Courses
School of Administration
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Accounting
Banking & Finance
Business Administration
Health Services Administration
Human Services Management
Insurance
Management studies
Marketing & Customer Management
Organization & Human Resource Management
Operation Management & Management
Information
Systems
Public Administration
Faculty of Agriculture
Agricultural economics & agribusiness
Agricultural engineering
Agricultural extension
Animal science
Crop science
Soil science
Faculty of Arts
Classics
Dance
English
Linguistics
Modern languages
[Arabic, French, Russian, Spanish, Swahili]
Music
Philosophy
Religions
Theater arts
Faculty of Science
Biochemistry
Botany
Chemistry
Computer science
Geology
Mathematics
Nursing
Nutrition & Food Science
Oceanography & Fisheries
Physics
Statistics
Zoology
Faculty of Social Studies
African Studies
Archaeology
Economics
Geography & Resource Development
History
Home Science
Information Studies
Political Science
Psychology
Sociology
Social Work
Faculty of Engineering Sciences
Biomedical Engineering
Materials Science and Engineering
Computer Engineering
- Most appropriate fields are African Studies (in various departments), Geography and Resource Development, Agriculture, and the Social Sciences.
- Medicine is closed to ISEP participants. Law is only available to students already in law school at home university.
- Students should note that odd-numbered courses are offered in the fall semester and even-numbered courses are offered in the spring semester.
- Course descriptions – Click here
- Beginning course in the local Twi language (two hours/week) is required of all ISEP students during their first semester in Ghana.
- Language of instruction for all other university courses is English – the official language of Ghana.
- Fall Semester (SM1) - mid August through late December
- Spring Semester (SM2) - mid January through late May
- Full Year (FY) – mid August through late May
Special ISEP Application Instructions
- GPA requirement for the University of Ghana is a 3.0. Students whose GPA falls below a 3.0 must include a letter from their academic advisor endorsing their application.
- Applications for Reciprocal Exchange for either SM1 (fall) or SM2 (spring) must be submitted by the February priority deadline. Applications for ISEP-Direct will be accepted until May 1st (for SM1) or Nov 1st (for SM2.)
- All students applying to study in Ghana must complete a University of Ghana application form in addition to their ISEP application.. The original application form and two copies of the form should be included with the ISEP application along with three recent passport-sized photos.
- Questions? please contact Program Officer for Ghana, Jennifer Precht