How to Find UHAS Undergraduate and Postgraduate Admissions Information
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The official UHAS website (uhas.edu.gh) provides separate Undergraduate Admissions and Postgraduate Admissions entry points, listed alongside Tuition & Fees and Financial Aid under the "Learn at UHAS" section of the homepage. Use these links as your starting point, then confirm all requirements and deadlines on the admissions pages themselves, since the site also posts time-sensitive applicant notices in its News section.
Where the admissions links sit on the homepage
The homepage groups the key applicant resources together. Look for the "Learn at UHAS" block, which contains:
- Undergraduate Programmes
- Postgraduate Programmes
- Tuition & Fees
- Financial Aid
- Undergraduate Admissions
- Postgraduate Admissions
This grouping means you can move from programme choice to cost and funding information without leaving the section. If you already know which level you are applying for, go straight to the matching admissions link.
Step-by-step: locating admissions information
- Open uhas.edu.gh in your browser.
- On the homepage, scroll to the "Learn at UHAS" area.
- Select Undergraduate Admissions or Postgraduate Admissions depending on your target programme.
- On the admissions page, read the entry requirements and application instructions before starting an application.
- Cross-check Tuition & Fees and Financial Aid in the same section so you understand the cost side before committing.
- Check the News section for applicant-specific notices before submitting anything.
Expected result: you should end up on the correct admissions page for your level, with the fee and funding context in view and any current applicant notices checked.
Why the News section matters for applicants
The homepage News area carries official notices addressed directly to applicants. One example shown on the site is a notice to UHAS applicants regarding WASSCE results, published after the release of the 2026 West African Senior School Certificate Examinations results. Notices like this can affect eligibility or the documents you need to submit, so check News before and during your application rather than relying only on the admissions page text.
What the site tells you about UHAS before you apply
A few homepage claims are worth knowing as context, though they are not admissions requirements:
| Claim on homepage | Detail given |
|---|---|
| Institutional focus | Described as the only state university in Ghana solely dedicated to healthcare education |
| SDG 8 ranking | 1st in Ghana, 95th globally among 1,350 universities |
| SDG 3 ranking | 1st in Ghana for Good Health and Well-Being |
| Nursing and Midwifery licensure | 100% pass rate for the past 3 years |
| Allied Health Professional licensure | 100% pass rate for the past 4 years |
These figures come from the university's own homepage and are presented as institutional highlights. Treat them as background, not as a substitute for checking the specific entry requirements of the programme you want.
Practical tips and common sticking points
- Don't rely on search snippets. Navigate from the homepage navigation menu so you land on the current admissions page rather than an outdated copy.
- Match the level carefully. Undergraduate and postgraduate admissions are separate entries; requirements and timelines differ.
- Read applicant notices first. A News item about results or deadlines can override assumptions you made from an older page.
- Confirm contact details from the site. The homepage lists a phone number (+233 342 294 284) and an email address for enquiries; use the contact information as displayed on the site rather than copied from third-party sources.
- Check fees and aid together. Because Tuition & Fees and Financial Aid sit beside the admissions links, review them in the same session so your decision accounts for cost.
Quick answer
Go to uhas.edu.gh, find the "Learn at UHAS" section, and choose Undergraduate Admissions or Postgraduate Admissions. Then review Tuition & Fees and Financial Aid in the same section, and check the News area for applicant notices such as the WASSCE results notice before applying.