, ARIPO will provide 10 scholarships for successful applicants. The scholarship shall cover the cost of a return air ticket, boarding and lodging at KNUST, tuition fees, registration fees and medical insurance.
Candidates with MSc/MPhil degree in the relevant specialisation from a recognised university. Candidates may gain direct entry or undergo an interview prior to admission into the programme.
Applicants with a first degree in Mechanical Engineering or related disciplines from a recognized University, with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division) will be admitted into the master’s programme.
Candidates with a good MPhil degree in Mechanical Engineering or related discipline from a recognized University.
And a good research proposal with a maximum of one thousand words.
A first degree in Engineering or Science from a recognized University with a First Class or Second Class (Upper or Lower Division).
Tuition is by online delivery with limited face to face sessions for examinations and laboratory sessions.
Either (i) a First Class or Second Class (Upper Division) BSc degree or its equivalent in Geological Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mining Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, Geophysics, Physics, Geology, Earth Science, Agricultural Engineering or any field of specialization relevant to the programme from a recognized University or a Second Class (Lower Division), with at least, three (3) years of relevant experience.
Applicants with degrees in other engineering/science disciplines (e.g. Agriculture Science, Mathematics, Electrical Engineering, etc.) may be required to take prerequisite courses to make up for deficiencies in undergraduate geological sciences.
Non-English speaking applicants may be required to take lessons from the Department of English to acquire the necessary English proficiency prior to the start of the programme.
Second Class (Lower Division) BSc degree or its equivalent in Geological Engineering, Geology or any earth science related field from a recognized University with, at least, three (3) years of relevant experience.
Evidence of adequate training and ability to undertake a proposed research.
The CEMBA/CEMPA programmes are designed by Commonwealth of Learning (COL) to help busy practicing professionals, managers and public officers to gain a higher level of competency in their respective functions, and expand their perspective to encompass a more international outlook. At the heart of the programmes are the excellent learning materials licensed from some of the top universities across the Commonwealth.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree, with a minimum of 2nd Class Lower Division from a recognized University or institution of higher learning; with at least 2 years working experience.
The programme aims at equipping participants with up-to-date practices and methods of handling, processing and storage of agricultural produce as well as structures and equipment employed in the handling, processing and storage of such produce.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree, with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division) in Post-Harvest Technology, Agriculture, Agricultural Biotechnology, Natural Resource Management, Biological Sciences and other related sciences.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree, with a minimum Second Class (Lower Division) in the following programmes: Physics, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biology, Molecular Biology, Pharmacy or Human Biology. Candidates who are already employed in the relevant forensic related areas would be considered for admission.
MPhil Applicants are required to submit a research proposal on an appropriate topic that is relevant to the programme; Must attend and pass an Interview.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree, with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division) in the following disciplines: Accounting; Commerce; Business Administration; Banking and Finance; Mathematics, Statistics, Economics, Actuarial Science; Engineering, Physics, Computer Science and related disciplines.
First degree in logistics and supply chain management with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division).
The programme, (BCERM) is open to working professionals from Ghana and other countries who want to develop a career in Business Consulting & Enterprise Risk Management.
A good Bachelor’s degree in any discipline with at least a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division)..
Professional qualifications (i.e. Chartered Level) in Accounting, Banking, Finance, Administration, Marketing, Management, Insurance, Risk Management, etc. (e.g. ACCA, CIM, CFA, CFM).
Submission of a research proposal on an appropriate topic that is relevant to teaching, learning, and administration of the Arts, Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) or General Education; and, at least One-year classroom teaching or school administration experience.
A GOOD Bachelor’s Degree in ANY geography and development related discipline, with a minimum of 2nd Class Lower. Other Candidates with professional qualifications may be considered.
NB: Candidates must pass a selection interview.
The main purpose of the programme is to sensitize, train and build up the capacity of officials of the public sector, NGOs as well as officials and executives from the private sector on procurement and supply chain management issues.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree, with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division) in logistics, procurement and/or supply chain management with relevant working experience.
A good first degree with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division) in any business related discipline or economics with relevant practical experience in the area of logistics, procurement or supply chain.
First degree minimum second class lower division in any discipline and a chartered member of CIPS, CILT, IOM or ISCM with relevant working experience.
Accounting or any other degree with option in Accounting; e.g., BSc Mathematics with Accounting; any other degree with part qualification from recognized professional accountancy bodies such as: ICAG, ACCA, ICAEW, CIMA, etc.
A good Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division), but without adequate foundation in accountancy. These prospective students who get admission into the programme via this route would be required to do additional courses to upgrade them to the requisite level.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree, with a minimum Second Class (Lower Division) in the following disciplines: BA/BSc. Economics, BA/BSc. Economics (with Finance, Mathematics, Statistics, Geography, Law, Sociology, Political Science, and History); Bachelor of Business Administration, BSc. Mathematics/Statistics/Engineering /Physics/Actuarial Science/ Environmental Science/ Land Economy/Natural Resource Management; BA/BSc Geography/Geography and Resource Development/Geography and Rural Development/Geography and Regional Planning; and related disciplines.
MHI is designed for a wide range of people including Medical Laboratory Technicians, Nurses, Midwives, Medical Practitioners, Paramedics, and IT managers who want to keep ahead in this rapidly advancing field of health informatics.
Applicants whose first degrees are not listed above but have worked in the medical field for at least three years may be considered.
Students with weak Computer Science background, especially in programming e.g. Social Science students may be required to take extra courses as may be deemed necessary by the Department.
Candidates must hold a Bachelor’s degree (at least Second Class (Lower Division) in any field or discipline.
Candidates must pass a selection interview.
The programme is an advanced professional oriented international qualification, open to working professionals from Ghana and other countries who want to develop career in the field of management science, operations research and system analysis.
Candidates with Second Class (Lower Division) or better in Engineering; Science (Applied Science, Natural Science and Physical Science); Technology; Agriculture and Natural Resources; Medicine; and related courses from a recognised university who are interested in self-employment and starting a new venture.
A good first degree with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division) in Mathematics, Engineering, Physics or Computer Science.
The programme in Actuarial Science is open to applicants with at least a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division) in Actuarial Science, Physics, Mathematics, Engineering Accounting, Finance, Economics or any programme within the Mathematical Sciences with evidence of Mathematical or quantitative ability.
A Bachelor’s degree, with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division) in Statistics, Mathematics or a mathematical related Degree such as Actuarial Science, Economics, Computer Science etc. Any other degree plus a Graduate Diploma in Statistics.
Candidates with a Bachelor of Science degree or equivalent (at least Second Class (Lower Division) in Human Nutrition and Dietetics, Nursing, Medicine, Pharmacy, Biochemistry, Food Science and other related courses may apply.
A minimum of BSc Second Class (Lower Division) in Food Science and Technology, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Nutrition Science, Biology, Agricultural Engineering or Chemical Engineering or any closely related science or technology BSc programme from a recognized university.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree, with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division) in any of the following disciplines: Planning, Building Technology, Land Economy and Architecture; Business Administration; Social Sciences or Engineering.
This multidisciplinary programme aims at training students to recognise and understand the threats and conflicts in the environment today and appreciate the steps required to develop realistic solutions.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree, with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division) in Biological Sciences, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Engineering, Geography, Culture and Tourism, Natural Resource Management and Agriculture.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree, with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division) in Arts or Science. Admission preference would be given to candidates working within the Public Service.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree, with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division) in Sociology or Social Work. Applicants with first degrees in other academic disciplines will also be considered.
This programme for people in the corporate, private, international aid, security, police or military sectors who want to enhance their academic and professional knowledge and skills in the area of security and justice administration.
This programme is expected to create a new generation of Energy and Sustainable Management specialists and promoting techniques of achieving energy investment efficiency.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree, with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division) in ANY discipline.
This programme aims at bridging the gap between theory and practice leading to improved productivity and entrepreneurship among University graduates.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree, with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division) from a recognised University.
Applicants with Postgraduate Diploma in Hospitality or Tourism Management, postgraduate Certificate in either Hospitality Management or Tourism Management or both shall be given exemptions or credits up to the number of courses they have already taken.
Applicants with certificates in any of the courses under the MSC in Hospitality and Tourism Management programme from KNUST shall be given exemptions up to the number of courses already taken.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree, with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division) in ANY discipline, preferably 2nd class lower or better, with at least 2 years working experience.
Candidates with professional qualifications shall also be considered for admission into the Institute’s listed professionally oriented postgraduate programmes.
Candidates must have at least 5 years working experience; Candidate shall attend and pass an interview; and Candidate shall submit two reference/recommendation letters.
The Master of Science degree in Agribusiness Management is designed to equip students with analytical business skills that fulfil the unique demands of the agribusiness industry.
Applicants with excellent and relevant undergraduate preparation are being invited to apply to be part of this well designed and innovative postgraduate programme.
Forestry Commission, Environmental Protection Agency, Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, Public and Private Universities, Extractives industries (Mining, Oil and Gas, etc.), Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD), Survey Department, Lands Commission, Ministries, Departments, Agencies, Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies, etc.
Applicants should have a Bachelor of Science degree (minimum Second Class (Lower Division)) or equivalent from an Accredited University in a discipline related to the course, preferably combined with working experience in a relevant field.
NB: Applicants shall be required to attend and pass an interview.
Practicing professionals/graduates with First Degree in Disability or related disciplines, with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division. These include: Disability and allied disciplines, Health and health related Sciences, Education and education psychology, Social Services or Social work, Sports and Exercise Science, Architecture, Policy Planning, Social Sciences.
A GOOD Bachelor’s Degree (minimum Second Class (Lower Division)) in Computer Science, Information Technology, Computer Engineering, Information System, Physics, Mathematics, Telecommunication, Business Information Technology, Electrical Engineering and other related Science or Engineering Background.
Exceptional cases other candidates with professional qualification and experience in the relevant areas may be considered. NB: Candidates should pass an interview.
Applicants must possess good first degree from any discipline, with at least Second Class (Lower Division) or its equivalent.
Applicants with some industrial experience have added advantage.
Applicants must possess good first degree from any discipline with at least Second Class (Lower Division) or its equivalent.
There will be Matured Student Entrance Exams for Diploma Applicants. Applicants must be 25 years and above and must submit a photocopy of Birth Certificate with the Application pack. Exams date will be announced in due course.
ACCRA- Old KNUST Guest House near ECOBANK Head Quarters; contact Michael on Tel. 050 048 2875 or KNUST Accra City Campus, Kwabenya; contact Luke on Tel: 054 692 4824.