List of Courses Offered at All Nations University

All Nations University is a private private university located in Eastern Region. Below is the complete, regularly updated list of programs offered at All Nations University for the 2026/2027 admissions cycle, grouped by field of study, with degree type, duration, and the latest cutoff points where available.

Arts & Humanities (5 programs)

Biblical Studies with Business Administration

Arts & Humanities

Biblical Studies with Business Administration combines theological education with practical business skills, preparing you for leadership roles in faith-based organizations, non-profits, and mission-driven enterprises. You will study biblical interpretation, theology, church history, and pastoral ministry alongside accounting, marketing, management, and entrepreneurship. The program trains you to administer religious organizations effectively while grounding your work in biblical principles.

4 YearsBA

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.

Theology

Arts & Humanities

Theology is the study of the nature of the divine, religious beliefs, and the historical development of religious traditions. You will explore sacred texts, ethical frameworks, and the role of religion in contemporary society. The program encourages deep reflection on spiritual, moral, and philosophical questions, while also providing practical training for ministry and community leadership. Graduates gain a nuanced understanding of faith traditions and their impact on human culture.

2 YearsMA

Cutoff Point (2026)

Aggregate 24

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. Background in Theology, Biblical Studies, or related field.

Theology

Arts & Humanities

Theology is the study of the nature of the divine, religious beliefs, and the historical development of religious traditions. You will explore sacred texts, ethical frameworks, and the role of religion in contemporary society. The program encourages deep reflection on spiritual, moral, and philosophical questions, while also providing practical training for ministry and community leadership. Graduates gain a nuanced understanding of faith traditions and their impact on human culture.

3 YearsPhD

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. Master's degree in Theology or related field required. Research proposal required.

Biblical Studies

Arts & Humanities

Biblical Studies focuses on the academic and theological exploration of the Bible, including its historical context, literary forms, theological themes, and interpretive methods. You will study Old and New Testaments, biblical languages, hermeneutics, archaeology, and church history, learning to analyze scripture with scholarly rigor and spiritual depth. The program prepares you for ministry, teaching, research, and further theological education.

2 YearsDiploma

Entry Requirements

WASSCE/SSSCE credits in relevant subjects. Must pass internal Diploma Entrance Examination.

Theology

Arts & Humanities

Theology is the study of the nature of the divine, religious beliefs, and the historical development of religious traditions. You will explore sacred texts, ethical frameworks, and the role of religion in contemporary society. The program encourages deep reflection on spiritual, moral, and philosophical questions, while also providing practical training for ministry and community leadership. Graduates gain a nuanced understanding of faith traditions and their impact on human culture.

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. Background in Theology, Biblical Studies, or related field.

Business & Actuarial Studies (7 programs)

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.

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.

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.

Human Resource Management

Business & Actuarial Studies

Human Resource Management focuses on recruiting, developing, retaining, and supporting an organization's workplace talent. You will study labor laws, organizational psychology, performance management systems, payroll structures, and employee welfare strategies.

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.

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 YearsDiploma

Entry Requirements

WASSCE/SSSCE credits in relevant subjects. Must pass internal Diploma Entrance Examination.

Marketing

Business & Actuarial Studies

Marketing is the art and science of promoting products, building brands, and connecting with consumers. You will learn consumer behavior, market research, digital marketing, search engine optimization (SEO), social media strategy, and brand management.

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.

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 YearsMBA

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. Specialization in Information Technology.

Engineering & Technology (8 programs)

Cybersecurity

Engineering & Technology

Cybersecurity teaches you how to protect computer systems, networks, and data from hackers and cyber attacks. You'll learn how attacks happen, how to defend against them, and how to investigate breaches when they do occur -- skills that are increasingly critical as more of Ghana's economy moves online.

2 YearsMSc

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. Background in Computer Science, Engineering, or Information Technology preferred.

Biomedical Engineering

Engineering & Technology

Biomedical Engineering combines engineering principles with medical science to build hospital equipment, diagnostic tools, and prosthetic devices. You will learn how the human body works, how to design bio-sensors, and how to maintain life-saving medical devices used in clinics and hospitals.

2 YearsDiploma

Entry Requirements

WASSCE/SSSCE credits in relevant subjects. Must pass internal Diploma Entrance Examination.

Biomedical Engineering

Engineering & Technology

Biomedical Engineering combines engineering principles with medical science to build hospital equipment, diagnostic tools, and prosthetic devices. You will learn how the human body works, how to design bio-sensors, and how to maintain life-saving medical devices used in clinics and hospitals.

4 YearsBEng

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. Passes in Physics and Chemistry required (Biology may substitute Chemistry). Elective Mathematics preferred.

Computer Engineering

Engineering & Technology

Computer Engineering blends electronic engineering with computer science to build hardware components and the software that controls them. You will learn to design microprocessors, create embedded systems, build smart devices, and write low-level code that directly controls hardware.

4 YearsBEng

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. Passes in Physics and Chemistry required. Elective Mathematics preferred.

Computer Science

Engineering & Technology

Computer Science is about learning how to write software and solve complex problems with code. You will learn how computer systems work, how to design databases, how to build web and mobile applications, and how to write efficient algorithms.

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. Pass in Physics required. Elective Mathematics preferred.

Computer Science and Engineering

Engineering & Technology

Computer Science and Engineering integrates computer science theory with hardware engineering principles, teaching you to design and build both software systems and computing hardware. You will study programming, data structures, algorithms, digital logic, computer architecture, operating systems, and embedded systems, learning to create complete computing solutions from circuit boards to applications. The program bridges software development with electrical engineering.

2 YearsDiploma

Entry Requirements

WASSCE/SSSCE credits in relevant subjects. Must pass internal Diploma Entrance Examination.

Electronics & Communication Engineering

Engineering & Technology

Electronics and Communication Engineering focuses on how electronic devices transmit, process, and receive data. You will study radio frequency circuits, microcontrollers, wireless networks, optical fiber communications, and digital signal processing systems.

4 YearsBEng

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. Passes in Physics and Chemistry required. Elective Mathematics preferred.

Oil and Gas Engineering

Engineering & Technology

Oil and Gas Engineering prepares you to explore, extract, produce, and transport petroleum and natural gas resources safely and efficiently. You will study reservoir engineering, drilling technology, production systems, pipeline design, and petroleum geology, learning to apply engineering principles to the entire hydrocarbon value chain. The program covers both upstream (exploration and production) and midstream (transportation) operations, with increasing emphasis on sustainable practices and energy transition.

4 YearsBEng

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. Passes in Physics and Chemistry required. Elective Mathematics preferred.

Health & Medical Sciences (2 programs)

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)

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.

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.

Other Programs (1 program)

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.

Frequently asked questions

How many programs does All Nations University offer?

All Nations University offers 23 programs across 5 fields of study, including Arts & Humanities, Business & Actuarial Studies, Engineering & Technology, and more.

What is the most competitive program at All Nations University?

Based on the most recent admissions cycle, Accounting has the lowest (most competitive) cutoff point at All Nations University, with an aggregate of 24. A lower aggregate means stronger WASSCE grades were required.

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