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All Nations University

Equipped for Every Good Work

SD/C 97 N.K. Boateng Street, Koforidua, KF1908, Ghana, Eastern Region|anu.edu.gh

All Nations University (ANU) is a private Christian university located in Koforidua, the capital of Ghana's Eastern Region. Founded in 1996 as All Nations University College (ANUC) by the All Nations Full Gospel Church in Toronto, Canada, it received its first students in October 2002 under mentorship from Karunya University in India. In 2008, ANU formalized its relationship with Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) as a mentee institution. On May 28, 2020, ANUC was granted a presidential charter by the President of Ghana, becoming a full university with independent degree-granting capabilities. ANU currently has over 3,000 students from more than 20 countries and operates five schools: School of Engineering, School of Business, School of Allied Health and Sciences, School of Humanities and Sciences, and School of Graduate Studies. The university is internationally recognized for its Space Systems Technology Laboratory (ANU-SSTL), which successfully launched Ghana's first satellite, GhanaSat-1, in 2017. The university's motto is 'Equipped for Every Good Work' and its vision is to become a world-class teaching and research university educating for life and addressing the challenges facing contemporary society.

Est. Year1996
TypePrivate
Programs23
Country Rank—

Courses Offered

23 courses

Accounting

Business & Actuarial Studies

Accounting teaches you how to track, manage, and report financial information for businesses and organizations. You will learn how to audit financial statements, calculate taxes, manage budgets, and use accounting software to keep companies financially healthy and compliant with regulations.

4 YearsBBA

Cutoff Point (2026)

Aggregate 24

Entry Requirements

WASSCE/SSSCE: aggregate 24 or better with credits in Mathematics, English Language, and one of (Integrated Science, Biology, Social Studies, Government) plus three elective subjects relevant to the chosen programme. Engineering programmes require passes in Physics and Chemistry (Biomedical Engineering accepts Biology instead of Chemistry). Computer Science requires a pass in Physics. Elective Mathematics is preferred for Engineering and Computer Science; applicants without it must take the Mathematics Foundations programme. GBCE: passes in three core subjects including English and Mathematics plus three electives. A-Level: five O-Level passes including English and Mathematics plus two A-Level passes. Mature (age 25+): relevant work experience and education, may be required to pass an internal entrance examination. HND: relevant area, First Class with 1 year experience -> Level 300; Second Class with 1 year experience -> Level 200; Third Class with 3 years experience -> Level 100 (subject to entry exam/interview). Transfer students: up to Level 300, minimum 2 years at ANU required for degree award.

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Nursing

Health & Medical Sciences

Nursing prepares you to provide safe, compassionate care to patients, support doctors, and promote health in communities. You will study human anatomy, pharmacology, patient assessment, clinical procedures, and public health practice.

4 YearsBSc

Cutoff Point (2026)

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Entry Requirements

WASSCE/SSSCE: aggregate 24 or better with credits in Mathematics, English Language, and one of (Integrated Science, Biology, Social Studies, Government) plus three elective subjects relevant to the chosen programme. Engineering programmes require passes in Physics and Chemistry (Biomedical Engineering accepts Biology instead of Chemistry). Computer Science requires a pass in Physics. Elective Mathematics is preferred for Engineering and Computer Science; applicants without it must take the Mathematics Foundations programme. GBCE: passes in three core subjects including English and Mathematics plus three electives. A-Level: five O-Level passes including English and Mathematics plus two A-Level passes. Mature (age 25+): relevant work experience and education, may be required to pass an internal entrance examination. HND: relevant area, First Class with 1 year experience -> Level 300; Second Class with 1 year experience -> Level 200; Third Class with 3 years experience -> Level 100 (subject to entry exam/interview). Transfer students: up to Level 300, minimum 2 years at ANU required for degree award.

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Banking and Finance

4 YearsBBA

Cutoff Point (2026)

Aggregate 24

Entry Requirements

WASSCE/SSSCE: aggregate 24 or better with credits in Mathematics, English Language, and one of (Integrated Science, Biology, Social Studies, Government) plus three elective subjects relevant to the chosen programme. Engineering programmes require passes in Physics and Chemistry (Biomedical Engineering accepts Biology instead of Chemistry). Computer Science requires a pass in Physics. Elective Mathematics is preferred for Engineering and Computer Science; applicants without it must take the Mathematics Foundations programme. GBCE: passes in three core subjects including English and Mathematics plus three electives. A-Level: five O-Level passes including English and Mathematics plus two A-Level passes. Mature (age 25+): relevant work experience and education, may be required to pass an internal entrance examination. HND: relevant area, First Class with 1 year experience -> Level 300; Second Class with 1 year experience -> Level 200; Third Class with 3 years experience -> Level 100 (subject to entry exam/interview). Transfer students: up to Level 300, minimum 2 years at ANU required for degree award.

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Emergency Medicine Technology

Health & Medical Sciences

Emergency Medicine Technology trains you to provide rapid, life-saving medical care in emergency and trauma situations. You will study pre-hospital care, trauma management, cardiac life support, airway management, and emergency pharmacology, learning to stabilize patients and prepare them for definitive treatment. The program combines classroom learning with clinical rotations in emergency departments and ambulance services.

4 YearsBSc

Cutoff Point (2026)

Aggregate 24

Entry Requirements

WASSCE/SSSCE: aggregate 24 or better with credits in Mathematics, English Language, and one of (Integrated Science, Biology, Social Studies, Government) plus three elective subjects relevant to the chosen programme. Engineering programmes require passes in Physics and Chemistry (Biomedical Engineering accepts Biology instead of Chemistry). Computer Science requires a pass in Physics. Elective Mathematics is preferred for Engineering and Computer Science; applicants without it must take the Mathematics Foundations programme. GBCE: passes in three core subjects including English and Mathematics plus three electives. A-Level: five O-Level passes including English and Mathematics plus two A-Level passes. Mature (age 25+): relevant work experience and education, may be required to pass an internal entrance examination. HND: relevant area, First Class with 1 year experience -> Level 300; Second Class with 1 year experience -> Level 200; Third Class with 3 years experience -> Level 100 (subject to entry exam/interview). Transfer students: up to Level 300, minimum 2 years at ANU required for degree award.

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Business Administration

Business & Actuarial Studies

Business Administration gives you a broad foundation in how organizations are run -- covering accounting, marketing, finance, human resources, and management all at once. It's a good fit if you're interested in business generally but not ready to commit to one narrow specialty yet.

2 YearsMPhil

Entry Requirements

Bachelor's degree in a relevant field (at least Second Class Lower or equivalent). Professional experience may be considered for MBA programmes. Certified copies of certificates and transcripts must be submitted.

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Entrepreneurship

Business & Actuarial Studies

Entrepreneurship teaches you how to turn innovative ideas into profitable, sustainable business ventures. You will learn to identify market gaps, draft business plans, secure funding, manage venture operations, and pitch effectively to investors.

4 YearsBBA

Cutoff Point (2026)

Aggregate 24

Entry Requirements

WASSCE/SSSCE: aggregate 24 or better with credits in Mathematics, English Language, and one of (Integrated Science, Biology, Social Studies, Government) plus three elective subjects relevant to the chosen programme. Engineering programmes require passes in Physics and Chemistry (Biomedical Engineering accepts Biology instead of Chemistry). Computer Science requires a pass in Physics. Elective Mathematics is preferred for Engineering and Computer Science; applicants without it must take the Mathematics Foundations programme. GBCE: passes in three core subjects including English and Mathematics plus three electives. A-Level: five O-Level passes including English and Mathematics plus two A-Level passes. Mature (age 25+): relevant work experience and education, may be required to pass an internal entrance examination. HND: relevant area, First Class with 1 year experience -> Level 300; Second Class with 1 year experience -> Level 200; Third Class with 3 years experience -> Level 100 (subject to entry exam/interview). Transfer students: up to Level 300, minimum 2 years at ANU required for degree award.

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