Are you planning to apply to the University of Education, Winneba (UEW) for the 2025/2026 academic year? If yes, then this article is your quick guide. Choosing a course is one step; meeting the cut-off point is the other. And honestly, both matter equally.
In this article, we’ll walk through the list of courses offered at UEW, the expected cut-off points, and a few insights to help you prepare before clicking that “apply now” button.
Why UEW?
UEW isn’t just another university in Ghana. It’s the hub for teacher education, professional training, and research-driven learning. With campuses in Winneba, Kumasi, Mampong, and Ajumako, the institution provides wide access to students across Ghana and beyond.
If you’re interested in education-related degrees, technical programs, or the arts, UEW is likely on your radar.
UEW Courses for 2025/2026 Admissions
UEW offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Below are some of the popular undergraduate courses you can expect:
Faculty of Educational Studies
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B.Ed. Basic Education
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B.Ed. Early Childhood Education
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B.Ed. Counselling Psychology
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B.Ed. Special Education
Faculty of Science Education
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B.Sc. Mathematics Education
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B.Sc. Integrated Science Education
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B.Sc. Information and Communication Technology Education
Faculty of Social Sciences Education
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B.Ed. Social Studies
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B.A. Economics Education
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B.A. Political Science Education
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B.A. Geography Education
Faculty of Foreign Languages and Communication
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B.A. English Education
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B.A. French Education
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B.A. Linguistics Education
Faculty of Creative Arts Education
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B.A. Graphic Design
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B.A. Theatre Arts
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B.A. Music Education
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B.A. Fine Arts
Find the complete course list officially published by UEW on their admission portal here.
UEW Cut-Off Points for 2025/2026
Cut-off points serve as a screening benchmark. They are not set in stone, but they give you an idea of what UEW expects from applicants. For the 2025/2026 admissions, the cut-off points are expected to centred around the following (based on past years):
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Education-related courses → 20 – 36
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Science and ICT programs → 15 – 24
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Social Sciences & Arts → 18 – 32
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Specialized courses (Creative Arts, Theatre, Music, etc.) → Flexible, but usually between 20 – 36
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B.Ed. Basic Education → Cut-off: 25
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B.Sc. ICT Education → Cut-off: 18
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B.A. English Education → Cut-off: 20
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B.A. Theatre Arts → Cut-off: 30
Remember: these are projected figures. The final official cut-off points will depend on the number of applicants, available slots, and the overall performance of candidates in the 2025 WASSCE/SSCE.
How to Improve Your Chances of Admission
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Meet the minimum entry requirements – At least six passes (A1–C6) in WASSCE, including English and Mathematics.
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Aim higher than the cut-off – If the cut-off is 20, target 15 or below to be safe.
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Apply early – Delayed applications sometimes reduce your chances, especially for competitive programs.
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Double-check course combinations – Wrong subject combinations can lead to disqualification, even if you meet the cut-off.
The University of Education, Winneba (UEW) remains one of Ghana’s top choices for students passionate about teaching, education, and professional development. By understanding the courses offered and the cut-off points for 2025/2026, you can position yourself smartly before the admissions window opens.
If UEW is on your list, start preparing now—because admissions don’t wait for late decisions.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on UEW Courses and Cut-Off Points 2025/2026
1. What is the cut-off point for UEW Basic Education in 2025?
The projected cut-off for B.Ed. Basic Education is around 25 points. However, applicants with better grades (20 or lower) usually stand a higher chance of securing admission.
2. What is the cut-off point for ICT Education at UEW?
For the 2025/2026 admissions, B.Sc. ICT Education is expected to have a cut-off between 16 and 18 points, since it is among the competitive science-related courses.
3. Does UEW accept D7 in WASSCE?
No. UEW does not accept D7 as a passing grade for admission. You must obtain at least a C6 or better in your core subjects (English, Mathematics, and Science/Social Studies) plus three electives relevant to your chosen program.
4. Can I apply to UEW while awaiting results?
Yes. UEW allows applicants with awaiting results to apply. However, your admission will only be confirmed when your final results are released and meet the required cut-off.
5. What are the general admission requirements for UEW?
Applicants must have:
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At least six (6) passes (A1–C6) in WASSCE, including English and Mathematics.
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Relevant electives that match the program of choice.
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For mature applicants: be at least 25 years old and pass the entrance examination/interview.
6. How competitive are UEW programs?
Programs like ICT Education, Mathematics Education, and English Education are highly competitive. To boost your chances, aim for grades better than the projected cut-off.
7. When will the 2025/2026 UEW admission forms be out?
Admission forms are usually released between March and May each year. The current 2025/2026 admission forms are in, and you can visit any of the branches to purchase the form.
George Amoah
