BSc Information & Communication Technology

The BSc Information & Communication Technology at Radford University College is a degree programme offered through the Faculty of Business Science. It focuses on the practical application of computing and communications technology in organisations and everyday life. This makes it a good option for students who want a technology career with a strong business connection.

What you will study in an ICT programme

ICT programmes like this one usually cover computer networks, databases, software development, web technologies, and information systems management. You will learn how to keep computer systems running, how to protect data, and how to use technology to improve the way organisations work. Many programmes also include practical projects where you build and test real systems, so you graduate with skills you can use immediately in the workplace.

How competitive is entry to this programme

This programme is in the less competitive band, meaning it is more accessible than many other computing degrees. As long as your WASSCE results meet the university's minimum requirements, you have a good chance of being offered a place. The same programme at Presbyterian University is also less competitive, so you have a choice of institutions. To know if you qualify, check the specific subject requirements on the university's admissions page.

What ICT graduates do next

Graduates of ICT programmes usually move into roles that involve managing computer systems, supporting users, or building software. Typical jobs include network administrator, IT support officer, database administrator, web developer, and systems analyst. The business-focused nature of this programme also prepares you for roles that connect technology with organisational strategy, such as IT project coordination.