BSc. Forest Resources Technology
University of Cape Coast · College of Agriculture and Natural Sciences
Will you get in?
You will need better than the minimum pass grades for this level. Enter your WASSCE grades and we will tell you whether you meet the published cut-off for this programme — and every other programme at University of Cape Coast you qualify for.
Check if you qualifyThe BSc. Forest Resources Technology at the University of Cape Coast is a degree in managing forests and tree resources for environmental health and economic value. It suits students interested in conservation, sustainable land use, and the practical side of protecting Ghana's natural heritage.
What this field covers
Programmes of this kind usually centre on forest ecology, tree measurement and inventory, sustainable forest management, conservation planning, and the policies that shape how forests are used. You will also learn how timber and non-timber forest products are harvested, processed, and marketed, and how forests can support climate change mitigation and community livelihoods.
How competitive entry is
Getting a place on this programme is competitive. That means you need a solid WASSCE performance, especially in the science subjects, but it is not as fiercely contested as a highly competitive course. The best way to know if your grades qualify is to check with the University of Cape Coast admissions office directly.
Who the college accepts
The College of Agriculture and Natural Sciences admits students from two SHS backgrounds: Agriculture and General Science. If you studied either of these streams, you are eligible to apply, provided your grades meet the competitive threshold.
Entry requirements
SHS backgrounds accepted
- Agriculture
- General Science
Aggregate needed
University of Cape Coast publishes a cut-off aggregate for this programme. Run a check to see whether your grades meet it.
Where graduates work
- Forestry officer
- Environmental consultant
- Conservation scientist
- Timber industry manager
- Land use planner