UHAS Fees and Funding for the Bachelor of Nursing Program: 2023–2024: The Bachelor of Nursing program is made to turn out competent, skilled nurses who will deliver top-notch medical care and services in clinics, hospitals, and the community.
By collaborating with other healthcare professionals, these nurses will also offer clients and their families emotional support.
The program’s goal is to develop a professional nurse who will provide nursing care and services under the supervision of senior professional nurses in clinical and community settings, with a focus on nursing operational research, which will help to provide data for the standard of nursing education and practice.
The UHAS Nursing program has improved the Diploma in the Nursing curriculum used by the nation’s nursing training schools. The Department of Nursing is one of the three divisions that make up the School of Nursing and Midwifery (SONAM). The Nursing department offers three different options for the Bachelor of the Nursing program: regular, sandwich, and top-up.
Fees and funding for the UHAS Bachelor of Nursing: The 4-year Bachelor of Nursing degree program has different fees for new and continuing students. Every student who is admitted to the school is required to pay UHAS fees on an annual basis throughout their time there.
Outside the tuition fees for an academic year, students may have additional expenses while pursuing their degree at the university.
Bachelor of Nursing fees for regular students
Level 100 – GHc 4,005.60 (accommodation inclusive)
Level 200 – GHc 3,328.86 (excluding accommodation)
Level 300 – GHc 4,269.13 (field trip and psychiatry affiliation included)
Level 400 – GHc 3,307.32 (excluding accommodation)
Bachelor of Nursing Fees for fee-paying students
Level 100 – GHc 6,000.00 (accommodation inclusive)
NB: Fee paying is not applicable to level 200, 300 and 400
Example of extra expenses
- Uniform and lab. Coat
- Printing of assignments
- Care study and Research expenses
- Graduation fees
- N & MC licensure registration and preparation
Note ,additional costs;
- may be required or discretionary costs
- may be one-time, recurring, or incidental charges, and some expenses might need to be paid yearly for each year of your program of study.
- are your responsibility to pay and are not transferrable or refundable.
Sadly, your ability to enroll in courses may be restricted if you fail to pay additional fees.
UHAS Fees and Funding: Scholarships
Click here for UHAS Scholarship 1
Click here for UHAS Scholarship 2
The University’s website, https://uhas.edu.gh/, includes further information on the numerous scholarships that UHAS provides for students.
