Programs
41 programs in Sciences.
Sciences
Animal Biology and Conservation Science
Animal Biology and Conservation Science teaches you to study animals and their environments scientifically, with a strong focus on protecting biodiversity and managing the impact of environmental change. You'll cover everything from wildlife health to genetics, preparing you to work in conservation, research, and public health-adjacent fields.
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Applied Geochemistry
Applied Geochemistry studies the chemical composition and processes of the Earth's crust and how they relate to mineral deposits, energy resources, and environmental health. You'll learn to analyze rock, soil, and water samples to understand what minerals or contamination might be present, which is central to mineral exploration, mining, and environmental assessment. Coursework typically covers mineralogy, analytical chemistry techniques, and the geochemical processes behind ore formation. Fieldwork and lab analysis are both major components -- you'll collect samples in the field and then run detailed chemical analysis on them back in the lab.
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Applied Geophysics
Applied Geophysics uses physics-based methods -- like seismic waves, gravity, and magnetic field measurements -- to study what's happening beneath the Earth's surface without having to dig it up. You'll learn how to collect and interpret geophysical data to find mineral and energy resources, assess groundwater, or evaluate ground conditions before major construction projects. Coursework combines physics, mathematics, and geology, covering topics like seismology, electromagnetic surveying, and geophysical data processing. Expect heavy use of specialized software for interpreting data alongside fieldwork collecting it with geophysical instruments.
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Applied Mathematics
Applied Mathematics uses mathematical methods, computational tools, and algorithms to solve real-world problems in science, engineering, business, and industry. It bridges the gap between abstract mathematical theory and practical, tangible applications.
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Applied Nuclear Physics
Applied Nuclear Physics studies the structure and behavior of atomic nuclei and how that knowledge gets put to practical use -- in medicine, energy, industry, and research. You'll learn core nuclear physics theory alongside radiation detection, nuclear instrumentation, and safety protocols, with lab work giving you hands-on experience with the equipment used in real nuclear applications. Coursework typically covers nuclear reactions, radiation physics, and nuclear energy systems, and most programmes require a final-year research project or dissertation. It's a physics-heavy degree that opens doors into medical physics, energy, and research roles rather than pure theoretical physics alone.
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Biochemistry
Biochemistry teaches you the chemistry of living things -- how molecules inside cells work together to keep organisms alive and functioning. You'll study everything from DNA and proteins to metabolism, building skills relevant to medicine, pharmaceuticals, and biological research.
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Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology explores the chemical processes and molecular mechanisms that govern living organisms. Students study genetics, cellular metabolism, and molecular genetics, gaining hands-on laboratory experience to understand diseases at a molecular level and contribute to biomedical research.
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Bioinformatics
Bioinformatics sits at the crossroads of biology, computer science, and statistics, teaching you to analyze and interpret large biological datasets -- like DNA sequences, protein structures, and genomic data. You'll learn programming (usually Python or R), molecular biology, and statistical methods, and apply them to real problems like decoding genetic information or modeling how proteins fold. Coursework typically covers algorithms, database management, and genomics, with hands-on projects building actual bioinformatics tools and pipelines. It's a computational degree grounded in biology, ideal for students who want to work at the intersection of life sciences and data science.
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Biological and Mathematical Sciences
Biological and Mathematical Sciences merges the study of living organisms with advanced mathematical modeling. Students learn to apply calculus, statistics, and computational methods to biological problems, such as population dynamics, epidemiology, and genetics, preparing for careers in data-driven biological research.
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Biological Science
Biological Science gives you a broad foundation in the study of living organisms -- from cells and genetics to ecosystems and evolution. It's a general, flexible science degree that prepares you for many specialized paths, including further study toward medicine or advanced biological research.
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Biomathematics
Biomathematics teaches you to use mathematical modeling to understand biological systems -- how diseases spread, how populations grow, and how ecosystems function. It's a genuinely interdisciplinary field, applying rigorous maths to real, complex biological questions in health, ecology, and epidemiology.
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Biotechnology
Biotechnology teaches you how to use living organisms and biological processes to create useful products -- from improved crops to new medicines. It combines biology with genetic engineering techniques, positioning you at the cutting edge of applying science to real-world problems.
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Biotechnology and Molecular Biology
Biotechnology and Molecular Biology explores the application of biological systems and organisms to develop products and technologies that improve human life. Students study genetics, cell biology, and biochemical processes, learning to manipulate organisms at the molecular level for applications in medicine, agriculture, and industry.
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Chemical Science and Technology
Chemical Science and Technology bridges pure chemistry with industrial applications. Students learn the principles of organic, inorganic, physical, and analytical chemistry, and how to apply them to develop new materials, optimize industrial processes, and ensure environmental safety. The program emphasizes both theoretical understanding and practical laboratory skills.
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Chemistry
Chemistry teaches you how matter behaves at the molecular level -- how substances react, combine, and transform. You'll spend significant time in the lab, building both theoretical understanding and hands-on experimental skills that apply across pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, and research.
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Chemistry and Biological Sciences
Chemistry and Biological Sciences combines the study of chemical processes with biological systems. Students explore biochemistry, molecular biology, and environmental chemistry, learning how chemical interactions drive biological functions and how to apply this knowledge in pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and environmental management.
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Chemistry and Mathematical Sciences
Chemistry and Mathematical Sciences merges the study of chemical substances and reactions with advanced mathematical modeling. Students explore physical chemistry, chemical kinetics, and thermodynamics, using calculus, statistics, and computational methods to understand and predict chemical behavior.
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Chemistry and Physics
Chemistry and Physics explores the fundamental principles governing matter and energy, bridging the molecular world of chemistry with the macroscopic and quantum realms of physics. Students study physical chemistry, thermodynamics, quantum mechanics, and materials science, preparing for careers in research, energy, and advanced materials.
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Computational Statistics
Computational Statistics combines statistics with programming -- teaching you not just the theory of analyzing data, but how to use code and computing tools to process large datasets efficiently. It's built for a world where data is everywhere and needs to be analyzed fast.
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Data Science and Analytics
Data Science and Analytics focuses on extracting meaningful insights from complex, large-scale datasets. Students learn the entire data pipeline, from collection and cleaning to statistical modeling and visualization. The program equips you to solve real-world problems in business, healthcare, and technology using mathematics and programming.
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Engineering Mathematics
Engineering Mathematics focuses on the advanced mathematical methods used to model, analyze, and solve complex engineering problems. You will bridge the gap between abstract mathematical theory and practical, real-world technological applications.
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Food Science and Technology
Food Science and Technology applies chemistry, microbiology, and engineering to food processing, preservation, packaging, and quality assurance. You will learn how to turn raw agricultural produce into safe, nutritious, market-ready products while meeting food safety regulations.
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Forensic Science
Forensic Science teaches you how to apply scientific techniques to support criminal investigations -- analyzing evidence like DNA, fingerprints, and crime scene materials to help solve cases. It combines biology, chemistry, and criminal justice, supporting Ghana's justice system with scientific evidence.
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General Science
General Science is the broad science track many students take at senior high school -- covering Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics together -- that opens the door to a wide range of university science, health, and engineering programs. It's less a single university degree and more the foundational path that qualifies you for many others.
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Geo-Environmental Science
Geo-Environmental Science examines the interactions between geological processes and the environment. You will learn how human activities impact the earth's systems and how to manage natural resources sustainably. The program covers topics like soil science, hydrogeology, and environmental geology. Graduates are trained to assess environmental risks, manage land use, and contribute to sustainable development projects.
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Geography and Earth Science
Geography and Earth Science examines the physical processes that shape our planet and the spatial relationships between human societies and their environments. Students study landforms, climate systems, geological structures, and human interactions with these natural systems through fieldwork and spatial data technology.
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Geological Science
Geological Science teaches you how the Earth formed and continues to change -- studying rocks, minerals, and geological processes. Unlike Geological Engineering, this is more research and science-focused, providing a strong foundation for understanding Earth's natural resources and hazards.
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Geoscience
Geoscience is the comprehensive study of the Earth's physical systems, including its atmosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere, and geosphere. Students explore geology, meteorology, oceanography, and environmental science, learning to understand Earth's past, present, and future processes to address challenges like climate change and natural hazards.
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Marine Science
Marine Science teaches you to study the ocean -- its biology, chemistry, geology, and physics -- combining multiple scientific disciplines to understand and address real problems facing Ghana's coastal and marine environments. You'll use modern instrumentation to study everything from marine life to ocean currents.
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Mathematics
Mathematics is the study of numbers, patterns, and logical structures -- and how to use them to solve real problems. You'll go deep into areas like calculus, algebra, and statistics, building the kind of rigorous thinking that's useful in almost every technical field.
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Mathematics and Statistics
Mathematics and Statistics combines the logical rigor of pure and applied mathematics with the data-driven insights of statistics. You will learn to model complex real-world problems, analyze large datasets, and draw meaningful conclusions. This degree is highly versatile and valued across many industries.
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Mathematics with Finance
Mathematics with Finance applies advanced mathematical and statistical methods to solve complex financial problems. You will learn to price derivatives, manage risk, and optimize investment portfolios using rigorous quantitative techniques.
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Meteorology and Climate Science
Meteorology and Climate Science studies the atmosphere, weather systems, and climate change. You will learn weather observation, forecasting, climate modelling, remote sensing, and how meteorological information supports agriculture, aviation, disaster preparedness, and water resource management.
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Microbiology
Microbiology teaches you about the invisible world of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and other microorganisms -- how they function, spread, and affect health, food, and the environment. You'll spend significant time in the lab, learning to identify and study organisms too small to see with the naked eye.
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Nutrition and Food Science
Nutrition and Food Science teaches you the science behind food -- its nutritional content, how it's processed, and how it affects human health. It combines biology and chemistry with practical applications in food production, quality control, and public health nutrition.
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Physics
Physics teaches you the fundamental laws governing how the universe works -- from the motion of everyday objects to the behavior of light and energy. It's a mathematically demanding subject that builds deep analytical and problem-solving skills applicable across science and technology fields.
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Physics and Biological Sciences
Physics and Biological Sciences explores the physical principles underlying biological systems. Students study biophysics, medical physics, biomechanics, and the application of physics techniques like imaging and spectroscopy to understand cellular and molecular biology, preparing for careers in medical research and biotechnology.
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Physics and Mathematical Sciences
Physics and Mathematical Sciences combines the study of the fundamental laws of the universe with advanced mathematical theory. Students explore classical mechanics, electromagnetism, quantum physics, and pure mathematics, developing the rigorous analytical skills needed for theoretical research and complex problem-solving.
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Plant and Environmental Biology
Plant and Environmental Biology (Botany) teaches you the science of plants -- their structure, genetics, and role in ecosystems -- alongside how to address pressing environmental issues like climate change and biodiversity loss. You'll study everything from plant physiology to the economic importance of plants used for food, medicine, and industry.
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Science Laboratory Technology
Science Laboratory Technology equips you with practical laboratory skills for medical, industrial, environmental, and research settings. You will learn sample collection, analytical testing, equipment operation, quality control, and laboratory safety management.
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Statistics
Statistics teaches you how to collect, organize, and make sense of data to answer real questions -- from predicting disease outbreaks to understanding consumer behavior. It's less about programming than Computational Statistics and more focused on the theory and methods behind good data analysis.