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08 Feb, 2016

COLLEGE OF DISTANCE EDUCATION

 
SALE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR 2016/ 2017 ACADEMIC YEAR
 
The College of Distance Education, University of Cape Coast wishes to inform the general public, especially basic school teachers, clerks, secretarial and accounting personnel in the civil/public service, commerce and industry, that Application Forms for admission to the University of Cape Coast by Distance Learning for the 2016/2017 Academic Year is on sale from 7th December, 2015 to 4th March, 2016.
 

  1. EDUCATION PROGRAMMES

 3-year Diploma in Basic Education (DBE)
2.3-year Diploma in Psychology and Foundations of Education (DPF)
3.3-year Diploma in Science and Mathematics Education (DSME) for Science and Elective Mathematics students
4.2-year Bachelor Degree in Basic Education (PDE) for  Diploma in Basic Education Holders only
5.2-year Bachelor Degree in Psychology and Foundations of Education (BPF) for Diploma in Education Holders only.
6.3-year Bachelor Degree in Basic Education (3PDE) for holders of Specialist Certificates or Diploma in subjects other than Education from recognized Tertiary Institutions.
 

  1. BUSINESS PROGRAMMES 

1.3-year Diploma in Commerce (DCO)  
2.3-year Diploma in Management Studies (DMS)
3.2-year Bachelor Degree in Commerce (BCOM- CoDE )  for Dip in Commerce from CoDE /Accounting and GAT/ ATSWA final Certificate Holders
4.2-year Bachelor Degree in Management Studies (BMS- CoDE) for Dip in Mgt. Studies from CoDE and other institutions.
5.2-year Bachelor Degree in Commerce (BCOM- HND) for HND Accountancy and Entrepreneurship & Finance Holders only.
6.2-year Bachelor Degree in Management Studies (BMS- HND) for HND Secretaryship and Management Studies Holders only.
7.2-year Bachelor of Science in Marketing (BMK) for HND Marketing & Purchasing and Supply Holders
8.3-year Bachelor Degree in Management Studies (3BMS) for HND Marketing & Purchasing and Supply Holders
9.3-year Bachelor of Science in Marketing (3BMK) for HND Management studies and Tourism & Hospitality Management Holders
 
  
Entry Requirements for each of the programmes are as follows:
 
A. EDUCATION PROGRAMMES
 
A1. 3-YEAR DIPLOMA IN BASIC EDUCATION (DBE)

  1. All applicants to this programme must be basic school teachers either in the public or private   schools and must have at least one year teaching experience.
  2.  For direct entry, applicants must possess any one of the following:

(i)WASSCE passes (A1-C6) in five (5) subjects comprising three core subjects including English Language and Mathematics plus 2 elective subjects.
(ii)SSSCE passes (A-D) in five (5) subjects comprising three core subjects including English Language and Mathematics plus 2 elective subjects.
(iii) General Certificate of Education (G.C.E.) ‘A’ Level with passes in Two (2) subjects with grades not lower than D.  In addition, applicants must possess credits at G.C.E. ‘O’ Level in Mathematics and English.
(iv) G.C.E Ordinary Level with a minimum of 5 credits in 5 subjects including English and Mathematics.
(v)Holders of Teacher’s Certificate A.
 
         
A2.     3-YEAR DIPLOMA IN PSYCHOLOGY & FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION (DPF)
a.All applicants to this programme must be basic school teachers either in the public or private   schools and must have at least one year teaching experience.
b.For direct entry, applicants must possess any one of the following:
 
(i)WASSCE passes (A1-C6) in five (5) subjects comprising three core subjects including English Language and Mathematics plus 2 elective subjects.
(ii)SSSCE passes (A-D) in five (5) subjects comprising three core subjects including English Language and Mathematics plus 2 elective subjects.
(iii) General Certificate of Education (G.C.E.) ‘A’ Level with passes in Two (2) subjects with grades not lower than D.  In addition, applicants must possess credits at G.C.E. ‘O’ Level in Mathematics and English.
(iv) G.C.E Ordinary Level with a minimum of 5 credits in 5 subjects including English and Mathematics.
(v)Holders of Teacher’s Certificate A.
 
 
A3.      3-YEAR DIPLOMA IN SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS EDUCATION (DSME) -FOR SCIENCE AND ELECTIVE MATHEMATICS STUDENTS
a.All applicants to this programme must be basic school teachers either in the public or private schools and must have at least one year teaching experience.
b.For direct entry, applicants must possess any one of the following:
(i)WASSCE passes (A1-C6) in five (5) subjects comprising three core subjects including English Language and Integrated Science, Mathematics plus 2 elective science subjects.
(ii)SSSCE passes (A-D) in five (5) subjects comprising three core subjects including English Language and Integrated Science, Mathematics plus 2 elective science subjects.
(iii) General Certificate of Education (G.C.E.) ‘A’ Level with passes in Two (2) science subjects with grades not lower than D.  In addition, they must possess credits at G.C.E. ‘O’ Level in Mathematics and English.
(iv) G.C.E Ordinary Level with a minimum of 5 credits in English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Biology/ Agriculture and Chemistry.
 
 
 Entry by Mature Examination:
Applicants who do not meet the specified requirements in (A1, A2 & A3) above can gain admission to the programme when they pass a Mature Students Entrance Examination (MEE) between 16th April and 1st May 2016 to be organized at selected Study Centres throughout Ghana; 
a.Applicants should have a minimum certificate in WASSCE/ SSSCE or G.C.E ‘O’ Level with passes in; English or Mathematics and any two (2) other subjects.
b.Applicants who are products of Vocational and Technical Institutions and are currently teaching can apply to take part in the Mature Students Entrance Examination.
c.Applicants should be at least 25 years.
 
                 
BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAMMES
 
 A4.  2-YEAR BACHELOR DEGREE IN BASIC EDUCATION (PDE)
Applicants must possess Diploma in Basic Education / Diploma in Psychology and Foundations of Education / Diploma in Early Childhood Education awarded by UCC or any recognized institution. 
 
 
A5. 2-YEAR BACHELOR DEGREE IN PSYCHOLOGY AND FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION (BPF)
 Applicants must possess Diploma in Psychology and Foundations of Education/ Diploma in Basic Education / Diploma in Early Childhood Education awarded by UCC or any recognized institution. 
 
6.   3-YEAR BACHELOR DEGREE IN BASIC EDUCATION (3PDE)
a.Applicants to this programme must be basic school teachers either in the public or private   schools and must have at least one year teaching experience.
b.Applicants must be holders of Specialist Certificates and Diploma in subjects other than Education.  
 
 B.      BUSINESS PROGRAMMES 
 
B1.      3-YEAR DIPLOMA IN COMMERCE (DCO)
       a.     Applicants should be in full-time employment at the time of applying.
       b.     For direct entry, applicants must possess any one of the following (from i-ix)
i.Professional Accountancy Certificate with a minimum of Part 1 of:
 

  •   Institute of Chartered Accountants (Ghana),
  •   Chartered Institute of Management Accountants,
  •   Association of Certified Chartered Accountants,
  •   Institute of Bankers,
  •   Ghana Accounting Technicians Examination (GAT) and Accounting Technicians Scheme West Africa (ATSWA).

 
In addition to the above, applicants should possess passes in Mathematics and English.
 
ii.WASSCE passes (A1-C6) in five (5) subjects comprising three core subjects including English Language and Mathematics plus 2 elective subjects including Accounting.
 
iii.SSSCE passes (A-D) in five (5) subjects comprising three core subjects including English Language and Mathematics plus 2 elective subjects including Accounting.
 
iv.General Business Certificate Examination (GBCE) and RSA Stage II with at least grade D in 5 subjects including Accounting, Business Management, English Language and Mathematics.
 
v.Advanced Business Certificate Examination (ABCE) and RSA Stage III with passes in three (3) subjects including Financial Accounting and Economics with grades D or better. In addition applicants must possess passes in English and Mathematics with grades C6 in WASSCE, D in SSCE or credit (6) at ‘O’ Level or better.
 
vi. London Chamber of Commerce (Intermediate) with three passes in subjects including Financial Accounting, Economics and Management. In addition applicants must possess passes in English and Mathematics with grades C6 in WASSCE, D in SSCE or credit (6) at ‘O’ Level or better.
 
vii.G.C.E. ‘O’ Level with a minimum of 5 credits in 5 subjects including English Language, Mathematics and Financial Accounting.
 
viii.G.C.E. ‘A’ Level with passes in Two (2) subjects including Accounting with grades not lower than D. In addition, they must possess credits at G.C.E. ‘O’ Level in Mathematics and English.
 
ix.In addition to DBS (Accounting option), applicants must possess four (4) credit passes in WASSCE (A1-C6) / SSSCE (A-D) including English and Mathematics.
       

B2.  3-YEAR DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT STUDIES (DMS)
 
a)The entry requirements are the same as those for Diploma in Commerce above except that the subjects should include Commerce, Office Administration/ Practice and Business Management.
b)Holders of Private Secretary Certificates
 
Entry by Mature Examination:
Applicants who do not meet the specified requirements in (B1& B2) can gain admission to the programme when they pass a Mature Students Entrance Examination (MEE) from 13th February 2016 - 1st May 2016 to be organized at selected Study Centres throughout Ghana.
a)Holders of Diploma in Business Studies (DBS) certificate awarded by the Technical Examination Unit of GES without four (4) credit passes in WASSCE / SSSCE including English and Mathematics would only be considered for admission after writing and passing all subjects during the Mature Entrance Examination.
b)Applicants should have a minimum certificate in WASSCE/ SSSCE or G.C.E ‘O’ Level with passes in English or Mathematics and any two (2) other subjects.
c)Applicants should be at least 25 years.
 
 
BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAMMES
 
B3.    2-YEAR BACHELOR DEGREE IN COMMERCE (BCOM- HND)
         Holders of any of the under listed qualifications from recognized institutions will be admitted to this programme;
a.Higher National Diploma (HND) in Accountancy
b.Higher National Diploma (HND) in Entrepreneurship & Finance
 
 
B4.    2-YEAR BACHELOR DEGREE IN COMMERCE (BCOM- CoDE)
Holders of any of the under listed qualifications from recognized institutions will be admitted to this programme;
a.Diploma in Commerce
b.Final Certificate in Ghana Accounting Technician Examination (GAT)/ Accounting Technicians Scheme West Africa (ATSWA)
c.Part II of Professional Accountancy Examinations (ACCA, CIMA) from recognized Examination Body.
d.ICA part II or 2B in the old system or ICA part III in the new system from recognized Examination Body
 
B5.   2-YEAR BACHELOR DEGREE IN MANAGEMENT STUDIES (BMS- HND)
            Holders of any of the under listed qualifications from recognized institutions will be admitted to this programme;
a.Higher National Diploma (HND) in Secretaryship & Management Studies
b.Higher National Diploma (HND) in Bilingual Secretaryship and Management
c.Higher National Diploma (HND) in Accountancy
 
 
B6.   2-YEAR BACHELOR DEGREE IN MANAGEMENT STUDIES (BMS- CoDE)
Holders of any of the under listed qualifications from recognized institutions will be admitted to this programme;
a.Diploma in Management Studies
b.Diploma in Commerce
 
B7.    2-YEAR BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE IN MARKETING (BMK)
 Holders of any of the under listed qualifications from recognized institutions qualify for this programme;
a.Higher National Diploma (HND) in Marketing
b.Higher National Diploma (HND) in Purchasing and Supply
 
  B8.   3-YEAR BACHELOR DEGREE IN MANAGEMENT STUDIES (3BMS)
Holders of any of the under listed qualifications from recognized institutions qualify for this programme;
a.Higher National Diploma (HND) in Purchasing and Supply.
b.Higher National Diploma (HND) in Marketing.
c.Higher National Diploma (HND) Tourism & Hospitality Management.
 
   B9.   3-YEAR BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE IN MARKETING (3BMK)
Holders of any of the under listed qualifications from recognized institutions qualify for this programme;
a.Diploma in Management Studies.
b.Higher National Diploma (HND) in Secretaryship & Management Studies.
c.Higher National Diploma (HND) in Bilingual Secretaryship and Management.
d.Diploma in Commerce.
e.Higher National Diploma (HND) in Accountancy.
f.Higher National Diploma (HND) Tourism & Hospitality Management
 
SALE OF APPLICATION FORMS 
                          
1.The cost of a set of Scratch Card and prospectus for Direct admission to the Diploma and Degree in Education/Commerce/Management Studies/Marketing programmes is;
(a) Ghana Nationals: One Hundred and Seventy Ghana Cedis (GH¢170.00).
(b) Foreign Nationals : One Hundred US Dollars (US $ 100.00)
 

  1. Mature Students Entrance Examination for admission to the Diploma in Basic Education/Psychology  and Foundations of Education/ Science and Maths, Commerce, Management Studies Programmes which include the cost of Scratch Card, a Manual for the  Preparatory Classes, Tuition and Examination Fee, is as follows:

 
(a)Two Hundred and Forty Ghana Cedis (GH¢240.00) for Diploma in Basic Education/Psychology and Foundations of Education /Science and Maths, applicants
 
(b) Two Hundred and Forty Ghana Cedis (GH¢240.00) for Diploma in Commerce and Management Studies applicants.
 
(c)      Foreign Nationals: One Hundred and Twenty US Dollars (US $ 120.00)
 
3.Mode of payment.
(a)Applicants can buy SCRATCH CARDS from the study centres using BANK DRAFT only, payable to the College of Distance Education, University of Cape Coast and drawn from any of  the following banks:
i. Ghana Commercial Bank
ii. Agricultural Development Bank
(b)SCRATCH CARDS bought from the Regional/District Branches of Zenith Bank, Prudential Bank Ltd. Unibank and Ghana Post should be by CASH.
 
The requisite application forms can be obtained from the following places:
 
4. (a)    College of Distance Education, University of Cape Coast, Cape Coast. 
    (b)   University of Cape Coast Accra Office at Tesano.
    (c)   All Branches of Zenith Bank Ghana Ltd.
    (d)  All Branches of Unibank Ghana Ltd.
    (e)   All Branches of Prudential Bank Ltd.
    (f)    All Regional and Major District Offices of GHANA POST.
    (g)    Regional offices and Study Centres of College of Distance Education:

  • Ashanti -Kumasi (Tafo Nhyiaso), Obuasi (Obuasi Snr High Technical Sch), Offinso (Dwamena Akenten SHS), Simms, Asante Mampong Technical College of Education, Manso Abore SHS;
  • Brong Ahafo - Sunyani (North Nkwabeng), Techiman SHS, Dormaa SHS, Hwidiem SHS, Kintampo SHS, Nkoranza SHS, Drobo SHS;
  • Central – Swedru (SWESBU & SWESCO), Assin Foso  (Obiri Yeboah SHS), Breman Asikuma SHS,  Dunkwa-On-Offin (Boa Amponsem SHS), Kasoa (Ngleshi Amanfrom SHS);
  • Eastern - Koforidua (Okorase Junction 10), Oda (Attafuah SHS), Abetifi College of Education, Somanya, Akwamuman SHS (Akosombo), Begoro Presec SHS;
  • Greater Accra - Accra (Papafio Hills and Zenith College), Ada (Ada College of Education) Tema (Tema SHS);
  • Northern -Tamale (Vittim), Gambaga (Gambaga Girls SHS);
  • Upper East - Bolgatanga (Yikeni on the Navrongo Rd.), Navrongo, Zebilla;
  • Upper West - Wa (Wa Sec), Tumu College of Education, Lawra, Nandom;
  • Volta – Ho (Little Bethlehem), Akatsi (Akatsi College of Education), Jasikan (Jasikan College of Education)
  • Western – Takoradi (Ntankorful), Tarkwa (Fiaseman SHS), Enchi College of Education, Nsein SHS, Bibiani SHS, Sefwi Dabieso SHS;

 Note the following:  
The closing date for sale of application forms is 4th March, 2016.
1.All online applications should be submitted online. Duly submitted applications will have application numbers auto generated.
2. The confirmation page should be printed and submitted together with photocopies of certificates, results slips/transcripts to the centre where scratch cards were purchased soon after submitting online. Take note of application numbers and quote it when communicating with the College.
3.Ensure that the date you purchased the scratch card and the serial number of the card is recorded.
4.Keep photocopies of the confirmation page and scratch card for reference purposes.
 
 
NB: All programmes will be mounted subject to the attainment of the minimum number of applicants required. In cases where the minimum numbers are not attained, applicants will be asked to change their programme of study.
 
Foreign applicants will purchase the form for One Hundred (100.00) / One Hundred and Twenty (120.00) US Dollars and also pay their fees in US Dollars.
 
REGISTRAR.

04 Feb, 2016

The Directorate of University Health Services (DUHS); in collaboration with the  Management of the ATL FM, has rolled out radio talk programmes on ATL FM to educate the University Community on health issues. The radio programmes include daily health tit-bits and weekly health talks on selected health issues, which are presented by Medical Officers and other health Professionals from the DUHS.
Daily Health Tit-bits:     Monday-Friday between 6:50am-6:55am
Weekly Health Talk:      Tuesday between 9:30am-9:50am
The University Community is kindly entreated to tune in to ATL FM and listen to these educative programmes. 
Your feedback for the enrichment of the programmes could be sent to the Directorates's email: hospital@ucc.edu.gh

Please, follow DUHS on:
https://www.facebook.com/Directorate of University Health Services-UCC 
Twitter: @ucchospital

 

7th USL Symposium 2016

04 Feb, 2016 By Anonymous (not Verified)

The Humanitarian Affairs UK and the Vietnam Government, would like to cordially invite 15 promising students to attend the 7th University Scholars Leadership Symposium in Hanoi, Vietnam from August 1 to 7, 2016.

"University of Cape Coast has been selected to be on our priority list as we are inviting universities worldwide who provide holistic learning opportunities for their students to become world-class global citizens and future leaders."

The Symposium brings together over 1,000 delegates from more than 60 countries for a life changing experience. The 7th USLS, Inspiring Individuals, Transforming Communities, reinforces the idea of global citizenship by connecting like-minded individuals and inspiring student leaders to take actions to benefit communities in need. Humanitarian Affairs will help delegates identify themselves as global citizens through the stories they share and the humanitarian conflicts they present.

The Symposium will invite over 8 international speakers to highlight the humanitarian issues around the world. Tim Peters is an American Nobel Peace Prize finalist and the world’s most visible advocate for human rights in North Korea. Peters will return to the 7th USLS to address the challenges he overcame to gain the American government’s approval for the first North Korean refugee. Delegates will also have a chance to participate in various United Nations agency run workshops.

If you would like to know more about the 7th USLS, please visit www.universityscholars.org.uk

Want to know more about us?

Humanitarian Affairs is a member of the United Nations Global Compact, the World Association of Non-Governmental Organisations (WANGO), World Alliance for Citizens Participation, and the International Association for Volunteer Effort.

La-Wuogon Muslims Trust Donates Recorders to UCC Library

04 Feb, 2016 By louis Mensah

The La-Wuogon Muslim Trust, a Local NGO has donated twenty Sony ICD-BX140 voice recorders to the University Library. The presentation was held at the Resource Centre for Alternative Media and Assistive Technology in the University Main Library. The donation was facilitated by the Campus Volunteer Foundation to assist the visually impaired students in their studies. Presenting the items, the Executive Director of the La-Wuogon Muslims Trust, Chief Kamar Been Ibn Farid Bongoluri indicated that it was a token to help the students and promised to support the students whenever there was the need to do so. Receiving the item on behalf of the Dean of Students, Mr. Eric Boro, Senior Assistant Registrar at the Office of the Dean of Students Affairs showed his excitement and appreciation for the donation. The donation, he said, would help the students to enhance their learning. Mrs. J. A. Opare-Adzobu, a Senior Assistant Librarian who was present said the donation would go a long way to help the students and also add to the resources available at the library. Present at the ceremony were the Deputy Director of La-Wuogon Muslims Trust, Iddrisu M. Pumaya, President, members of the Campus Volunteer Foundation and a cross section of the visually impaired students.    

03 Feb, 2016

An initiative by the Institutional Advancement Office of the University of Cape Coast which is set for implementation in the next ten foreseeable years. The office was established primarily with the vision to create presence among the university’s publics and the global community and to keep the promise of the University of Cape Coast as the University of Choice in Ghana and beyond. We are poised on the mission to effectively facilitate internal and external communication, build and cultivate relationships with alumni and friends, and assist to secure public and private resources to promote the mission of the University of Cape Coast.
The Campaign is an opportunity for you to help advance the University of Cape Coast in areas of Innovation, Public Service and Campus Enhancement. We invite you to join us in visualizing this dream and bringing it to reality. The campaign focuses generally on helping the University achieve its vision, mission and corporate strategy and more specifically to achieve agenda 1, 7 and 8 of the corporate strategic thrust
 

Pro-Vice-Chancellor Ends Tour to Offices

03 Feb, 2016 By louis Mensah

The Pro Vice-Chancellor, Prof. G. K. T. Oduro has undertaken his third and final tour to both academic and administrative offices of the University to introduce himself and also familiarize with heads and other members of staff.   The Pro-Vice-Chancellor and his team comprised the registrar, Mr. John Kofi Nyan, Acting Director, Directorate of Academic Affairs, Mr. Jeff T. Onyame, Acting Director, Directorate of Public Affairs, Major Kofi Baah-Bentum (rtd) and Administrative Secretary to the Pro VC, Mr. Nasir Y. Entsie.  The team visited the Directorate of Finance, Internal Audit, Printing Press, ATL FM and Institutional Advancement Office.   At the Directorate of Finance, Prof. Oduro said finance was key to the efficient and smooth operation of the university but added that the growth of the University was accompanied by its attendant challenges. Therefore to ensure effectiveness and efficiency, the Pro-Vice-Chancellor said efforts should be made to reduce bottlenecks and bureaucracy to the barest minimum in this era of collegiate system.   The next point of call for the Pro-Vice-Chancellor and his entourage was the Directorate of Internal Audit and they were received by the director, Mr. E.P Owusu. Prof, Oduro indicated that without audit the institution would not know whether it was doing the right things or not and asked that they applied the rules and regulations stringently as required of them.   Interacting with the management of the Printing Press, Prof. Oduro averred that universities the world-over become well known through their printing houses. Citing examples in Cambridge and Oxford universities, the Pro-Vice-Chancellor said, “The Printing Press is in the heart of the university visibility agenda, therefore you must work hard for the university to become world-acclaimed”, he stressed. “Again as the university gradually moves towards being weaned of government subvention, this press house has a key role in the mobilization of internally generated funds”, he stated.

The Pro-Vice-Chancellor and his team moved to ATL FM where they were also taken round the various offices as well as the studio by the management of the radio facility. Prof. Oduro commended the station for the quality of their output and exhibition of professionalism in their presentations. Station Manager, Kwabena Antwi-Konadu thanked the Pro-Vice-Chancellor for the visit and added it has really served as huge motivation for the staff since “they feel belonged and for me, it is most heartwarming”. He promised that they would not relent in their quest to promote the UCC brand and image.   At the Institutional Advancement Office (IAO) the Pro-Vice-Chancellor was received by Mr. Solomon Faakye (Esq.). Prof. Oduro told staff of the IAO that the office was the face of the university; therefore they should endeavor to be nice to all manner of persons they encounter in their duties. “Whoever comes here must leave smiling even if his or her requests are not met” He tasked the office also to ensure that all prospective alumni go out with a strong feeling and attachment, which would make them want to come back to their Alma mater.    

Managing Director of SAFE Calls on Pro-Vice-Chancellor

03 Feb, 2016 By louis Mensah

The Managing Director of the Sasakawa Africa Fund for Extension Education, Dr. Deola Naibakelao has called on the Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Prof. George K. T. Oduro in his office. Dr. Naibakelao who is based in Ethiopia is in Ghana to visit some projects of the Fund as well as follow up on two important assignments and decided to call on the Pro-Vice-Chancellor to announce his presence in the university.He said the University of Cape Coast was currently leading in the development of an agri-business proposal, which would serve as a model for other countries. He also indicated that a case study was being undertaken to find out why the enrolment at the diploma level at the Kwadaso Agricultural College was declining.   Dr. Naibakelao commended the University for expanding the work of the Fund and added that “there are currently 21 projects in both universities and colleges in nine countries around the world.”   Welcoming his guest, Prof. Oduro said it was commendable that the seed that was sown in Cape Coast has blossomed to serve humanity. He added that “it has made a lot of impact because a lot of people have received training in various fields of agriculture”.  The Pro-Vice-Chancellor asked to also expand their scope of the project to cover other sectors of the University saying, “Think of the university from other perspectives too, post-harvest management is one area the university can position itself in”. He thanked the Dean of the School of Agriculture and his team for their commitment and expansion of the project.   The Dean, School of Agriculture, Prof. L. K. Sam-Amoah, Prof. Festus Annoh-Frimpong and Dr. William Ghartey accompanied Dr. Naibakelao on his visit. Also present during the visit was the registrar, Mr. John Kofi Nyan.  

02 Feb, 2016

All persons who wrote the just ended West African  Secondary School Certificate Examinations (WASSCE) and are awaiting results are hereby informed that application for admission into undergraduate programmes of the University of Cape Coast for the 2016/2017 academic year has been extended to 15th July, 2016.

Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for admission into undergraduate programmes of the University of Cape Coast for the 2016/2017 academic year. Persons who will be writing WASSCE this year (AWAITING 2016 WASSCE RESULTS) can also apply.

Applicants are to buy scratch cards which will enable them to apply for programmes of their choice online.  The scratch cards are up for sale at the Centres listed below:

 

1.   SALES CENTRES

      (a)  Cashier’s Office, University of Cape Coast (Mode of payment – CASH)

      (b)  Ghana Post Offices at the Regional Capitals – (Mode of payment – POSTAL ORDER)

      (c)  University  of Cape Coast – Accra Office, Tesano – Accra (Mode of payment – CASH)

      (d)  Kumasi Workers’ College, Kumasi (Mode of payment - CASH)

      (e)  I-J Consult, Kasoa - Nyanyano Road, Near Witty Kids Int. School (CASH Payment)

      (f)  All UCC College of Distance Education (CoDE) Study Centres (Mode of payment:

GCB Bankers Draft in the name of The Registrar, University of Cape Coast)

                        COST OF SCRATCH CARDS:

                        Post-SSSCE/WASSCE               -           GH¢220.00

                        Post-Diploma                          -           GH¢230.00

                        International Applicants          -           USD$120.00

International applicants can make payment by VISA Card and have their Scratch Card PIN sent to their e-mail addresses to enable them to complete their applications online.

The Deadline for the submission of completed application form is Friday, 15th July, 2016 .    

2.         ONLINE APPLICATIONS

Applicants should visit www.ucc.edu.gh and click on Apply Online for further instructions.

All applicants are required to provide the following information at the back of the large EMS envelope: (a) application reference number  (b) full name (c) postal address (d) first choice programme and (e) application category which should be one of the following: SSSCE/WASSCE or Post-Diploma or Post First Degree or OTHER (to be specified by applicant).

Applicants are advised to read application instructions as well as the contents of the admissions brochure very carefully before completing the online application form.  Applications on which APPLICATION REFERENCE NUMBERS are not indicated will not be processed.

3.         BASIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

  1. The Minimum Admission Requirement into the University of Cape Coast for WASSCE applicants is aggregate 36.  For SSSCE applicants, the minimum requirement is aggregate 24.     

Candidates must have credit passes in six (6) subjects with overall aggregate of 36/24 at the WASSCE/SSSCE respectively.

Three of the six subjects must be core subjects: English Language, Mathematics, Integrated Science or Social Studies and three must be in relevant electives.                     

  For purposes of admission, a credit pass in :

i.   WASSCE means A1 – C6

ii.  SSSCE means A – D

  1. Holders of the General Certificate of Education (GCE) Advanced Level (obtained not more than three years ago) must,  in addition to credit passes in five (5) GCE ‘O’ Level subjects (including English and Mathematics), have, at least, two (2) passes in the relevant subjects.
     
  2. Applicants with the General Business Certificate Examination (GBCE) results should have credit passes (A-D) in six (6) subjects comprising three (3) core subjects including English Language and Mathematics plus three (3) relevant elective subjects. 
     
  3. Holders of the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE)/ International Baccalaureate (IB) must possess at least Grades A*/A-C in English, Mathematics and Biology at the Standard (SL)/’O’ Level, in addition to three Higher Level (HL – A to C)/’A’ Level (A to D)/IB 2 (A to C) grades in the relevant subjects.

Applicants are required to read specific Departmental/programme requirements contained in the Admissions Brochure before completing the online application.

4.         FEE-PAYING APPLICANTS

Fee-paying facilities are available for candidates/applicants who are unable to meet the competitive cut-off points determined by the Joint Admissions Committee.

Applicants who wish to be considered may complete and attach the fee-paying forms (available at the sale centres or downloaded from the university’s admissions portal) to their printed online application forms.  Such candidates shall be required to meet the minimum admission requirements.  Copies of last year’s cut-off points for the various programmes are available at the sale centres and the University’s website for applicants’ guidance.

5.         SCHOOL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES

Applicants who are applying into School of Medical Sciences should note that the programme is strictly fee-paying.

6.         PRACTICAL EXAMINATIONS FOR B.ED (PHYSICAL EDUCATION) CANDIDATES

SSSCE/WASSCE candidates applying for B.Ed (Physical Education) should note that the date for the practical examinations will be announced later.

7.         SUBMISSION OF COPIES OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FORMS

(a)       Two copies of completed online application forms accompanied by two copies of results slips should be sent by POST and NOT delivered by hand.

            Copies of the completed online application forms should reach the Director, Directorate of Academic Affairs (DAA), University of Cape Coast not later than Friday, 15th July, 2016.                    

            Applicants are to ensure that application forms are posted early enough to be received before the deadline for submission as forms received after the deadline will not be processed.                             

(b)        No additional documents will be accepted after submission of completed application forms.  Applicants are to note that only photocopies of certificates or result slips should accompany completed application forms.  Original certificates/result slips of applicants offered admission will be inspected before registration.  The documents accompanying the application forms are not returnable.

(c)        Persons awaiting 2016 WASSCE results MUST select the “Awaiting Results” option before providing their examination details. Those who already have results SHOULD NOT select the “Awaiting Results” option but rather go ahead to verify their results

(d)        Application forms received without Application Reference Numbers, two (2) copies each of WASSCE/SSSCE results slips or transcripts, in the case of Post-Diploma and other applicants, will not be processed (this does not apply to persons awaiting results).

A change of programme after the submission of application forms will NOT be allowed.

9.         PROGRAMMES AVAILABLE FOR 2016/2017 ACADEMIC YEAR

The following programmes are available for the 2016/2017 Academic Year. Applicants should ensure that the programmes selected as their 1st and 2nd choice options are the same as those indicated below.

COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES AND LEGAL STUDIES

FACULTY OF ARTS

Code

Programmes

01

B.A. (Arts)

02

B.A. (African Studies)

03

B.A. (Theatre Studies)

04

B. Music

06

B.A. (Film Studies)

07

B.A. (Dance)

08

B.A. (Communication Studies)

 

FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

Code

Programme

46

B.Sc. (Tourism Management)

47

B.A. (Population & Health)

48

B.A. (Social Sciences)

51

B.Sc. (Hospitality Management)

52

B.A. (Anthropology)

56

B.Sc (Geography and Regional Planning)

 

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

Code

Programme

49

Bachelor of Commerce (Human Resource Management)

50

Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)

59

Bachelor of Commerce (Finance)

60

Bachelor of Commerce (Procurement & Supply Chain Management)

61

Bachelor of Commerce (Management)

65

Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing)

 

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION STUDIES

Code

Programme

09

B.Ed (Arts)

10

B.Ed (Social Sciences) - Not for applicants with Business Electives

11

B.Ed (Social Studies)

12

B.Ed (Management)

13

B.Ed (Health, Physical Education and Recreation)

14

B.Ed (Science)

15

B.Ed (Mathematics)

16

B.Ed (Computer Science)

65

B.Ed (Health Sciences Education)

17

B.Ed (Basic Education)

18

B.Ed (Early Childhood Education)

19

B.Ed (Home Economics)

20

B.Sc (Psychology)

53

B.Ed (Accounting)

 

COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND ALLIED SCIENCES

SCHOOL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES

Code

Programme

44

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MB, Ch B)

 

SCHOOL OF NURSING AND MIDWIFERY

43

B.Sc. (Nursing)

63

B.Sc. (Mental Health Nursing)

64

B.Sc. (Community Mental Health Nursing)

 

 

 

             SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES

Code

Programme

25

B.Sc. (Biomedical Sciences)

41

Doctor of Optometry

42

B.Sc. (Medical Laboratory Technology)

 

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL SCIENCES

 

SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE

Code

Programme

45

B.Sc. (Agriculture)

54

B.Sc. (Agricultural Extension & Community Development)

57

B.Sc. (Agro-Processing)         

58

B.Sc. (Agri-Bussiness)           

 

SCHOOL OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

Code

Programme

62*

B.Sc. (Biological Sciences)

21

B.Sc. (Molecular Biology and Biotechnology)   

23

B.Sc. (Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences)

24

B.Sc. (Entomology and Wildlife)

26

B.Sc. (Biochemistry)

29

B.Sc. (Environmental Science)

*Students will be selected into other programmes of the School at the end of Level 200.

 

SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES

Code

Programme

22

B.Sc. (Laboratory Technology)

27

B.Sc. (Chemistry)

28

B.Sc. (Computer Science)

30

B.Sc. (Water and Sanitation)

31

B.Sc. (Industrial Chemistry)

32

B.Sc. (Mathematics)

33

B.Sc. (Statistics)

34

B.Sc. (Mathematics and Statistics)

35

B.Sc. (Mathematics with Economics)

36

B.Sc. (Mathematics with Business)

37

B.Sc. (Actuarial Science)

38

B.Sc. (Physics)          

39

B.Sc. (Engineering Physics)   

40

B.Sc. (Information Technology)

55

B.Sc. (Meteorology & Atmospheric Physics)

Applicants can refer to the 2015/2016 Cut-Off Points for the guidance.

02 Feb, 2016

All persons who wrote the just ended West African  Secondary School Certificate Examinations (WASSCE) and are awaiting results are hereby informed that application for admission into undergraduate programmes of the University of Cape Coast for the 2016/2017 academic year has been extended to 15th July, 2016.

Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for admission into undergraduate programmes of the University of Cape Coast for the 2016/2017 academic year. Persons who will be writing WASSCE this year (AWAITING 2016 WASSCE RESULTS) can also apply.

Applicants are to buy scratch cards which will enable them to apply for programmes of their choice online.  The scratch cards are up for sale at the Centres listed below:

 

1.   SALES CENTRES

      (a)  Cashier’s Office, University of Cape Coast (Mode of payment – CASH)

      (b)  Ghana Post Offices at the Regional Capitals – (Mode of payment – POSTAL ORDER)

      (c)  University  of Cape Coast – Accra Office, Tesano – Accra (Mode of payment – CASH)

      (d)  Kumasi Workers’ College, Kumasi (Mode of payment - CASH)

      (e)  I-J Consult, Kasoa - Nyanyano Road, Near Witty Kids Int. School (CASH Payment)

      (f)  All UCC College of Distance Education (CoDE) Study Centres (Mode of payment:

GCB Bankers Draft in the name of The Registrar, University of Cape Coast)

                        COST OF SCRATCH CARDS:

                        Post-SSSCE/WASSCE               -           GH¢220.00

                        Post-Diploma                          -           GH¢230.00

                        International Applicants          -           USD$120.00

International applicants can make payment by VISA Card and have their Scratch Card PIN sent to their e-mail addresses to enable them to complete their applications online.

The Deadline for the submission of completed application form is Friday, 15th July, 2016 .    

2.         ONLINE APPLICATIONS

Applicants should visit www.ucc.edu.gh and click on Apply Online for further instructions.

All applicants are required to provide the following information at the back of the large EMS envelope: (a) application reference number  (b) full name (c) postal address (d) first choice programme and (e) application category which should be one of the following: SSSCE/WASSCE or Post-Diploma or Post First Degree or OTHER (to be specified by applicant).

Applicants are advised to read application instructions as well as the contents of the admissions brochure very carefully before completing the online application form.  Applications on which APPLICATION REFERENCE NUMBERS are not indicated will not be processed.

3.         BASIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

  1. The Minimum Admission Requirement into the University of Cape Coast for WASSCE applicants is aggregate 36.  For SSSCE applicants, the minimum requirement is aggregate 24.     

Candidates must have credit passes in six (6) subjects with overall aggregate of 36/24 at the WASSCE/SSSCE respectively.

Three of the six subjects must be core subjects: English Language, Mathematics, Integrated Science or Social Studies and three must be in relevant electives.                     

  For purposes of admission, a credit pass in :

i.   WASSCE means A1 – C6

ii.  SSSCE means A – D

  1. Holders of the General Certificate of Education (GCE) Advanced Level (obtained not more than three years ago) must,  in addition to credit passes in five (5) GCE ‘O’ Level subjects (including English and Mathematics), have, at least, two (2) passes in the relevant subjects.
     
  2. Applicants with the General Business Certificate Examination (GBCE) results should have credit passes (A-D) in six (6) subjects comprising three (3) core subjects including English Language and Mathematics plus three (3) relevant elective subjects. 
     
  3. Holders of the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE)/ International Baccalaureate (IB) must possess at least Grades A*/A-C in English, Mathematics and Biology at the Standard (SL)/’O’ Level, in addition to three Higher Level (HL – A to C)/’A’ Level (A to D)/IB 2 (A to C) grades in the relevant subjects.

Applicants are required to read specific Departmental/programme requirements contained in the Admissions Brochure before completing the online application.

4.         FEE-PAYING APPLICANTS

Fee-paying facilities are available for candidates/applicants who are unable to meet the competitive cut-off points determined by the Joint Admissions Committee.

Applicants who wish to be considered may complete and attach the fee-paying forms (available at the sale centres or downloaded from the university’s admissions portal) to their printed online application forms.  Such candidates shall be required to meet the minimum admission requirements.  Copies of last year’s cut-off points for the various programmes are available at the sale centres and the University’s website for applicants’ guidance.

5.         SCHOOL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES

Applicants who are applying into School of Medical Sciences should note that the programme is strictly fee-paying.

6.         PRACTICAL EXAMINATIONS FOR B.ED (PHYSICAL EDUCATION) CANDIDATES

SSSCE/WASSCE candidates applying for B.Ed (Physical Education) should note that the date for the practical examinations will be announced later.

7.         SUBMISSION OF COPIES OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FORMS

(a)       Two copies of completed online application forms accompanied by two copies of results slips should be sent by POST and NOT delivered by hand.

            Copies of the completed online application forms should reach the Director, Directorate of Academic Affairs (DAA), University of Cape Coast not later than Friday, 15th July, 2016.                    

            Applicants are to ensure that application forms are posted early enough to be received before the deadline for submission as forms received after the deadline will not be processed.                             

(b)        No additional documents will be accepted after submission of completed application forms.  Applicants are to note that only photocopies of certificates or result slips should accompany completed application forms.  Original certificates/result slips of applicants offered admission will be inspected before registration.  The documents accompanying the application forms are not returnable.

(c)        Persons awaiting 2016 WASSCE results MUST select the “Awaiting Results” option before providing their examination details. Those who already have results SHOULD NOT select the “Awaiting Results” option but rather go ahead to verify their results

(d)        Application forms received without Application Reference Numbers, two (2) copies each of WASSCE/SSSCE results slips or transcripts, in the case of Post-Diploma and other applicants, will not be processed (this does not apply to persons awaiting results).

A change of programme after the submission of application forms will NOT be allowed.

9.         PROGRAMMES AVAILABLE FOR 2016/2017 ACADEMIC YEAR

The following programmes are available for the 2016/2017 Academic Year. Applicants should ensure that the programmes selected as their 1st and 2nd choice options are the same as those indicated below.

COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES AND LEGAL STUDIES

FACULTY OF ARTS

Code

Programmes

01

B.A. (Arts)

02

B.A. (African Studies)

03

B.A. (Theatre Studies)

04

B. Music

06

B.A. (Film Studies)

07

B.A. (Dance)

08

B.A. (Communication Studies)

 

FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

Code

Programme

46

B.Sc. (Tourism Management)

47

B.A. (Population & Health)

48

B.A. (Social Sciences)

51

B.Sc. (Hospitality Management)

52

B.A. (Anthropology)

56

B.Sc (Geography and Regional Planning)

 

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

Code

Programme

49

Bachelor of Commerce (Human Resource Management)

50

Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)

59

Bachelor of Commerce (Finance)

60

Bachelor of Commerce (Procurement & Supply Chain Management)

61

Bachelor of Commerce (Management)

65

Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing)

 

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION STUDIES

Code

Programme

09

B.Ed (Arts)

10

B.Ed (Social Sciences) - Not for applicants with Business Electives

11

B.Ed (Social Studies)

12

B.Ed (Management)

13

B.Ed (Health, Physical Education and Recreation)

14

B.Ed (Science)

15

B.Ed (Mathematics)

16

B.Ed (Computer Science)

65

B.Ed (Health Sciences Education)

17

B.Ed (Basic Education)

18

B.Ed (Early Childhood Education)

19

B.Ed (Home Economics)

20

B.Sc (Psychology)

53

B.Ed (Accounting)

 

COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND ALLIED SCIENCES

SCHOOL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES

Code

Programme

44

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MB, Ch B)

 

SCHOOL OF NURSING AND MIDWIFERY

43

B.Sc. (Nursing)

63

B.Sc. (Mental Health Nursing)

64

B.Sc. (Community Mental Health Nursing)

 

 

 

             SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES

Code

Programme

25

B.Sc. (Biomedical Sciences)

41

Doctor of Optometry

42

B.Sc. (Medical Laboratory Technology)

 

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL SCIENCES

 

SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE

Code

Programme

45

B.Sc. (Agriculture)

54

B.Sc. (Agricultural Extension & Community Development)

57

B.Sc. (Agro-Processing)         

58

B.Sc. (Agri-Bussiness)           

 

SCHOOL OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

Code

Programme

62*

B.Sc. (Biological Sciences)

21

B.Sc. (Molecular Biology and Biotechnology)   

23

B.Sc. (Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences)

24

B.Sc. (Entomology and Wildlife)

26

B.Sc. (Biochemistry)

29

B.Sc. (Environmental Science)

*Students will be selected into other programmes of the School at the end of Level 200.

 

SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES

Code

Programme

22

B.Sc. (Laboratory Technology)

27

B.Sc. (Chemistry)

28

B.Sc. (Computer Science)

30

B.Sc. (Water and Sanitation)

31

B.Sc. (Industrial Chemistry)

32

B.Sc. (Mathematics)

33

B.Sc. (Statistics)

34

B.Sc. (Mathematics and Statistics)

35

B.Sc. (Mathematics with Economics)

36

B.Sc. (Mathematics with Business)

37

B.Sc. (Actuarial Science)

38

B.Sc. (Physics)          

39

B.Sc. (Engineering Physics)   

40

B.Sc. (Information Technology)

55

B.Sc. (Meteorology & Atmospheric Physics)

Applicants can refer to the 2015/2016 Cut-Off Points for the guidance.

29 Jan, 2016

MSC MICROFINANCE SANDWICH PROGRAMME 2015/2016 ACADEMIC YEAR

Target group

High level practitioners or individuals with both professional and academic interest in banking and microfinance.   Courses First year (Fresh Students) Microfinance Paradigms & Poverty in Ghana Financial Analysis & Portfolio Management Data Capture, Analysis & Management Microfinance Regulation & Public Policy Corporate Governance and Auditing Development Finance   Second Year (Continue Students) Analyzing Cost Research Methods & Proposal Writing Micro-lending Techniques & Product Development Strategic Planning & Risk Management Monitoring MFI Performance   Two long vacations (June-July each year)  

Fees per sandwich semester                         Fresh Students            -           GH ¢3400.00             Continuing Students   -           GH ¢2,900.00   Specific Entry Requirements   A bachelor’s degree from a recognized University with at least Second Class Lower Division in the Social Sciences or Business. HND Accounting and HND Marketing holders who are aged 25 years or more will be considered for admission. In addition to the above, applicants will be required to pass a selection interview.                 Sale of Forms Application forms could be obtained from UCC Guest House at Tesano-Accra or call at UCC Cash Office, Old Site UCC, Cape Coast.   For Enquiries: The Head Department of Economics, UCC (0244693747, sannim@ucc.edu.gh) The Co-ordinator, Microfinance, UCC (0244718204, jpeprah@ucc.edu.gh)

 

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