BSc Management and Computer Studies

BSc Management and Computer Studies at Wisconsin International University College combines business and computing, giving you skills that apply in many organisations. The programme is based in the School of Computing and Technology. Entry is less competitive than many other computing degrees, so it is worth considering for SHS leavers.

Combining business and technology

Programmes of this kind usually cover management subjects like accounting, marketing, and human resources alongside computing topics such as programming, database design, and systems analysis. The goal is to help you understand how technology can solve business problems and how to communicate with both technical and non-technical people. Most graduates move into roles where they act as a bridge between management and IT. They might work on implementing new software, improving business processes, or managing digital change within an organisation. You will also pick up practical skills in problem-solving, data handling, and project coordination.

How competitive is entry?

This programme is less competitive to get into than many other computing degrees in Ghana. That means your WASSCE grades don't need to be as high as they would for more sought-after courses. You must still meet the entry requirements set by Wisconsin International University College, so check the university's admissions information to see whether your results qualify. The exact aggregate is not shown here, but the lower competition level means a wider range of applicants have a realistic chance.