The Centre for Open and Distance Education (CODE) was set up in November 2011 following recommendations to Management by the              E-Learning Committee set up by the President. The centre was established to provide accessibility, affordability and flexibility of educational resources to students without compromise on standards through the use of ICT. The CODE will offer online Central Business School courses leading to the Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts degrees and the Master of Business Administration degree. Selected lecturers in the Business School have been trained and commissioned to write course contents for use by the CODE. Already, some of the courses have been written and it is expected that others will be received so that by the beginning of next academic year, the centre will be launched and the courses rolled out.

Vision
To provide a virtual classroom where various disciplines of knowledge at the tertiary level are offered to learners through the use of ICT.

Mission
To promote education for all by providing both affordability and accessibility to higher education through ITC-aided distance learning while ensuring that the principles of faith, integrity and excellence permeate all course offerings.



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                    GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

·         WASSCE and SSSCE: 

   The minimum requirements for admission into the programme are passes in three (3) core subjects at the Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination (SSSCE) OR the West African Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (WASSCE) in English Language, Mathematics and Integrated Science, AND passes in three (3) elective subjects at SSSCE/WASSCE level, for instance Elective Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry, Geography etc.

·         The aggregate score of the 6 subjects should not exceed 24 in the SSSCE or 36 in the WASSCE. All passes should be grade D (SSSCE) or better or C6 (WASSCE) or better.

   ·         GCE Entrants:

   Applicants must have credits in at least five (5) GCE Ordinary Level subjects including English Language, Mathematics and a Science Subject, AND two passes in once elective subject at GCE A-Level for instance, Physics, Mathematics, Geography, Government etc and a pass in General Paper.

     ·         Mature Applicants: 

   Must be at least 25 years old and must have credits in five (5) GCE O’ Level subjects including English Language, Mathematics, and a Science subject, with at least 3 years relevant working experience. Candidates will be required to pass a qualifying examination conducted by the Department, and an interview.

  Candidates are required to have passes at credit level in        Mathematics, Science subjects and English Language. This is the basic departmental requirement.

 The total aggregate for SSSCE applicants is 24. The grades for three (3) core subjects; English Language, Mathematics and Integrated Science or Social Studies and any three (3) relevant electives should be grade D or better.  

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                       GOOD LUCK

        ·         MPhil (Religious Studies)     

        ·         MA (Religious Studies)

        ·         MBA (Finance)   

        ·         MBA (Marketing)     

       ·         MBA (Human Resource Management)   

       ·         MBA (General Management)     

       ·         MSC Marketing, Social & Organisational Research

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CENTRAL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, ACCRA

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

The Central University is an initiative of the international Central Gospel Church (ICGC). It has its origins in a short – term pastoral training institute which was started in 1988. The College later expanded its programmes to include an integrated and practice – oriented business school and to reflect it new status as a liberal arts university, the name was changed to Central University College in 1999.

The College now has two Schools namely, the School of Theology and Missions and the School of Business Management and Administration and it is affiliated to the University of Cape Coast. In 2004/05, total student population is about 2000. The College plans to offer courses in the area of Science, Medicine, Engineering and other related discipline in the near future.

Worker – Friendly Programmes

The programmes have been structured to allow full time workers to participate fully. The morning session starts from 8:00am and ends at 2:00pm; the Afternoon session starts at 4:30pm and ends at 8:30pm. The week –end programme runs from Friday evening 5:00pm to 8:50pm and Saturday 8:00am.


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