BSc Construction Technology

KAAF University College · Faculty of Engineering & Computer Science

Degree Engineering & Technology Less competitive

Will you get in?

Meet the minimum pass grades for this level and you will be considered. Enter your WASSCE grades and we will tell you whether you meet the published cut-off for this programme — and every other programme at KAAF University College you qualify for.

Check if you qualify

BSc Construction Technology is a degree programme offered by KAAF University College's Faculty of Engineering & Computer Science. It focuses on the technical and managerial side of building projects, from construction methods to site supervision. Entry is less competitive than at some public universities, making it an option worth considering.

What construction technology actually involves

Construction technology programmes of this kind cover the science and practice of building: materials, structures, surveying, building services, and construction methods. You learn how to read drawings, plan on-site work, estimate costs, and supervise construction safely. The degree combines engineering principles with practical project management, so graduates can work across the building industry rather than in one narrow trade.

How competitive is entry at KAAF?

KAAF University College offers this programme at a less competitive entry level. That means getting a place is generally easier than at universities such as KNUST, where the same programme is highly competitive, or the University of Cape Coast, which is competitive. Other institutions like Akenten Appiah-Menka University, Cape Coast Technical University, and Koforidua Technical University also admit at a less competitive level. Even so, you should confirm that your WASSCE grades meet KAAF's specific requirements, as these are not published here.

What graduates do next

Most graduates from construction technology programmes go into building and civil engineering companies, property development, or local government works departments. Typical roles include site supervisor, quantity surveying assistant, construction project coordinator, and building inspector. Some graduates also go on to further study in construction management or real estate.