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    University of Cape Coast

    UCC

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    Cape Coast · Ghana Aggregate 6-24 (published per programme on apply.ucc.edu.gh) GHS 2,500 - 5,000/yr (regular, indicative - confirm on UCC fees schedule)

    A leading university for education, health and agricultural sciences on Ghana's coast.

    Scenic coastal campus, strong education focus, peaceful academic atmosphere.

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    Accredited · Last verified: September 2026

    Source: https://apply.ucc.edu.gh

    Admission requirements

    WASSCE: credit passes (A1-C6) in six subjects - three core (English, Core Mathematics, Integrated Science or Social Studies) plus three relevant electives. Education, Nursing and Law each have additional elective requirements. Cut-off points per programme are published on the UCC application portal.

    Fees & financial support

    Exact fees depend on programme and residential status; the current schedule is published with each admission advert. Students Loan Trust Fund and teacher-trainee allowances apply to eligible Education students.

    Programmes on GhanaPathFinder

    BCom Accounting

    Bachelor • 4 years • Accounting

    WASSCE: Credits in English, Core Maths, Integrated Science/Social Studies plus Accounting and Economics

    AccountantAuditorFinance Officer

    BEd Mathematics

    Bachelor • 4 years • Education

    WASSCE: Credits in English, Core Maths, Integrated Science plus Elective Mathematics

    TeacherCurriculum DeveloperEducation Officer

    BSc Agriculture

    Bachelor • 4 years • Agriculture

    WASSCE: Credits in English, Core Maths, Integrated Science plus Biology/Chemistry or General Agriculture

    AgronomistAgribusiness ManagerExtension Officer

    BSc Nursing

    Bachelor • 4 years • Nursing

    WASSCE: Credits in English, Core Maths, Integrated Science plus Biology and Chemistry

    Registered NurseCommunity Health Nurse

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