Academic offerings include 15 majors, 6 minors, and more than 1000 in-major specializations
Academic offerings include 15 majors, 6 minors, and more than 1000 in-major specializations
Welcome to the Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences at Knutsford University! Our faculty is dedicated to fostering critical thinking, creativity, and social awareness through a diverse range of programs designed to prepare students for impactful careers and responsible citizenship.
The Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of human behavior, culture, history, and society. Through interdisciplinary approaches, our programs challenge students to engage with complex issues, develop analytical skills, and think critically about the world around them.
Dear Students and Prospective Learners,
As the Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, I am thrilled to welcome you to our vibrant academic community. Our school is dedicated to exploring the richness of human experience and fostering critical enquiry into the social and cultural issues that shape our world.
Our faculty are passionate about teaching and mentoring, committed to providing you with an engaging and supportive learning environment. We encourage you to be curious, think critically, and actively engage with the diverse perspectives and ideas that will enrich your educational experience.
Together, let’s embark on a journey of discovery, creativity, and meaningful exploration in the arts, humanities, and social sciences. I look forward to seeing the impact you will make as you pursue your studies with us.
Warm regards,
Prof. Linus Abraham
Dean, Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
Knutsford University, Accra-Ghana
Specializations:
Strategic Communication
This specialization focuses on crafting and delivering messages effectively to influence public opinion, build brand reputation, and support organizational goals. Students learn strategic planning, public relations, advertising, and campaign management to communicate messages convincingly across various platforms.
Development Communication
This area emphasizes using communication tools to promote social change and development. Students explore how media can be harnessed to address societal issues, empower communities, and support sustainable development initiatives, especially in developing contexts.
Multimedia Journalism
This specialization trains students to gather, produce, and present news and stories across multiple formats such as print, broadcast, and digital media. It emphasizes investigative journalism, storytelling, and the use of digital tools to inform and engage diverse audiences effectively.
Our Bachelor of Science in Communication and Media Studies is designed to provide students with a comprehensive, experiential education that prepares them for diverse careers in arts, humanities, and social sciences. The programme aims to develop critical understanding, practical skills, and ethical reasoning to influence society, culture, and business positively.
To offer an experiential learning environment that equips students for careers in arts, humanities, and social sciences.
To foster critical awareness of contemporary societal issues, cultural trends, and political dynamics nationally and globally.
To build communication skills and uphold ethical practices that support societal and cultural development.
To enhance understanding of media, cultural trends, institutions, texts, and emerging digital platforms.
To prepare graduates with a combination of academic knowledge and professional competencies suitable for careers in communication, media, journalism, education, and public service.
The Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences aims to:
Foster a profound understanding of communication, cultural exchange, and their societal impacts.
Encourage exploration of the developmental roles of culture, media, and journalism.
Offer practical experience in media, communication, and related fields.
Expose students to Ghanaian media realities, organizational communication strategies, and journalistic practices.
Prepare graduates for entry-level or intermediate roles within media, communication, research, education, and cultural sectors.
Duration:
Minimum: 4 years
Maximum: 6 years
Credits Required:
Level 100: Max 168 credits, Min 120 credits
Level 200: Max 126 credits, Min 90 credits
Level 300: Max 84 credits, Min 60 credits
Programme Components:
Core Courses (School’s Requirement): 126 credits
Elective Courses: 18 credits
Mandatory Courses (University Requirement): 18 credits
Research Project: 6 credits
Knutsford University is committed to supporting students in their educational pursuits by offering various financial aid options. Our financial aid programmes are designed to help alleviate the financial burden of tuition and related expenses, ensuring that deserving students can access quality education.
Full Scholarships: Covering the entire cost of tuition, these scholarships are awarded to exceptional students who demonstrate outstanding academic performance and potential.
Partial Scholarships: These scholarships provide financial assistance that covers a portion of tuition fees, helping students manage their educational expenses more effectively.
Fee Arrangements: Flexible payment plans may be available to help students manage tuition payments over the course of their studies.
On-Campus Work-Study Opportunities: Students can take advantage of part-time job opportunities on campus, allowing them to earn money while gaining valuable work experience.
To qualify for financial aid at Knutsford University, applicants must meet the following criteria:
If you have any questions or uncertainties regarding the eligibility criteria, we encourage you to reach out to the Students Financial Aid Office for clarification and guidance.
The application process for financial aid for continuing students begins in November each year. Here’s what you need to know:
At Knutsford University, we believe that financial barriers should not hinder a student’s pursuit of education. Our financial aid programmes are designed to support students in achieving their academic goals. If you are interested in applying for financial aid or have any questions about the process, please contact the Students Financial Aid Office for assistance. We are here to help you navigate your financial options and ensure a successful educational experience.
| Application Deadline | Decision | |
|---|---|---|
| Early Admission | Fall (1st) Semester: | September – December |
| Regular Admission | Winter (2nd ) Semester: | January – April |
| Rolling Admissions | Summer (Inter-Semester) Session: | May – August |
Documents not submitted through the online method can be mailed to:
P.O. Box AN19480
Accra North
Bamako Road East Legon, Accra Ghana
Digital Address: GA-378-8312