KUMASI TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES CUT OFF POINTS FOR THE 2025/2026 ACADEMIC YEAR

Kumasi Technical University cut off Point

Kumasi Technical University has published its undergraduate programmes cut off points for the 2025/2026 academic year.

Are you interested in knowing the minimum cut-off points for Kumasi Technical University Undergraduate programmes in Ghana for all courses? if yes, then you are at the right place. This piece of writing will give you information on Kumasi Technical University and its cut-off points for the 2025/2026 academic year.

If you want to check the cut-off points for Kumasi Technical University for the 2025/2026 academic year, you can do so through this page. All facts concerning cut-off points for all Technical Universities for all courses will be published below.

The cut-off point for Kumasi Technical University for WASSCE candidates is 36 and that of SSCE is 24. Candidates who score below the cut-off points will not be eligible for admission.

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KUMASI cut-off points for each course

Bachelor of Arts in Secretaryship And Management Entry Requiments

Programme Category: Degree Programmes

Programme Session: Regular/Evening/Weekend

Programme Duration: 4 Years

Programme Area: Business and Management Studies

Programme Type: Undergraduate Programme

Introduction

The Bachelor of Arts in Secretaryship and Management Studies is designed to last eight semesters where semester seven is reserved for practical training and presentation of a project and industrial attachment report. The BA in Secretaryship and Management Studies program is designed to equip students with Office Administration and Advanced Management skills to enable them work more effectively and efficiently in both the private and public sectors of the economy.  

Aims

In line with the vision and mission of Kumasi Technical University (KsTU), the aim of the program is to train highly qualified graduates who will be academically and occupationally versatile.  Thus, the program seeks to prepare high calibre personnel for the fields of business management and administration in Ghana and beyond. 

Objectives

Specific objectives of the program are to:

• Equip students with key theories and concepts in management and administrative set-ups.
• Provide students with the skills and knowledge necessary for evaluating and integrating management propositions both at the and world of work.
• Inculcate into students, the skills of innovation and its management in the business environment.
• Develop the leadership competencies of students and to be able to understand and apply the distinct features of management and general leadership styles.
• Build the capabilities and skills of students in management innovations in contemporary business environment; and introduce students to the application of emerging e-commerce platforms.

Entry Requirements

SSSCE Candidates

Candidates must have Credit Passes (A – D) in six (6) subjects. Three of the six subjects must be core subjects (including English Language, Social Studies / Integrated Science and Mathematics) and the other three must be in any other relevant-elective subjects.

WASSCE Candidates

Candidates must have Credit Passes (A1 – C6) in six (6) subjects. Three of the six subjects must be core subjects (including English Language, Social Studies / Integrated Science and Mathematics) and the other three must be in any other relevant-elective subjects.

GBCE

Candidates must have Credit Passes (A – D) in six (6) subjects. Three of the six subjects must be core subjects (including English Language, Social Studies / Integrated Science and Mathematics) and the other three must be in any other relevant-elective subjects. 

GCE Advanced Level Candidate

Passes in three (3) subjects (at least one of the passes should be Grade D or better). Also, the applicant must have had credit passes (Grade 6) in five GCE Ordinary Level subjects including English Language, Mathematics and Science subject (for non-science students) and an Art Subject (for science students).

Professional Applicants

Candidates with part of Professional Certificates with a minimum of Part 1 or Foundation Stage of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, Chartered Institute of Management Accountants, Association of Certified Chartered Accountants, Chartered Institute of Marketing, Chartered Institute of Bankers, Chartered Institute of Taxation, Chartered Institute of Secretaries and Administrators, London Centre of Marketing, Institute of Commercial Management etc may be considered for admission.

Other Applicants

1. Candidates with Teacher’s Certificate ‘A’ and a pass in English, Mathematics and two business related subjects at the GCE ‘O’ level or Senior High School or GBC or RSAII etc may be considered for admission to level 200.
2. RSAIII / ABC holders with passes in at least three subjects may be considered for admission into level 200.
3. DBS or other diploma holders may be considered for admission into level 200.
4. Post-Diploma and Professional Applicants for admission to level 300
5. HND from a recognized institution with a minimum of Second-Class Lower 
6. Professional Diploma from a recognized institution with a minimum of Second-Class Lower.
7. Any tertiary diploma from a recognized university  

Mature Applicants

• Must be 25 years old with any legitimate documentary proof (Particularly, Ghana Card if proof is less than Five Years) which is at least five (5) years old at the time of application.
• Pass a written examination conducted by the University; and (c) Professional experience is an advantage.

Foreign or International Students

All foreign qualifications will be referred to Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) for determination of equivalences and eligibility for admission

Employment Prospects For Graduates

The broad-based nature of the programme aims at enabling graduates to make effective 
contribution in integrating Management Practices with Secretarial Functions that would fulfil roles 
such as:
a) Self-employment (that is, graduates can set up their own businesses)
b) Managing other people’s businesses
c) Working as Administrative Assistants in both private and government establishments
d) Performing as Administrative/Executive Secretaries in Government Ministries
e) Being Managers in Non-Governmental Organizations
f) Managing International Organizations

PROGRAMME SCHEDULE

YEAR ONE SEMESTER ONE:

YEAR ONE SEMESTER TWO:

YEAR TWO SEMESTER ONE:

YEAR TWO SEMESTER TWO:

YEAR THREE SEMESTER ONE:

YEAR THREE SEMESTER TWO:

YEAR FOUR SEMESTER ONE:

YEAR FOUR SEMESTER TWO:

Note: The first semester of level 400 is for industrial attachment and project work. All final year students shall be attached to a company or an organization for twelve-weeks on practical training. Graduands shall submit Industrial Attachment Training reports and project work as part of the requirement for graduation.

Bachelor of Engineering in Agricultural Mechanization Engineering Entry Reqirements

Programme Category: Degree Programmes

Programme Session: Regular/Evening/Weekend

Programme Duration: 4 Years

Programme Area: Engineering

Programme Type: Undergraduate Programme

Programme Department: Department Of Automotive And Agricultural Mechanisation Engineering

Introduction

The Bachelor of Technology Degree in Agricultural Mechanization Engineering Awards will provide broad-based, multidisciplinary, design, production and environmental qualifications, allowing articulation to higher education as well as promoting career enhancement for graduates.

Aim

The aim of the Automotive Engineering Bachelor of Technology programme is to provide broad- based education and practical hands-on training in automotive engineering and their relevant applications that will enable graduates to meet challenges and solve problems in the agricultural and farm mechanization engineering and its related field.

Objectives

The objectives are to:

1. Equip students with theoretical knowledge and conceptual skills needed to undertake professional tasks in the Agricultural Mechanization fields and irrigation systems.
2. Equip students with critical and analytical skills needed to perform professional tasks in Agricultural Mechanization fields and irrigation systems
3. To develop awareness of stakeholder and societal involvement in modern innovation and technological trends in agricultural machinery and irrigation systems
4. Develop capacities of students to conduct research in new developmental trends in the Agricultural Mechanization Engineering and Irrigation Industry.
5. Provide a progression path for higher educational qualification through to MTech to the DTech level.

Entry Requirements

The entry requirements are as follows:

A.    SSSCE APPLICANTS
Passes (A-D) in six (6) subjects comprising three core subjects: Core English Language, Core Mathematics and Integrated Science plus three (3) credit passes in elective Agricultural Science, Horticulture, Crop and Animal husbandry, Mathematics, Physics, Technical Drawing, Engineering Science, Chemistry, Metal Work, Auto Mechanic, Basic Electronics, Applied Electricity and related subjects. Such applicants will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme.

B.    WASSCE APPLICANTS
Passes (A1-C6) in six (6) subjects comprising three core subjects: Core English Language, Core Mathematics and Integrated Science plus three (3) credit passes in elective Agricultural Science, Horticulture, Crop Husbandry, Animal Husbandry, Mathematics, Physics, Technical Drawing, Engineering Science, Chemistry, Metal Work, Auto Mechanic, Basic Electronics, Applied Electricity and related subjects. Such applicants will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme.

C.    GCE ‘A’ LEVEL APPLICANTS
Five (5) credit passes at O’Level including English and Mathematics, plus, two (2) Credit passes at ‘A’ Level in the following courses: Agricultural Science, Horticulture, Crop and Animal husbandry, Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics and related subjects. Such applicants will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme.

D.    Technical School Applicants
Credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Integrated Science plus credit passes in paper I and paper II in any of the following areas: Agricultural Science, Horticulture, Crop Husbandry, Animal Husbandry, Mechanical Engineering Craft Practice, Industrial Mechanics, Advanced Welding, Auto Mechanics, Heavy Duty, Refrigeration, Agricultural Engineering and related subjects. Such applicants will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme.

E.    HND Holders
(a)    Applicants must have graduated with a good Higher National Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, Agricultural Engineering and related programmes with at least Second-Class Lower Division,
(b)    May Have to pass an interview conducted by the Department.
(c)    Such applicants will be admitted in year three (3) of the programme.

F.    Diploma in Mechanical Engineering holders
(a)    Applicants must have graduated with a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, Agricultural Engineering and related programmes with at least Second-Class Lower Division, and
(b)    May have to pass an interview conducted by the Department.
(c)    Such applicants will be admitted in year two (2) of the programme

G.    MVT 3, MET 3 and Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Part 3 Technicians Certificate holders
(a)    Applicants must have acquired Motor Vehicle Technicians Part 3 (MVT 3) or Mechanical Engineering Technicians Part 3 (MET 3), Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Part 3, Certificate of London City & Guilds/Ghana Education Service (Technical Examinations Unit) and
(b)    Must undergo a one (1) semester bridging programme and pass all the bridging courses with an average score of at least 50 %. The bridging courses are shown in Table 1.
(c)    They will be admitted in year three (3) of the programme after the bridging programme.

H.    Mature Applicants
(a)    The applicant must be at least 25 years old and show proof of age with birth certificate or any legitimate documentary proof of date of birth which is at least five (5) years old at the time of application;
(b)    May pass an entrance examination conducted by the University and pass an interview.
(c)    Professional working experience (evidenced with a letter of introduction from employer) is an advantage. Such applicants will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme.

I. Foreign or International Students

All foreign qualifications will be referred to National Accreditation Board (NAB) for determination of equivalences and eligibility for admission.

Intended Outcomes

At the end of the programme, graduates will be able to:
1.    Design machine components and systems in Agricultural Engineering and Irrigation fields

2.    Produce machine components and systems in Agricultural Engineering and Irrigation fields
3.    Operate Agricultural Mechanization Engineering Equipment and Irrigation Machinery
4.    Conduct research and offer consultancy services in the Agricultural Mechanization Engineering and Irrigation Industry.
5.    Test and Evaluate Drainage and Well and Irrigation Systems.
6.    Maintain and repair Agricultural Mechanization Engineering Equipments and Irrigation Machinery
7.    Manage Agricultural Mechanization Engineering workshops and Farms
 

Programme Outline

LEVEL 100-SEMESTER ONE

LEVEL 100-SEMESTER TWO

LEVEL 200-SEMESTER ONE 

LEVEL 200-SEMESTER TWO 

LEVEL 300-SEMESTER ONE 

LEVEL 300-SEMESTER TWO 

LEVEL 400-SEMESTER ONE 

LEVEL 400-SEMESTER TWO

Bachelor of Engineering in Automotive Engineering Entry Requirements

Programme Category: Degree Programmes

Programme Session: Regular/Evening/Weekend

Programme Duration: 4 Years

Programme Area: Engineering

Programme Type: Undergraduate Programme

Programme Department: Department Of Automotive And Agricultural Mechanisation Engineering

The Bachelor of Engineering in Automotive Engineering programme has been designed to provide broad-based education and practical hands-on training in automotive engineering and its relevant applications to
satisfy the needs of industry. 

Objectives

The objectives of the programme are to:

1. Equip students with theoretical knowledge and engineering principles needed to
2. undertake professional tasks in Automotive Engineering industry.
3. Enhance professional competence of students by equipping them with skills in the use
4. of modern techniques and equipment for solving automotive related problems.
5. Provide students with continuous professional development in the automotive industry.
6. Provide knowledge and skills in the design and fabricating of simple vehicle
7. components and systems.
8. Provide knowledge in assembling light vehicle engine components and systems.
9. Learning outcomes

At the end of the study, students will have the ability to

1. Use on-board diagnostic tools to diagnose, repair and maintain motor vehicles
2. Use modern techniques in solving problems in the automotive industry.
3. Have continuous professional development in the automotive industry.
4. Gain basic knowledge and skills in the design and fabrication of simple vehicle
5. components and its related systems.
6. Assemble light vehicle engine components and systems.

Entry Requirements

SSSCE Applicants

Credit passes (A-D) in six (6) subjects comprising credit passes in three (3) core subjects: Core English Language, Core Mathematics and Integrated Science plus credit passes in Elective Mathematics and any two (2) of the following subjects: Physics, Technical Drawing, Engineering Science, Chemistry, Metal Work, Auto Mechanic, Basic Electronics and Applied Electricity in the relevant area of study. OR.

WASSCE Applicants

Credit passes (A1-C6) in six (6) subjects comprising credit passes in three (3) core subjects: Core English Language, Core Mathematics and Integrated Science plus credit passes in Elective Mathematics and any two (2) of the following subjects: Physics, Technical Drawing, Engineering Science, Chemistry, Metal Work, Auto Mechanic, Basic Electronics and Applied Electricity in the relevant area of study. OR.

GCE “O” and “A” Level

Five (5) credit passes at O’Level including English and Mathematics, plus, passes at ‘A’ in Three (3) of the following subjects: Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics. Such Applicants will be admitted to year one (1) of the programme.

Technical School Applicants

Credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Integrated Science plus credit passes in paper I and paper II in any of the following areas: Mechanical Engineering Craft Practice, Industrial Mechanics, Advanced Welding, Auto Mechanics, Heavy Duty, Refrigeration, and Agricultural Engineering. Such Applicants will be admitted to year one (1) of the programme.

 HND and Diploma Applicants

Applicants must have graduated with a Higher National Diploma (HND) in Mechanical Engineering or related engineering discipline with at least Second Class (Lower Division) to be admitted into year three (3) of the programme.

Diploma in Mechanical Engineering Applicants

Applicants must have graduated with a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering with at least second-class lower division, to be admitted to year two (2) of the programme.

MVT 3, MET 3 and Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Part 3 Technicians Certificate Applicants

Applicants must have acquired Motor Vehicle Technicians Part 3 (MVT 3) or Mechanical Engineering Technicians Part 3 (MET 3), Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Part 3, Certificate of London City & Guilds/Ghana Education Service (Technical Examinations Unit) and The applicant must have acquired a one-year post MVT/MET 3 and Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Part 3, qualification working experience in a recognized garage or related industry at the time of submitting the application forms and Must undergo a one (1) semester bridging programme and pass all the bridging courses with an average score of at least 50%. They will be admitted to year three (3) of the programme after the bridging programme.

Mature Applicants

Must be 25 years old with legitimate documentary proof which is at least five (5) years old at the time of application, must pass Mature Students’ Entrance Examinations conducted by KsTU, may have to attend and pass an interview. Evidence of working experience will be an added advantage

Foreign Applicants

Academic records of foreign applicants will be referred to GTEC for the determination of qualification equivalence and eligibility for admission as well as placement

Employment Prospects of Graduates

BSc graduates in Automotive Engineering are employed in many different sectors of the 
economy. Grounded on an extensive web survey in addition to knowledge of the local situation 
in Ghana the following areas of potential employment were distinguished:
1. Vehicle assembly plants
2. Mining Industries
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3. Oil and Gas industries
4. Educational institutions
5. Agricultural Mechanization Industry
6. Automotive dealerships (Toyota Ghana, CFAO Motors, Japan Motors, Silver Star 
Motors etc 
7. Public Service Commission (Ministries, Government agencies and departments)
8. Security Services

Structure of the programme 

(Semester-by-semester schedule/structure of course, 
showing the credit value of each course)

YEAR ONE, SEMESTER ONE

YEAR ONE, SEMESTER TWO

YEAR TWO, SEMESTER ONE

YEAR TWO, SEMESTER TWO

YEAR THREE, SEMESTER ONE

YEAR THREE, SEMESTER TWO

YEAR FOUR, SEMESTER ONE

YEAR FOUR, SEMESTER TWO

Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical Engineering Entry Requirement

Programme Category: Degree Programmes

Programme Session: Regular/Evening/Weekend

Programme Duration: 4 Years

Programme Area: Engineering

Programme Type: Undergraduate Programme

Programme Department: Department of Chemical Engineering

Introduction

The Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical Engineering programme aims at training students to acquire knowledge, skills and attitude required for immediate employment and successful career in the chemical and allied industries.

The programme has been carefully developed to enhance students’ ability to perform engineering design through creative thinking, synthesis and integration of inter-disciplinary knowledge to enable them to apply engineering solutions to national and global challenges. 

Objectives 

The specific objectives are to: 

1. Equip students with strong technical foundation in Chemical Engineering and communication skills for their professional advancement; 
2. Enable students identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems, and to use the techniques, skills, and requisite tools necessary for engineering practice; 
3. Prepare the students for the changing technological environment with the basic knowledge central to multidisciplinary development and personal improvement for their life-long professional careers; and 
4. Inculcate in the students a strong sense of responsibility, to enable them act ethically in their professional endeavours. 

Entry requirement for admissions of students 

The duration of the Bachelor of Science programme is four (4) years, and to gain admission to the programme, an applicant must satisfy the following minimum entry requirements: 

(a)    SSSCE APPLICANTS 

SSSCE holders who have credits (A-D) in the following three core subjects: English Language, Mathematics and integrated science, plus credits (A-D) in three science-based, elective subjects including Chemistry with an aggregate score of 24 or better. 

 
(b)    WASSCE APPLICANTS 

WASSCE holders who have credits (A1-C6) in the following three core subjects: English Language, Mathematics and integrated science, plus credits (A1-C6) in three science-based, elective subjects including Chemistry with an aggregate score of 36 or better. 

 
(c)    HND APPLICANTS 

1. HND Chemical Engineering applicants will be admitted at third year (Level 300) but will take courses selected from the various modules. 
2. Applicants with other engineering and chemistry backgrounds would be required to take relevant chemical engineering and chemistry courses as prerequisites. 

 
(d)    DIPLOMA APPLICANTS 

Students with Diploma in Chemical Engineering will be admitted at second year (Level 200). 

  
(e)    TRANSFER FROM OTHER SISTER INSTITUTION 

Students who might have completed certain competencies in other institutions may be allowed to join the programme at a level to be determined by the Department Board. 

 
(f)    MATURE APPLICANTS 

1. Must be at least twenty-five (25) years old at the time of application; 
2. Must pass Mature Students’ Entrance Examinations conducted by KsTU; and 
3. Must attend and pass an interview.  

Evidence of working experience will be an added advantage. 

(g)     FOREIGN APPLICANTS 

Academic records of foreign applicants will be carefully scrutinised to determine the qualification equivalence and eligibility for admission as well as placement. 

Employment Opportunities

Graduates of the programme are likely to be employed in the following industries: 

1. Soaps and detergents industries 
2. Polymers and plastics industries
3. Paper and pulp industries 
4. Food and drinks industry 
5. Cement industries 
6. Mineral processing industries 
7. Water treatment and production industries 
8. Pharmaceutical and healthcare industries 
9. Personal care products industries 
10. Metals processing industries 
11. Garments and textiles industries 
12. Fertilizer and agrochemicals industries 
13. Petrochemicals and energy industries 
14. Regulatory bodies 
15. Consultancy 
16. Academic institutions 
17.  Research institutions 

PROGRAMME SCHEDULE

LEVEL 100-SEMESTER ONE

Module 1: Design Product I
Credit hours for courses under Module 1
 

Module 2: Design Product II
Credit Hours for Module 2
 

LEVEL 100-SEMESTER TWO

Module 3: Design Product III
Credit hours for courses under Module 3

Module 4: Design Product IV
Credit hours for courses under Module 4

LEVEL 200-SEMESTER ONE

Module 5: Design Equipment I
Credit hours for courses under Module 5
 

Module 6: Design Equipment II
Credit hours for courses under Module 6
 

LEVEL 200-SEMESTER TWO

Module 7: Design Equipment III
Credit hours for courses under Module 7

Module 8: Quality Assurance
Credit hours for courses under Module 8
 

LEVEL 300-SEMESTER ONE

Module 9: Design Process Plant
Credit hours for courses under Module 9
 

Module 10: Design Safety Systems
Credit hours for courses under Module 10
 

LEVEL 300-SEMESTER TWO

Module 11: Industrial Attachment
Credit hours for courses under Module 11
 

LEVEL 400-SEMESTER ONE

Module 12: Design pollution control systems
Credit hours for courses under Module 12

Module 13: Manage and Operate Process Plant I
Credit hours for courses under Module 13
 

LEVEL 400-SEMESTER TWO

Module 14: Manage and Operate Process Plant II
Credit hours for courses under Module 14

Module 15: Entrepreneurship
Credit hours for courses under Module 15
 

Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering Entry Requirement

Programme Category: Degree Programmes

Programme Session: Regular/Evening/Weekend

Programme Duration: 4 Years

Programme Area: Engineering

Programme Type: Undergraduate Programme

Programme Department: Department of Civil Engineering

Introduction

The CBT Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering programme aims at training students with theoretical knowledge and sound practical skills in design and entrepreneurial skills to take up the design and supervisory role in the Civil Engineering Industry. They will also be adequately prepared with the requisite skills to set up their own small and medium-scale industries.

Objectives

The main objective of the programme is to produce professional Engineers who will be able to analyse, design, construct and maintain Civil Engineering works and systems. At the end of the programme, the BEng graduate will be able to:

• Design, and supervise the construction and maintenance of highway and transportation structures; reinforced concrete, steel and timber structures; and water & sanitation systems;
• Carry out geotechnical investigations & applied research with linkage to industry & business; and
• Manage civil engineering projects entrepreneurial in nature.

Intended/Expected Outcomes

Students will acquire theoretical and practical experience to undertake the design and/or supervision of middle level Civil Engineering Projects after graduation. They will also acquire the entrepreneurial skills to start their own businesses and
fit into the technological working world.

Entry Requirements

The duration of the Bachelor programme is four (4) years and to gain admission to the programme, the applicant must satisfy the entry requirements for admission of students.

a. Senior Secondary School Certificate Examinations (SSSCE) and West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE).
The entry requirements for admission of WASSCE, and SSSCE candidates to the Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) in Civil Engineering programme are three (3) credit passes in three (3) core subjects and three (3) credit passes in three (3) relevant elective subjects.
(i) SSSCE Candidates: Credit Passes (A – D) in six (6) subjects comprising three (3) core subjects, including English Language and Mathematics, Integrated Science, plus three (3) relevant elective subjects – Elective Mathematics and two (2) of the following (Physics, Chemistry, Technical Drawing, Building Construction).

(ii) WASSCE Candidates: Credit Passes (A1 – C6) in six (6) subjects comprising three (3) core subjects, including English Language and Mathematics, Science, plus three (3) relevant elective subjects – Elective Mathematics and two (2) of the following (Physics, Chemistry, Technical Drawing, Building Construction).

b. General Certificate of Education (GCE) Advanced Level Candidates
Passes in three (3) subjects – Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry (at least, one of the passes should be grade D or better). Also, the applicant must have had credit passes (Grade 6) in five (5) GCE Ordinary Level subjects including English Language, Mathematics and a Science subject (for non-science students) and an Arts subject (for science students).

(c) Admission of Higher National Diploma (HND) Candidates
Applicant must have graduated with a good HND certificate (that is, at least Second-Class Lower Division). HND third level students will be to be admitted into level 200. Other Diploma qualifications from elsewhere assessed to be equivalent to HND may be similarly considered.

(d) Mature Students’ Entry
Applicants must be at least twenty-five (25) years old, and show proof of age with birth certificate or any legitimate documentary proof of date of birth which is at least five (5) years old at the time of application.

Applicants must have two (2) years’ professional experience (a letter from employer is required). Applicants must pass a written examination or show proof of three (3) credit passes in English Language, Science and Mathematics in SSSCE/WASSCE or any other nationally recognized standard high school level examinations plus passes in relevant electives as indicated in a, b, or c.”

(e) Pre Engineering Students’ Entry
Applicants who completed the Pre-engineering programme with at least SecondClass Lower Division will be admitted to first year of the programme.

Employment Prospects for Graduates

Government Agencies and Ministries such as:

• Water Resources, Works and Housing
• Transportation
• Roads and Highways
• Railway, Ports and Harbor
• Aviation
• Natural Resources
• Environment, Science and Technology
• Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies

Private organizations:

• Architectural Firms
• Hospitals
• Banks/Insurance Companies
• Colleges and Universities
• Manufacturing Firms
• Construction Firms
• Consulting/ Engineering Firms
• Public Utilities
• Research Facilities
• Environmental OrganizationPROGRAMME SCHEDULE

LEVEL 100-SEMESTER ONE

LEVEL 100-SEMESTER TWO

LEVEL 200-SEMESTER ONE

LEVEL 200-SEMESTER TWO

LEVEL 300-SEMESTER ONE

LEVEL 300-SEMESTER TWO

LEVEL 400-SEMESTER ONE

LEVEL 400-SEMESTER TWO

Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering (Manufacturing) Entry Requirement

Programme Category: Degree Programmes

Programme Session: Regular Only

Programme Duration: 4 Years

Programme Area: Engineering

Programme Department: Department of Mechanical Engineering

Aim of Programme

The aim of the BEng Mechanical Engineering (Design and Manufacturing option) programme is to provide broad-based education and hands-on training in Design and Manufacturing Engineering and their relevant applications tailored to meet the changing trends in the manufacturing sector.

Objectives

The objectives are to:

1. Equip graduates with theoretical, conceptual skills and hands-on skills needed to undertake professional tasks in the Mechanical Design and Manufacturing Engineering industry.
2. Equip graduates with critical and analytical skills needed to perform professional task in the Mechanical Design and Manufacturing Engineering industry.
3. Equip graduates to be able to design, select the appropriate materials and produce components for industry.
4. Develop capacities of graduate to conduct research in new developmental trends in the Mechanical Design and Manufacturing Engineering industry.
5. Develop awareness of stakeholder and societal involvement in environmental issues related to the Mechanical Design and Manufacturing engineering industry.

Intended/Expected Outcomes

On successful completion of the programme, graduates will be able to:

1. Design and fabricate simple mechanical elements and systems,
2. Install, commission, operate, maintain and service manufacturing tools and equipment,
3. Use management and costing principles to prepare budgets and project estimates,
4. Assess performance of manufacturing equipment and conduct evaluation of those equipment
5. Manage engineering organisations by applying the relevant social science principles.
6. Solve related mechanical manufacturing engineering problems by analysis, modelling and empirical methods, including application of computer aided design packages.
7. Prepare and interpret related engineering drawings.
8. Prepare and present technical reports and communicate effectively.

Entry requirement for admission of students

The qualifications for admissions into the programme are as follows:

A.    SSSCE
Credit passes (A-D) in six (6) subjects comprising three (3) core subjects: Core English Language, Core Mathematics and Integrated Science plus three (3) credit passes (A-D) in any of the following elective subjects: Elective Mathematics, Physics, Technical Drawing, Engineering Science, Chemistry, Metal Work, Auto Mechanic, Basic Electronics, Applied Electricity, Welding and fabrication and any other relevant related courses with aggregate 24 or better. Such candidates will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme.
Candidates with weak Elective Mathematics or without Elective Mathematics after admission will be required to undertake and pass Fundamental or Pre-Engineering Mathematics in the first year of the programme.

B.    WASSCE
Credit passes (A1-C6) in six (6) subjects comprising three (3) core subjects: Core English Language, Core Mathematics and Integrated Science plus three (3) credit passes (A1-C6) in any of the following elective subjects: Elective Mathematics, Physics, Technical Drawing, Engineering Science, Chemistry, Metal Work, Auto Mechanic, Basic Electronics, Applied Electricity, Welding and fabrication and any other relevant related courses with aggregate 36 or better. Such candidates will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme.
Candidates with weak Elective Mathematics or without Elective Mathematics after admission will be required to undertake and pass Fundamental or Pre-Engineering Mathematics in the first year of the programme.

C.    GCE O’ LEVEL APPLICANTS
Five (5) credit passes at ‘O’Level including English and Mathematics, plus, two (2) Credit passes at ‘O’Level in the following courses: Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics. Such candidates will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme.

D.    GCE ‘A’ LEVEL APPLICANTS
Five (5) credit passes at ‘A’Level including English and Mathematics, plus, two (2) Credit passes at ‘A’ Level in the following courses: Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics. Such candidates will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme.

E.    TECHNICAL SCHOOL APPLICANTS
Credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Integrated Science plus credit passes in paper I and paper II in any of the following areas: Mechanical Engineering Craft Practice, Industrial Mechanics, Advanced Welding, Auto Mechanics, Heavy Duty, Refrigeration, and Agricultural Engineering. They will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme.

F.    HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA HOLDERS
(a)    Applicants must have graduated with a Higher National Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (Minimum of Second Class Lower) and They will be admitted in year three (3) of the programme
(b)    HND third level students will be admitted into level 200.

G.    MATURE APPLICANTS
Mature Applicants must be at least 25 years old at the time of application with legitimate documentary proof which is at least five (5) years old at the time of application, must pass Mature Students’ Entrance Examinations conducted by KsTU in English, Mathematics and Subject Area Test or General paper. Evidence of at least one year working experience will be an added advantage. Such candidates will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme.

H.    TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATE HOLDERS
(MVT 3, MET 3 AND REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING PART 3 TECHNICIANS CERTIFICATE HOLDERS)
(a)    Applicants must have acquired Motor Vehicle Technicians Part 3 (MVT 3) or Mechanical Engineering Technicians Part 3 (MET 3), Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Part 3, Certificate of London City & Guilds/Ghana Education Service (Technical Examinations Unit) and
(b)    Must undergo a bridging programme and pass all the bridging courses with an average score of at least 50 %. The bridging courses are shown in Table 1.
(c)    They will be admitted in year three (3) of the programme after the bridging programme.

I. NON-TERTIARY DIPLOMA AND TERTIARY DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING HOLDERS
(a)    Non-Tertiary diploma holders with diploma in Mechanical Engineering will be admitted in year two (2), Level 200, of the programme.
(b)    Tertiary diploma holders with diploma in Mechanical Engineering and have undergone a bridging programme and passed all the bridging courses with an average score of at least 50 %, will be admitted in year three (3) of the programme. The bridging courses are shown in Table 2.

J. PRE-ENGINEERING GRADUATES
(a) Applicants must have graduated in a Pre-engineering programme from a recognized university. They will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme

K. FOREIGN OR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Foreign Applicants: Academic records of foreign applicants with the requisite qualification will be referred to GTEC for the determination of equivalence and eligibility for admission as well as placement.
 

PROGRAMME SCHEDULE

LEVEL 100-SEMESTER ONE 

LEVEL 100-SEMESTER TWO

LEVEL 200-SEMESTER ONE 

LEVEL 200-SEMESTER TWO 

LEVEL 300-SEMESTER ONE 

LEVEL 300-SEMESTER TWO

LEVEL 400-SEMESTER ONE 

LEVEL 400-SEMESTER TWO

Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering (Metallurgy And Materials) Entry Requirement

Programme Category: Degree Programmes

Programme Session: Regular Only

Programme Duration: 4 Years

Programme Area: Engineering

Programme Type: Undergraduate Programme

Programme Department:Department of Mechanical Engineering

Introduction

The Bachelor of Engineering in Metallurgy and Materials Engineering programme has been designed to equip graduates with requisite knowledge and skill in metallurgy and materials engineering, provide them with firm grounding complemented by laboratory and industrial experience on appropriate concepts and principles through rigorous training in modern science and technology applicable to material structure, processing and properties so that graduates can fit and function properly in the global metallurgy and materials related positions in government, industry, and academia and promote excellence wherever they find themselves. 

Objectives of the programme

The objectives are to: 

1. To teach the theoretical concepts related to Metallurgy and Materials Engineering  
2. To train students to acquire critical and analytical skills related to Metallurgy and Materials Engineering  
3. To teach students the professional and ethical principles related to Metallurgy and Materials Engineering 
4. To develop capacities in the handling of Research related to Metallurgy and Materials Engineering  
5. To provide avenues for further education for diploma students in Metallurgy and Materials Engineering  

Intended/Expected Outcomes

On successful completion of the programme, graduates will be able to:

1. Have hands on training in foundry technology
2. Distinguish and use various kinds of ceramics, metals, polymers and materials in relation to industry
3. Design and fabricate simple metallurgical and materials processing elements and systems,
4. Prepare and present engineering reports,
5. Use management and costing principles to prepare budgets and project estimates,
6. Manage engineering organisations by applying the relevant social science principles.
7. Solve related engineering problems by analysis, modelling and empirical methods, including application of computer aided design packages.
8. Prepare and interpret related engineering drawings.
9. Prepare and present technical reports and communicate effectively.

Entry Requirements for Graduation

The qualifications for admissions into the programme are as follows: 

A.    SSSCE 

Candidates should have Credit passes (A-D) in six (6) subjects comprising three (3) core subjects: Core English Language, Core Mathematics and Integrated Science plus three (3) credit passes (A-D) in any of the following elective subjects: Elective Mathematics, Physics, Technical Drawing, Engineering Science, Chemistry, Metal Work, Auto Mechanic, Basic Electronics, Applied Electricity, Welding and fabrication and any other relevant related courses with aggregate 24 or better. Such candidates will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme. 

B.    WASSCE 

Credit passes (A1-C6) in six (6) subjects comprising three (3) core subjects:  Core English Language, Core Mathematics and Integrated Science plus three (3) credit passes (A1-C6) in any of the following elective subjects: Elective Mathematics, Physics, Technical Drawing, 
Engineering Science, Chemistry, Metal Work, Auto Mechanic, Basic Electronics, Applied Electricity, Welding and fabrication and any other relevant related courses with aggregate 36 or better. Such candidates will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme. 

C.    A’ LEVEL APPLICANTS 

Five (5) credit passes at O’Level including English and Mathematics, plus, two (2) Credit passes at ‘A’ Level in the following courses: Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics. Such candidates will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme. 

D.    TECHNICAL SCHOOL APPLICANTS 

Credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Integrated Science plus credit passes in paper I and paper II in any of the following areas: Mechanical Engineering Craft Practice, Industrial Mechanics, Advanced Welding, Auto Mechanics, Heavy Duty, Refrigeration, and Agricultural Engineering. They will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme. 

E.    HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA HOLDERS 

1. Applicants must have graduated with a good Higher National Diploma in Mechanical  Engineering (Minimum of Second Class Lower) and  
2. They will be admitted in year three (3), Level 300, of the programme 

 
F. MATURE APPLICANTS 

Mature Applicants Must be 25 years old with legitimate documentary proof which is at least five 
(5) years old at the time of application, must pass Mature Students’ Entrance Examinations conducted by KsTU, may have to attend and pass an interview. Evidence of working experience will be an added advantage.   

G. MVT 3, MET 3 AND REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING PART 3 TECHNICIANS CERTIFICATE HOLDERS 

1. Applicants must have acquired Motor Vehicle Technicians Part 3 (MVT 3) or Mechanical Engineering Technicians Part 3 (MET 3), Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Part 3, Certificate of London City & Guilds/Ghana Education Service (Technical Examinations Unit) and 
2. Must undergo a one (1) semester bridging programme and pass all the bridging courses with an average score of at least 50 %. The bridging courses are shown in Table 1.  
3. hey will be admitted in year three (3) of the programme after the bridging programme. 

 H. DIPLOMA OR TERTIARY DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING HOLDERS 

1. Applicants must have graduated with a good Diploma or Tertiary diploma in Mechanical Engineering will be admitted in year two (2), Level 200, of the programme 
2. Applicants who have graduated with good Diploma or Tertiary diploma in Mechanical Engineering and have undergone a one (1) month bridging programme and pass all the bridging courses with an average score of at least 50 %, will be admitted in year three (3) of the programme. 

I. PRE-ENGINEERING GRADUATES 

1. Applicants must have graduated in KsTU Pre-engineering programme and pass all the courses with an average score of at least 50 %, and  
2. They will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme 

 J. FOREIGN OR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS 

Foreign Applicants: Academic records of foreign applicants with the requisite qualification will be referred to GTEC for the determination of equivalence and eligibility for admission as well as placement. 

Employment Opportunities for Graduates

After graduation the students/trainees would have excellent job opportunities in the following areas:

1. Educational institutions
2. Metallurgy industries e.g., steel industries, aluminium industries
3. Materials industries e.g., polymer and ceramic industries. 
4. Foundry industries  
5. Mining Industries 
6. All other areas where metallurgy and materials are used or serviced 

Course Structure

YEAR ONE, SEMESTER ONE

 YEAR ONE, SEMESTER TWO 

 YEAR TWO, SEMESTER ONE

 YEAR TWO, SEMESTER TWO

  YEAR THREE, SEMESTER ONE

 YEAR THREE, SEMESTER TWO

 YEAR FOUR, SEMESTER ONE

YEAR FOUR, SEMESTER TWO

Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering (Plant) Entry Requirement

Programme Category: Degree Programmes

Programme Session: Regular/Evening/Weekend

Programme Duration: 4 Years

Programme Area: Engineering

Programme Type: Undergraduate Programme

Programme Department: Department of Mechanical Engineering

Introduction 

The aim of the Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering (Plant Engineering Option) programme which is CBT based is to provide sufficient practical hands on and theoretical knowledge in Plant Engineering so that the graduate will be able to diagnose and repair real-life problems that may arise in any industrial plant. The theoretical aspect of the programme is designed to equip students with broad-base knowledge required for the modelling of general industrial systems so that graduates will be able to meet the day-to-day challenges that come up in a rapidly changing world that requires continuous improvement and innovation.

Objectives 

On successful completion of the programme, the graduates shall be able to:

Troubleshoot and solve engineering problems on plant and machinery, using diagnostic tools, 
Design and fabricate simple mechanical elements and systems, 
Install, commission, operate, maintain and service plant, machinery, tools and equipment, 
Prepare and present engineering reports and communicate effectively, 
Use management and costing principles to prepare budgets and project estimates, 
Manage engineering organisations by applying the relevant social science principles, 
Design plants of all kinds and understand the working principles 
Solve related plant engineering problems by analysis, modelling and empirical methods, including application of computer aided design packages, 
Prepare and interpret related engineering drawings,  
Dispose industrial and maintenance waste in an environmentally safe manner. 
 

Employment Opportunities

After graduation the trainees would have excellent job opportunities in the following areas

• Oil and Gas Industry 
• Mining Industry 
• Air conditioning and Ventilation Industry 
• Process Industry 
• Power Plant Industry 
• Food Industry 
• Health Industry 
• Telecommunications Industry 
• Educational Sector 
• All other areas where plants are used or serviced  

Further, the training and related experience in this programme give trainee/graduates the opportunity to establish their own businesses 

Entry requirements for admission of students
The entry requirements are as follows:

A. SSSCE

Credit passes (A-D) in six (6) subjects comprising three (3) core subjects: Core English Language, Core Mathematics and Integrated Science plus three (3) credit passes (A-D) in any of the following elective subjects: Elective Mathematics, Physics, Technical Drawing, Engineering Science, Chemistry, Metal Work, Auto Mechanic, Basic Electronics, Applied Electricity, Welding and fabrication and any other relevant related courses with aggregate 24 or better. Such candidates will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme. 
 

B. WASSCE

Credit passes (A1-C6) in six (6) subjects comprising three (3) core subjects:  Core English Language, Core Mathematics and Integrated Science plus three (3) credit passes (A1-C6) in any of the following elective subjects: Elective Mathematics, Physics, Technical Drawing, Engineering Science, Chemistry, Metal Work, Auto Mechanic, Basic Electronics, Applied Electricity, Welding and fabrication and any other relevant related courses with aggregate 36 or better. Such candidates will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme. 
 

C. A’ LEVEL APPLICANTS

Five (5) credit passes at O’Level including English and Mathematics, plus, two (2) Credit passes at 
‘A’ Level in the following courses: Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics. 
Such candidates will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme. 
 

D. TECHNICAL SCHOOL APPLICANTS

Credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Integrated Science plus credit passes in paper I and paper II in any of the following areas: Mechanical Engineering Craft Practice, Industrial Mechanics, Advanced Welding, Auto Mechanics, Heavy Duty, Refrigeration, and Agricultural Engineering. 
They will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme. 
 

E. HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA HOLDERS

Applicants must have graduated with a good Higher National Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, and  
They will be admitted in year three (3) of the programme 

F. MATURE APPLICANTS

Must be 25 years old with any legitimate documentary proof which is at least five (5) years old at the time of application. 
Must pass Mature Students’ Entrance Examinations conducted by KsTU, may have to attend and pass an interview. 
A professional experience of two (2) years will be an added advantage (A letter from employer is required). 
 

G. MVT 3, MET 3 AND REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING PART 3 TECHNICIANS CERTIFICATE HOLDERS

Applicants must have acquired Motor Vehicle Technicians Part 3 (MVT 3) or Mechanical  Engineering Technicians Part 3 (MET 3), Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Part 3, Certificate of  London City & Guilds/Ghana Education Service (Technical Examinations Unit) and 
Must undergo a one (1) semester bridging programme and pass all the bridging cour ses with an average score of at least 50 %. The bridging courses are shown in the table below.  
They will be admitted in year three (3) of the programme after the bridging programme.

H. DIPLOMA OR TERTIARY DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING HOLDERS

Applicants must have graduated with a good Diploma or Tertiary diploma in Mechanical Engineering and they will be admitted in year two (2) of the programme 
Applicants who have graduated with good Diploma or Tertiary diploma in Mechanical Engineering and have undergone a one (1) month bridging programme and pass all the bridging courses with an average score of at least 50 %, will be admitted in year three (3) of the programe. 
The bridging courses are shown in the table below.  

I. PRE-ENGINEERING GRADUATES

Applicants must have graduated in KsTU Pre-engineering programme and pass all the courses with an average score of at least 50 %, and  
They will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme 

J. FOREIGN OR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

All foreign qualifications will be referred to Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) for determination of equivalences and eligibility for admission. 

PROGRAMME SCHEDULE

LEVEL 100-SEMESTER ONE

LEVEL 100-SEMESTER TWO

LEVEL 200-SEMESTER ONE

LEVEL 200-SEMESTER TWO

LEVEL 300-SEMESTER ONE

LEVEL 300-SEMESTER TWO

LEVEL 400-SEMESTER ONE

LEVEL 400-SEMESTER TWO

Bachelor of Engineering in Mechatronics Engineering Entry Requirement

Programme Category: Degree Programmes

Programme Session: Regular/Evening/Weekend

Programme Duration: 4 Years

Programme Area: Engineering

Programme Type: Undergraduate Programme

Programme Department: Department Of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Introduction

The aim of the Bachelor of Engineering in Mechatronics Engineering is to train and equip graduates with the necessary skills to successfully identify problems, design, and optimize integrated solutions by applying state of the art in mechatronic and general engineering principles to achieve the desired objectives. 

Objectives

The objectives of the programme are to:

• Introduce students to the interdisciplinary fundamentals of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, control systems, computer engineering and their integration.
• Provide students with broader understanding of current trends of technological activities in manufacturing methods and the use of computers, sensors, and actuators to automate machines and processes.
• Provide students with innovative skills to design and develop industrial automation systems that include robotics, vision systems, computer integration for high-speed manufacturing and for specific purpose.
• Provide adequate hands-on experience and the ability to use modern engineering tools to enhance productivity.
• Train students to enable them work effectively and efficiently to solve complex problems in a multidisciplinary environment.
• Train students with strong technical and engineering skills who will be able to research as well as be innovative and to inculcate a habit entrepreneurship skill.

Entry Requirements

The entry requirements are as follows:

SSSCE Applicants

Credit passes, A to D in Core English Language, Core Mathematics, and Integrated Science plus credit passes A to D in Elective Mathematics and two of the following: Physics, Technical Drawing, Engineering Science, Chemistry, Metal Work, Auto Mechanics, Basic Electronics and Applied Electricity with aggregate 24/36 or better. This qualifies for admission into year one of the programme.

WASSCE Applicants

Credit passes A1 to C6 in English Language, Core Mathematics, and Integrated Science plus credit passes A1 to C6 in Elective Mathematics and two of the following: Physics, Technical Drawing, Engineering Science, Chemistry, Metal Work, Auto Mechanics, Basic Electronics and Applied Electricity with aggregate 24/36 or better. This qualifies for admission into year one of the programme.

A’ Level Applicants

Five credit passes at O’Level including English and Mathematics, and any Two (2) Credit passes at ‘A’ Level in the following courses: Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics. This qualifies for admission into year one of the programme.

Technical School Applicants

Credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Integrated Science, and credit passes in paper I and paper II in any of the following areas: Mechanical Engineering Craft Practice, Industrial Mechanics, Advanced Welding, Auto Mechanics, Heavy Duty, Refrigeration, and Agricultural Engineering. This qualifies for admission into year one of the programme.

Mature Applicants

• Must be 25 years old before the application deadline with any legitimate documentary proof.
• Must have two years’ professional experience (A letter from employer is required)
• Either: WASSCE/ SSSCE with credits passes (A-D/A1-C6) in THREE core subjects (English Language, Mathematics, and Integrated Science), and credits passes (A-D/A1-C6) in Three Elective Subjects (Mathematics, Physics, Technical Drawing, Engineering Science, Chemistry, Metal Work, Auto Mechanic and Basic Electronics and Applied Electricity) or: Five credits at O’ Level including English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.

Technical School Applicants

Credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Integrated Science, and credit passes in paper I and paper II in any of the following areas: Mechanical Engineering Craft Practice, Industrial Mechanics, Advanced Welding, Auto Mechanics, Heavy Duty, Refrigeration, and Agricultural Engineering.

HND holders

• Applicants must have graduated with a good Higher National Diploma in Mechanical Engineering with at least Second-Class Lower Division, and
• The applicant must have acquired a one-year post-HND qualification working experience at the time of submitting the application forms,
• Should pass an interview to be conducted by the department.
• This qualifies for admission into year three of the programme.

MVT 3, MET 3 and Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Part 3 Technicians Certificate Stakeholders

Must undergo a one semester bridging programme and pass all the bridging courses with an average score of at least 50%. The bridging courses are shown in the table below.

Applicants must have acquired Motor Vehicle Technicians Part 3 (MVT 3) or Mechanical Engineering Technicians Part 3 (MET 3), Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Part 3, Certificate of London City & Guilds/Ghana Education Service (Technical Examinations Unit) and

The applicant must have acquired a one-year post MVT/MET 3 and Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Part 3, qualification working experience in a recognized garage or related industry at the time of submitting the application forms and

Must undergo a one semester bridging programme and pass all the bridging courses with an average score of at least 50%.

Bachelor of Engineering in Oil and Gas Engineering Entry Requirement

Programme Categor: Degree Programmes

Programme Session: Regular/Evening/Weekend

Programme Duration: 4 Years

Programme Area: Engineering

Programme Type: Undergraduate Programme

Programme Department: Department Of Oil And Gas Engineering

Introduction

The main aim of the Bachelor of Engineering in Oil and gas Engineering is to train students to acquire knowledge and skills required for immediate employment as a professional career with enhanced ability to perform engineering tasks.

Objectives

• enhance employability by developing skills and competencies relevant to the oil and gas industry.
• develop transferable skills to levels demanded by employers, and for progression to higher education.
• develop awareness of stakeholder and societal involvement in environmental issues related to the petroleum industry.

Entry requirements for admission of students

The duration of the Bachelor of Science programme is four (4) years, and to gain admission to the programme, an applicant must satisfy the following minimum entry requirements:

SSCE Applicants

Passes (A-D) in Core English Language, Core Mathematics and Integrated Science plus Elective Mathematics and any two (2) of the following: Physics, Chemistry, Technical Drawing, Engineering Science and Metalwork/Geography.

WASSCE Applicants

Passes (A1-C6) in core English Language, Core Mathematics, and Integrated Science plus a minimum of (C6) in Elective Mathematics and any two (2) of the following: Physics, Chemistry, Technical Drawing, Engineering Science and Metalwork/Geography.

Mature Applicants

Must be 25 years old with legitimate documentary proof which is at least five (5) years old at the time of application, must pass Mature Students’ Entrance Examinations conducted by KsTU, may have to attend, and pass an interview. Evidence of working experience will be an added advantage.

Foreign Applicants

Academic records of foreign applicants will be referred to GTEC for the determination of qualification equivalence and eligibility for admission as well as placement.

International Baccalaureate

Applicants with international Baccalaureate in science are eligible to apply. Such applicants must also possess a proficiency certificate in English. Please note that all certificates should be translated into English. Equivalences regarding the certificates would be sought at GTEC.

Programme Structure

FIRST YEAR: SEMESTER ONE

FIRST YEAR: SEMESTER TWO

SECOND YEAR: SEMESTER ONE

SECOND YEAR: SEMESTER TWO

THIRD YEAR: SEMESTER ONE

THIRD YEAR: SEMESTER TWO

FOURTH YEAR: SEMESTER ONE

FOURTH YEAR: SEMESTER TWO

Bachelor of Engineering in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Entry Requirement

Programme Category: Degree Programmes

Programme Session: Regular/Evening Only

Programme Duration: 4 Years

Programme Area: Engineering

Programme Type: Undergraduate Programme

Programme Department: Department of Mechanical Engineering

Introduction

The Bachelor of Engineering in Refrigeration and Air conditioning Engineering programme has been developed to equip students with broad-based knowledge and provide sufficient practical and theoretical knowledge in Refrigeration, Air conditioning, Heating, and Ventilation so that graduates are able to troubleshoot and analyze refrigeration, air conditioning, heating and ventilation systems.

The theoretical and practical aspect of the programme will equip students with a broad-based knowledge in the working principles of refrigeration circuits, and model such systems thermodynamically to improve energy efficiency by way of design, design modifications and enable graduates meet the day to day challenges that arise in a rapidly changing world.

Objectives

The objectives of the programme are: 

1. To teach the theoretical concepts related to refrigeration and air conditioning engineering  
2. To train students to acquire critical and analytical skills related to refrigeration and air conditioning engineering  
3. To teach students the professional and ethical principles related to refrigeration and air conditioning engineering  
4. To develop capacities in the handling of Research related to refrigeration and air conditioning engineering  
5. To provide avenues for further education for diploma students in refrigeration and air conditioning engineering. 

 Entry Requirements for Admission

The qualifications for admissions into the programme are as follows: 

A.    SSSCE 

Credit passes (A-D) in six (6) subjects comprising three (3) core subjects: Core English Language, Core Mathematics and Integrated Science plus three (3) credit passes (A-D) in any of the following elective subjects: Elective Mathematics, Physics, Technical Drawing, Engineering Science, Chemistry, Metal Work, Auto Mechanic, Basic Electronics, Applied Electricity, Welding and fabrication and any other relevant related courses with aggregate 24 or better. Such candidates will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme. 

B.    WASSCE 

Credit passes (A1-C6) in six (6) subjects comprising three (3) core subjects:  Core English Language, Core Mathematics and Integrated Science plus three (3) credit passes (A1-C6) in any of the following elective subjects: Elective Mathematics, Physics, Technical Drawing, 
Engineering Science, Chemistry, Metal Work, Auto Mechanic, Basic Electronics, Applied Electricity, Welding and fabrication and any other relevant related courses with aggregate 36 or better. Such candidates will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme. 

C.    A’ LEVEL APPLICANTS 

Five (5) credit passes at O’Level including English and Mathematics, plus, two (2) Credit passes at ‘A’ Level in the following courses: Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics. Such candidates will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme. 

D.    TECHNICAL SCHOOL APPLICANTS 

Credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Integrated Science plus credit passes in paper I and paper II in any of the following areas: Mechanical Engineering Craft Practice, Industrial Mechanics, Advanced Welding, Auto Mechanics, Heavy Duty, Refrigeration, and Agricultural Engineering. They will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme. 

E.    HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA HOLDERS 

(a)    Applicants must have graduated with a good Higher National Diploma in Mechanical 
Engineering (Minimum of Second Class Lower) and  
(b)    They will be admitted in year three (3) of the programme 

F. MATURE APPLICANTS 

Mature Applicants Must be 25 years old with legitimate documentary proof which is at least five 
(5) years old at the time of application, must pass Mature Students’ Entrance Examinations conducted by KsTU, may have to attend and pass an interview. Evidence of working experience will be an added advantage.   

G. MVT 3, MET 3 AND REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING PART 3 TECHNICIANS CERTIFICATE HOLDERS 

1. Applicants must have acquired Motor Vehicle Technicians Part 3 (MVT 3) or Mechanical Engineering Technicians Part 3 (MET 3), Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Part 3, Certificate of London City & Guilds/Ghana Education Service (Technical Examinations Unit) and 
2. Must undergo a one (1) semester bridging programme and pass all the bridging courses with an average score of at least 50 %. The bridging courses are shown in the table below.  
3. They will be admitted in year three (3) of the programme after the bridging programme. 

H. DIPLOMA OR TERTIARY DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING HOLDERS 

1. Applicants must have graduated with a good Diploma or Tertiary diploma in Mechanical Engineering and they will be admitted in year two (2), Level 200, of the programme 
2. Applicants who have graduated with good Diploma or Tertiary diploma in Mechanical Engineering and have undergone a one (1) month bridging programme and pass all the bridging courses with an average score of at least 50 %, will be admitted in year three (3) of the programme. 

The bridging courses are shown in the table below.  

I. PRE-ENGINEERING GRADUATES 

1. Applicants must have graduated in KsTU Pre-engineering programme and pass all the courses with an average score of at least 50 %, and  
2. They will be admitted in year one (1) of the programme 

J. FOREIGN OR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS 

Foreign Applicants: Academic records of foreign applicants with the requisite qualification will be referred to GTEC for the determination of equivalence and eligibility for admission as well as placement. 

Employment Prospects of Graduates 

After graduation the students/trainees would have excellent job opportunities in the following areas 

1. Oil and Gas industries
2. Food / Process Industries
3. Power Plant Sectors
4. Building and Construction Industries
5. Pharmaceutical and Medical  
6. Telecommunications
7. Marine  
8. Educational Institutions 
9. All other areas where Refrigeration and Airconditioning are used or serviced. Further, the training and related experience in this programme give trainee/graduates the opportunity to establish their own businesses. 

Course Structure

YEAR ONE, SEMESTER ONE

YEAR ONE, SEMESTER TWO 

YEAR TWO, SEMESTER ONE