Undergraduate degree · 4 Years

BSc Information Technology.

Information Technology (IT) refers to the use and application of computer systems, software, and networks to store, retrieve, transmit, and manipulate data.

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Award: Degree BSc, in affiliation with UCC
Duration: 4 Years
Tuition (Ghanaian): GHC 4,000 / year
Intakes: 2 sessions a year

RecognisedGTEC-accredited, in affiliation with the University of Cape Coast.

Overview

About the degree.

It encompasses a wide range of technologies that enable individuals and organisations to process information efficiently, communicate effectively, and make informed decisions in various fields. IT plays a crucial role in modern society, driving advancements in business, education, healthcare, and numerous other sectors

Level: Four-year BSc degree, offered in affiliation with the University of Cape Coast and accredited by GTEC.
Campus: Nima-Kanda, Accra (degree classes).
Mode: Full-time on campus, following the University of Cape Coast academic calendar.
Intakes: Session 1 opens the first week of November and closes the last week of March; Session 2 opens the first week of April and closes the last week of August.

What you’ll study

Courses, semester by semester.

Level 100 · Semester 1	Credits
Communication Skills I	3
Foreign Language (French)	3
Fundamentals of Information Technology	3
Basics of Accounting	3
African Studies	3
Pre-Calculus	2

Level 100 · Semester 2	Credits
Communication Skills II	3
Logic and Critical Thinking	3
Fundamentals of Programming	3
Basic Digital Electronics	3
Microeconomics	3
Calculus	2

Level 200 · Semester 1	Credits
Computer Organization & Architecture	3
Object-Oriented Programming (C++)	3
Statistics & Probability	3
Operating System Concepts	3
Principles of Management	3
Linear Algebra	3

Level 200 · Semester 2	Credits
Data Communication	3
Java Programming	3
Data Structures & Algorithms	3
Systems Analysis & Design	3
Web and Internet-Based Technologies	3
Database Concepts & Design	3

Level 300 · Semester 1	Credits
Computer Networks	3
Software Engineering	3
Computer Graphics	3
Web-Based Application Development	3
Management Information Systems	3
Human Behavior in Organizations	3

Level 300 · Semester 2	Credits
Network & System Administration	3
Human-Computer Interaction	3
Data Warehousing & Data Mining	3
Mobile Application Development	3
Research Methods	3
Wireless Communication	3

Level 400 · Semester 1	Credits
Business Intelligence & Data Analytics	3
Computer & Communication Security	3
IT Entrepreneurship	3
Business Analysis (Elective)	3
Game Application Development (Elective)	3
Database Management Systems (Elective)	3
Project Identification, Analysis & Design	3

Level 400 · Semester 2	Credits
Emerging Trends in IT Business	3
IT Project Management	3
Ethical & Legal Issues in Computing	3
Embedded Systems (Elective)	3
IT Service Management (Elective)	3
E-Business & E-Commerce	3
Project Development, Implementation & Execution	3

In Level 400, choose one of the electives in each semester.

Entry requirements

Who can apply.

Requirements

WASSCE or SSSCE or GBCE or HND or MATURE or GCE or Baccalaureate or Undergraduates or Graduates

Documents to bring

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

Fees

Tuition, January 2026.

Fee	Ghanaian	Non-Ghanaian
Tuition (per year)	GHC 4,000	GHC 9,000
Application (form) fee, one-time	GHC 200	GHC 600
Mandatory annual fee (ID card, SRC, welfare, library and others)	GHC 500	GHC 500

Fees are reviewed periodically. Confirm the current amount with admissions before paying. Scholarships of 10% to 50% of tuition are available after admission.

Careers

Where it leads.

Role	Starting (0–2 years)	Experienced (5+ years)
Software Developer	GHC 2,750 – 5,500	GHC 6,500 – 13,250
Network Administrator	GHC 2,750 – 4,500	GHC 5,500 – 8,750
IT Support Engineer	GHC 2,250 – 3,750	GHC 4,500 – 6,500
Systems Analyst	GHC 2,750 – 5,000	GHC 6,500 – 11,000
Database Administrator	GHC 2,750 – 4,500	GHC 6,000 – 10,000

Per month, before tax and SSNIT. Banks, telcos, fintechs and international firms often pay above these ranges.

How to apply

Five steps to a confirmed place.

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

01
Register
Create an account and apply online.
02
Pay application fee
Pay the one-time application fee.
03
Submit documents
Once your fee is received, submit your documents.
04
Choose Payment Plan
Accept the recommended plan or choose your own.
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.

Common questions

About this programme.

How to apply for BSc Information Technology at SIIMT?

Apply online through the SIIMT application portal or at the Nima-Kanda or Spintex campus, pay the one-time application fee, submit your documents, agree a payment plan, and pay your fees. SIIMT then issues your admission confirmation and Student Portal login.

What does an IT person do?

An IT person, or Information Technology professional, is responsible for managing, maintaining, and securing computer systems and networks. Their tasks include troubleshooting hardware and software issues, implementing security measures, and ensuring the overall functionality of IT infrastructure.

What is the meaning of Information Technology?

Information Technology (IT) refers to the use and management of computers, software, networks, and electronic systems for storing, processing, and transmitting information. It encompasses a wide range of technologies used to handle telecommunications, databases, and cybersecurity.

Is information technology still a good career?

Yes, information technology continues to be a promising and evolving career path. With the increasing reliance on technology in various industries, IT professionals are in high demand. Job opportunities range from cybersecurity specialists to software developers, making it a diverse and stable field.

What are the basics of IT?

The basics of IT include understanding computer hardware and software, networking principles, system administration, programming concepts, and cybersecurity fundamentals. IT professionals should have knowledge in areas like databases, operating systems, and troubleshooting techniques.

How we teach

Taught the way the work is done.

Most of your time is spent doing: labs, projects and real scenarios, guided by practitioners who have done the work themselves.

Industry practitioners: Learn from lecturers with real-world experience.
Updated syllabus: A modern, industry-aligned curriculum for a changing world.
Career support: Guidance, mentorship and pathways to the job market.

More about SIIMT

80^%of learning is practical: labs, projects and real scenarios.

Accreditation and recognition

SIIMT is accredited by the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) to offer undergraduate programmes in affiliation with the University of Cape Coast (UCC), registered with CTVET for technical and vocational education, and accredited at Tier 2 by Ghana’s Cyber Security Authority (CSA), with progression toward Tier 1 accreditation underway.