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Leadership & Vision

Resolving Ghana's Education-Industry Disconnect

"At the University of Engineering and Agricultural Sciences (UEAS), we are mandated to break away from traditional ivory-tower academia and pioneer a new era of applied technological education. Our mission is to produce graduates who do not merely seek jobs, but solve national industrial challenges."

Established by an Act of Parliament (Act 1169) at our modern Bunso campus, UEAS integrates hands-on engineering precision with modern agronomic sciences. We are transforming Africa's food systems, manufacturing base, and technological infrastructure through direct collaboration with industry partners worldwide.

100% Industry-Aligned Curriculum

$90M Modern Bunso Campus

Direct Hands-On Apprenticeship

Pioneer Cohort (2026/2027)

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Academic Structure

Two Specialized Schools. One National Vision.

UEAS is strategically built around two foundational schools designed to directly empower Ghana's industrial growth and ensure continent-wide food security.

School of Engineering

Industrial Power • Automation • Digital Infrastructure

School of Engineering

Bridging the engineering skills gap with world-class hands-on laboratories in robotics, smart power grids, advanced machinery, and digital software development.

Core Degree Programmes:

  • Computer Engineering
  • Electrical Engineering
  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Industrial Engineering
School of Agricultural Sciences

Agri-Tech • Food Systems • Modern Agronomy

School of Agricultural Sciences

Transforming agricultural value chains across Africa through precision smart farming, drone crop surveillance, climate-resilient genetics, and commercial agribusiness models.

Core Degree Programmes:

  • Agribusiness Economics
  • Agronomy
  • Animal Science
  • Food Technology

Ready to Shape the Future?

Admissions for the Pioneer Cohort (2026/2027 Academic Year) are officially ongoing.

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