Admissions

Your place at SIIMT starts here.

Degrees, diplomas and short courses, with intakes through the year. Apply online or at either Accra campus; your documents are reviewed once the application fee is received.

Steps to a confirmed place
5
Intakes a year
6
Degree admission sessions
2
Campuses in Accra
2
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RecognisedGTEC-accredited, in affiliation with the University of Cape Coast.

Which route is yours?

Four ways in. One process.

Every route follows the same five steps; only the form and the fee differ.

How to apply

Five steps to a confirmed place.

Apply online or at either campus. Documents are reviewed once your application fee is received.

  1. 01

    Register

    Create an account and apply online.

  2. 02

    Pay application fee

    Pay the one-time application fee.

  3. 03

    Submit documents

    Once your fee is received, submit your documents.

  4. 04

    Choose Payment Plan

    Accept the recommended plan or choose your own.

  5. 05

    Pay school fees

    Once your documents and payment plan are approved.

Admission deadlines

Degree programmes (BSc)

Session 1
Opens first week of November · closes last week of March
Session 2
Opens first week of April · closes last week of August

Intakes

Diplomas & short courses

A new intake starts every two months.

Intake months: January, March, May, July, September, November.

What you’ll need

Entry requirements, in brief.

The full list, including mature entry, is on the entry requirements page

Undergraduate degrees (BSc)

  • WASSCE / SSSCE with credits (A1–C6) in English, Mathematics, Integrated Science and three electives; or
  • A recognised diploma, HND, GCE A-Level, IB or equivalent; or
  • Mature entry (age 25+) through the SIIMT mature entrance examination.

Diplomas

  • Basic computer literacy.
  • WASSCE / SSSCE, a certificate in IT, or relevant work experience.
  • A personal laptop (minimum Intel i5, 8 GB RAM) is recommended.

Short courses

  • No prior experience is needed for most short courses.
  • Basic computer literacy and a laptop are recommended.
  • Evening and weekend batches are available for people already working.

Documents to bring

  • A valid photo ID (Ghana Card, passport or student ID)
  • Your results slip or certificate
  • One passport photograph

Fees at a glance

Clear fees. Pay in instalments.

All fees are in Ghana Cedis and follow the January 2026 fee structure. A minimum of 50% of tuition confirms your place. Full fee tables

Programme typeGhanaianNon-Ghanaian
Undergraduate degrees (per year)GHC 4,000 – 4,500GHC 9,000 – 10,000
Diplomas (6 months – 1 year)GHC 5,000 – 11,000GHC 6,500 – 13,000
Short courses (2 – 3 months)GHC 1,500 – 4,000GHC 2,000 – 5,000
Application (form) fee, one-timeGHC 200GHC 600
Degree students also pay a mandatory GHC 500 annual fee (ID card, SRC, welfare, library and others). Fees are reviewed periodically; confirm the current amount with admissions before paying.

Scholarships

Merit- and need-based tuition waivers covering 10% to 50% of tuition, reviewed by the scholarship committee after you have secured admission.

Apply for a scholarship

Paying

Pay at either campus or online through the Student Portal. Tuition can be paid in instalments once your payment plan is approved.

Student Portal

Common questions

Before you apply.

When can I start?

Diplomas and short courses start a new intake every two months: January, March, May, July, September and November. Degree programmes (BSc) have two admission sessions a year: Session 1 opens in the first week of November and closes in the last week of March; Session 2 opens in the first week of April and closes in the last week of August.

Can I apply online?

Yes. Register online, pay the application fee, and submit your documents once the fee is received. You can also complete the whole process at the Nima-Kanda or Spintex campus.

How much do I pay to confirm my place?

The one-time application (form) fee, then at least 50% of the course fee once your documents and payment plan are approved. The balance can be paid in instalments.

What documents do I need?

A valid photo ID (Ghana Card, passport or student ID), your results slip or certificate, and one passport photograph. International applicants also send scanned copies of their passport and academic certificates.

Do I need a laptop?

A personal laptop (minimum Intel i5, 8 GB RAM) is recommended for most diploma and short-course programmes.

Is there a scholarship?

SIIMT offers merit- and need-based tuition waivers of 10% to 50%, decided by the scholarship committee after your application is reviewed and once you have secured admission.

Talk to admissions

Questions? Call, WhatsApp or email.

Open Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and Sunday 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM (except vacations).

Nima-Kanda campus
057 080 1631
Nima Kanda Overpass, near the Nima Police Station, Accra
Spintex campus
057 644 4457
18 Junction, opposite KFC, Spintex Road, Accra
International applicants
WhatsApp Corporate Relations on 057 644 4450 / 4451

Your next chapter starts here

Ready to take the next step?

Apply online, or speak to our admissions team at the Nima-Kanda or Spintex campus.

Nima-Kanda 057 080 1631
Spintex 057 644 4457

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