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Ghana’s higher education landscape has achieved a major milestone as the University of Engineering and Agricultural Sciences (UEAS) in Bunso, Eastern Region, officially opened admissions for the 2026/2027 academic year. Established by Act of Parliament (Act 1169), the ultra-modern state institution is inviting prospective applicants to apply for pioneer degree programs.

The opening of pioneer admissions offers qualified Senior High School graduates, WASSCE holders, and mature applicants a direct pathway into specialized practical training tailored to industrialization and national development.

The university is admitting its pioneer cohort across two primary faculties designed to solve national challenges in food security, technology, and manufacturing:

School Bachelor of Science (BSc) Degree Offerings
School of Engineering Computer, Electrical & Electronic, Mechanical, Industrial
School of Agricultural Sciences Agronomy, Animal Science, Agribusiness, Food Technology

Source: University of Engineering and Agricultural Sciences (UEAS) Admissions Secretariat, 2026

Every academic curriculum combines rigorous theoretical classroom learning with heavy hands-on practical research to equip graduates directly for modern job markets.

WASSCE and SSSCE candidates applying for degree programs must hold credit passes in core subjects including English Language, Core Mathematics, and Integrated Science alongside relevant elective subjects.

Prospective applicants can obtain application vouchers through official university USSD shortcodes or designated banking partners before accessing the admissions portal at apply.ueas.edu.gh.

The operationalization of UEAS Bunso fulfills government pledges to build world-class tertiary institutions focused strictly on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) alongside modernized agriculture.

Enrolling pioneer students at Bunso will accelerate technology transfer, modern farming methods, and youth employment across the Eastern Region and Ghana as a whole.

Also Read: UEAS admissions 2026-2027 everything applicants must know

Source: Ghana News Page

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