KNUST Admission and Accommodation (Residential ) Fees 2024

KNUST Admission and Accommodation (Residential ) Fees 2024

The  Admission and Accommodation Fee margin is not that much hence if you know the  Fees and that of the Previous Academic year, you could prepare just a little above that one, explore KNUST Admission and Accommodation (Residential ) Fees 2024.

Here we Bring you the amount paid by Current Continous student for you to prepare.

To gain insight into the 2024/25 KNUST Admission and Accommodation Fees, it’s worth noting that the difference in fees is relatively small. If you are familiar with the fees from the previous academic year, you can anticipate a slight increase.

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Fees Schedule 2024/2025 Academic Year

FEE COMPARISON

FEES FOR THE 2019/2020 ACADEMIC YEAR UNDERGRADUATES

REGULAR FRESHMEN IN HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Fees: GH₵ 1,351.43
Residential: GH₵ 1,002.75
Total: GH₵ 2,354.18

AND

FEES FOR THE 2020/2021 ACADEMIC YEAR

Fees: GH₵ 1,619.61
Residential: GH₵ 1,002.75

Total GH₵ 2,622.36

Please note that the 2024 Admission and Accommodation Fees are not included here but can be expected to be slightly higher than the 2022/2023 fees.

KWAME NKRUMAH UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY,

KUMASI

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UNDERGRADUATES

REGULAR FRESHMEN

 ACADEMIC & RESIDENTIAL FEES

2. Residential Fees and Academic Fees should be paid separately into the same accounts

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What are the available options?

There are Six Halls of residence and a number of hostels on the University Campus. They are Queen Elizabeth II Hall , Unity Hall, Independence Hall, Republic Hall, University Hall, and Africa Hall. All the Six Halls of residence are mixed (Male and Female). Of the five hostels, two are for postgraduate students, one for both undergraduate and graduate students and managed by the Ghana Universities Staff Superannuation Scheme (GUSSS).

Accommodation of International Students in University Residential/Hostel Facilities

As part of the measures to improve the security of our Students, particularly International Students and to ensure the provision of an enabling residential facility and environment for their studies and stay, it is the policy of the University that, all International Students are to be accommodated on Campus in University’s Halls of Residence, GUSSS, Hall Seven and SRC Hostels Facilities. It is therefore an offence for any International Student to lodge outside the designated places.

The University is unable to guarantee all students accommodation (especially continuing students). Most students are, therefore, living in private sector housing (hostels), most of which are located outside the University Campus. A majority of these hostels are however, within walking distances to the University Campus.

There is a wide range of private hostel accommodation for students of KNUST to consider in Kumasi. These range from hostels with shared kitchen and bathroom facilities to flats, those with the study bedrooms having their own private bathrooms and small kitchenettes. Some of the hostels even have air conditioners and internet connectivity in the study bedrooms. All of them are self-catering. Kumasi is a fantastic city to live in and living in your own accommodation away from the University will afford you the best opportunity to experience the vibrant and diverse nature of the city. However, private hostel accommodation is not easy to find and costs are considerably high in Kumasi.

More detailed information, including the list of private hostels, their locations, facilities and services, as well as rents, are available at the Students Housing and Residence life Unit at the Dean of Students Office.

Non-Resident Students Facilities

There are three (3) Non-Resident facilities on Campus. One is located behind “Club B” (very close to College of Art and Social Sciences) while the other two are located at the main Faculty Area. All of them have reading rooms, bathrooms, and lockers where students can keep their books. Two of these facilities have entertainment/T.V. rooms, which are connected to a 24-hour Multi Choice DSTV Transmission.
Ideally these facilities are meant to serve as learning and resting places for non-resident students during lunch breaks and their free periods while they are on Campus. Indeed, the facilities are highly patronized by non-resident students especially during examination periods when they operate 24 hour basis.

How are residential facilities administered?

The University currently has six Halls of Residence. The GUSSS, Graduate Students, Credit Union and the SRC have a Hostel each on campus. Ghana Hostels Limited also has residential facility on campus. The three are managed differently from the main halls. A Hall Council consisting of Senior and Junior members administers each Hall. The Executive Head of the Hall is the Hall Master who is assisted by a Senior Tutor. There is also a Hall Bursar and other supporting staff. The Hall authorities determine the number of students in a room. The Hall authorities of the various Halls constitute the Committee of Hall Administrators who formulates common policies for all the Halls.

POSTGRADUATES – FRESHERS

• = Tuition
• = Other Charges
• = Thesis/Oral Examinations

D= Research Support Fees/Additional Fee

All Added as TOTAL

Other Charges (B)