The Catholic University of Ghana (CUG) offers postgraduate programs across various the faculties, focusing on critical thinking, ethics, and practical skills, requiring at least a recognized Bachelor's degree for entry, with a strong emphasis on moral formation and community service alongside academic rigor, blending theory with practical application for career readiness in a socially responsible context. 

Master’s Degrees

• MBA (Finance, Accounting) 

• MSc Data Science

• Master of Public Health (MPH)

• MBA, Human Resources Management

MPhil Degrees

• MPhil Human Resource Management

• MPhil Public Health

• MPhil in Theology

• MPhil Educational Administration and Management

• MPhil Educational Psychology

• MPhil Curriculum Studies

• MPhil Guidance and Counselling

• MPhil English

MEd / PGDE

• M.Ed Educational Administration and Management

• M.Ed Curriculum Studies

• M.Ed Guidance and Counselling

• M.Ed Educational Psychology

• Doctor of Business Administration (DBA)

• PhD Management

• PhD Educational Psychology

• PhD Management and Strategic Leadership in Education

• PhD in Theology

Eligibility Criteria for Applicants:

To be considered for admission into the Postgraduate programmes, an applicant is required to have attained at least a First Degree or an equivalent qualification. This degree must be from a university or institution that is widely recognized and accredited. Additionally, applicants are required to submit their academic transcripts as part of the application process, which will be reviewed to ensure they meet the necessary academic standards.

Admission Guidelines for Ghanaian Students

Academic Qualification Requirements:

To qualify for admission, Ghanaian applicants must hold a Bachelor’s Degree or an equivalent qualification. The degree should be obtained from a recognized and accredited university or institution, either within Ghana or internationally. The degree's field and level of study will be scrutinized to ensure that it meets the high academic standards required for postgraduate education. This is to ascertain the applicant's preparedness for the advanced studies the program entails.

1. Submission of Academic Transcripts: All applicants are required to submit their official academic transcripts. These transcripts should provide a comprehensive record of the student’s academic history, including courses taken and grades received. The evaluation of these transcripts is a critical component in assessing the applicant's academic prowess and potential for success in the postgraduate program.
2. Proof of Nationality: Applicants must submit valid documentation to establish their Ghanaian nationality. Acceptable documents include a Ghanaian passport, national ID card, or a birth certificate. This requirement is to ensure that the correct domestic student policies and fees are applied.
3. English Language Proficiency: Since the program is conducted in English, proficiency in the language is essential. Applicants whose prior education was not in English may be required to provide evidence of their English language proficiency, which could include test scores from recognized English language assessments.
4. Personal Statement Submission: A personal statement is a key component of the application. It should articulate the applicant's academic and professional goals, and explain how the Postgraduate Diploma in Education aligns with these objectives. This statement is an opportunity for applicants to showcase their motivation, dedication, and suitability for the field of education.
5. Reference Letters: Applicants should provide at least two reference letters from individuals who can attest to their academic or professional competencies. These referees could be former lecturers, academic advisors, or professional supervisors who are familiar with the applicant's work and academic background.
6. Application Fee: A non-refundable application fee is usually required. This fee covers administrative costs associated with processing the application. Details regarding the fee amount and payment method are typically provided by the admissions office.
7. Interview Process: The admissions process may include an interview, either in person or virtually. This interview allows the admissions committee to gain a deeper understanding of the applicant's qualifications, motivations, and readiness for the program. It also offers applicants the chance to ask questions and learn more about what the program offers.
8. Meeting Deadlines: Applicants should be mindful of application deadlines. Late

submissions may not be considered, and adhering to these deadlines demonstrates the applicant’s organizational skills and seriousness about their educational pursuits.

10. Verification of Documents: All submitted documents may be subject to verification for authenticity. Applicants should ensure that all information provided is accurate and truthful. Any discrepancies or fraudulent documents can result in the rejection of the application or later dismissal from the program.
11. Health and Fitness: We may require a medical certificate or a statement of physical fitness. This is to ensure that the applicant is capable of handling the demands of the program, especially if it includes fieldwork or practical components.
12. Financial Planning: Applicants should consider the financial implications of their studies. This includes tuition fees, living expenses, and any other associated costs. It may be beneficial to explore scholarship opportunities, financial aid, or part-time work options if available.

Eligibility Criteria for Applicants:

To be considered for admission into the Postgraduate programmes, an applicant is required to have attained at least a First Degree or an equivalent qualification. This degree must be from a university or institution that is widely recognized and accredited. Additionally, applicants are required to submit their academic transcripts as part of the application process, which will be reviewed to ensure they meet the necessary academic standards.

International Students Admission Guidelines:

1. Qualification Requirements: International students who wish to apply for this programmes should have a qualification that is similar to the aforementioned eligibility criteria (i.e., a Bachelor's Degree or its equivalent as recognized globally). This ensures that all applicants, regardless of their country of origin, meet a consistent standard of education.
2. Passport Necessity: All international applicants must have a valid passport. This is a crucial document that verifies their identity and nationality and is essential for the subsequent stages of the admission process.
3. Compliance with Residency Regulations: International students must be prepared to acquire a resident permit upon their arrival in Ghana. This is a standard procedure for foreigners intending to stay in the country for an extended period, such as for educational purposes. Furthermore, they must agree to abide by all the regulations governing the status of foreign nationals in Ghana. This includes adherence to local laws and regulations, which is imperative for maintaining their legal status while residing in the country.