Bachelor of Technology, Information and Communication Technology

The Bachelor of Technology in Information and Communication Technology at Ho Technical University is a degree programme in the Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology. It belongs to the field of Computing & Information Technology. This page explains what programmes of this kind usually cover, how competitive entry is, and the careers you can pursue afterwards.

What ICT programmes cover

Programmes of this kind usually give you a broad grounding in computing and information technology. You can expect to learn about computer hardware and software, operating systems, networking, databases, web development, and programming. Many programmes also cover communication systems, mobile technologies, and the practical side of managing digital information. The focus is on using technology to solve real-world problems, so you build hands-on skills that are directly useful in the workplace.

How competitive is entry?

Entry to this programme is less competitive than many other degree programmes in Ghana. That means your WASSCE grades do not need to be at the top of the range to be considered. However, you still need to meet the university's published requirements and compete with other applicants for available places. To find out whether your grades qualify, check the official admission requirements for Ho Technical University.

Where ICT graduates work

Graduates from ICT programmes go into a wide range of roles in both the public and private sectors. Common career paths include working as network administrators, IT support officers, systems analysts, web developers, or database administrators. Some graduates also move into telecommunications, cybersecurity, or software development. Because ICT skills are used in almost every industry, you have the flexibility to work in banks, schools, hospitals, government agencies, or tech companies.