Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Engineering

Computer engineering brings together electronics and computing. At All Nations University, this degree is offered through the School of Engineering and prepares you to design and build computer systems that power modern technology. On this page you'll find out what the field is about, what you can do with it, and how difficult it is to get a place.

A field at the crossroads of hardware and software

Computer engineering is a discipline that combines electrical engineering with computer science. Programmes of this kind usually cover digital circuits, computer architecture, embedded systems, operating systems, and networking, alongside programming and software design. You learn how computer hardware and software work together, and how to build systems that are both efficient and reliable.

What graduates do

Most computer engineering graduates go on to work in industries that rely on computer systems, such as telecommunications, banking, robotics, and consumer electronics. Typical roles include embedded systems engineer, hardware designer, network engineer, software developer, and systems architect. Some also move into research or start their own tech ventures. The combination of hardware and software skills makes you flexible across many job markets.

How competitive is admission?

At All Nations University, entry to the Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Engineering is less competitive than many other engineering programmes. That doesn't mean you don't need solid grades — it simply means your chances are better if you meet the published requirements. Check the official entry requirements to see whether your WASSCE results qualify.