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University of Ghana Business - Mr. T. Tabi (Executive Secretary) School BA MPA (Ghana) School of Research and Graduates - Mr. C. Amehoe (Ag. Executive Secretary) Studies BA (Secretaryship), Dip. Ed (UCC), MA (Ghana) Institute of Adult Education - Mr. D.O. Baidoo (Executive Secretary) BA MBA (Ghana). Institute of African Studies - Ms. Mavis O. Addotey (Administrative Secretary) BA Grad. Dip (Comm. Stud.) (Ghana) Grad Dip. Ed (Cape Coast) University of Ghana - Ms. Cecilia Morrison (Headmistress) Basic Schools Dip. Ed (Winneba) BEd, M.Ed (Cape Coast) PGDE (India) Student Financial Aid Office - Mrs. Adzo Kokui Adu (Financial Aid Officer) Dip. (Data Processing), BSc, (Ghana), MBA (Virginia) University of Ghana Hostels - Mr. Martin Asiedu (General Manager) BSc (Hons) (Land Economy) (KNUST) HEADS OF HALLS/HOSTELS Legon - Dr. D. Atta-Peters BSc MPhil PhD (Ghana) Akuafo - Rev. Dr. S. K. Gbewonyo BSc MSc (Ghana) PhD (Birmingham) MTS Commonwealth - Professor G. E. Armah BSc, MSc (Ghana), PhD (Osaka) Volta - Dr. Esther O. Sakyi-Dawson, BSc, MPhil (Ghana), PhD (Cornell) Mensah-Sarbah - Dr. J K Adomako BSc MPhil PhD (Ghana) Post Graduate/Valco Trust Hostels - Professor Yaa Ntiamoa-Baidu BSc (Ghana) PhD (Edin) XXInternational Students’ Hostel/- Professor E. Y. Danquah (Out-going) Jubilee Hall BSc(Agric)(Ghana), MPhil, PhD (Camb.) 7
SENIOR TUTORS OF HALLS XXXLegon Hall - Vacant Akuafo Hall - Dr. George Akanlig-Pare BA MPhil PhD (Ghana) Commonwealth Hall - Dr. Thomas Aquinas Adjadeh BSc (Agric) (Ghana) MSc PhD (Iwate) Volta Hall - Mrs. Angelina Armah BA (Hons) Grad.Dip. (Lib. Stud.), M Phil (Info. Stud.), (Ghana) Mensah-Sarbah Hall - Dr. Ted Annang BSc MPhil PhD (Ghana) 8
Page 1 and 2: August, 2009 UNIVERSITY OF GHANA HA
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Page 8 and 9: THE UNIVERSITY OF GHANA GENERAL INF
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egistered for the BSc Agriculture d
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programme for Major in any particul
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satisfactorily the approved course(
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shall be asked by the Registrar to
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Faculty of Engineering Sciences the
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APPROVED GROUPING OF SENIOR SECONDA
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SSSCE SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION FOR AD
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History and Politics Section Kojo O
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11. LEVEL 100 COURSES THE HUMANITIE
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English Candidates must obtain pass
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BUSINESS SCHOOL S. Takyi-Asiedu, BS
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LEVEL 300 COURSES Core UGBS 301 Qua
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LEVEL 400 COURSES UGBS 402 Core Bus
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Core UGBS 402 Business Policy MKTG
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LEVEL 300 COURSES UGBS 301 Quantita
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Electives (Three elective courses t
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OHRM 404 Manpower Planning 3 MKGT 4
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UGBS 301 Quantitative Methods This
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potential sales force managers with
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PAHS 312 Export Administration Expo
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FINC 406 Investment Fundamentals Th
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as skills acquired from other funct
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systematic appraisal of health care
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CLAS 319: History of the Hellenisti
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colonisation movement, the evolutio
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CLAS 317: History of the Archaic an
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literature and art. This involves a
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CLAS 335: Reading Greek ll This sta
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Hyginus and Valerius Maximus; Cicer
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CLAS 427: The Sophists This is an i
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Core Courses LEVEL 300 [To be taken
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ENGL 459 Renaissance Drama 3 Credit
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can be taken apart and reassembled
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will also cover the cultural and hi
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ENGL 382 Landmarks of African-Ameri
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ENGL 453 Introduction to Film and T
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consider the peculiar difficulty in
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LEVEL 400 Major: At least 30 credit
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LING 333 Phonetics and Phonology of
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LING 422 Semantics (Prerequisite LI
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LING 444 Language and Gender The co
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS GHLS 331 Oral L
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LEVEL 100 Courses available in Leve
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Courses Descriptions (Arabic) ARAB
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ARAB 338 Translation Into Arabic Tr
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ARAB 449 Gender and Identity in Mod
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LEVEL 300 COURSES Intending Single
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FREN 227 Grammar & Sentence Analysi
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themselves continuously, in simple
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and intransitive verbs, etc. The tr
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information, health, etc. The trans
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FREN 458 Professional French 4 This
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RUSS 447 Advanced Translation from
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RUSS 335 Aspects of Russian Romanti
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English. It is designed to expand s
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SPANISH FACULTY L.K. Adra, BA (Gh),
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SPAN 456 La Generacion Del '98 2 SP
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SPAN 224 Oral: Exercises In Tone Mo
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- Journalism in 19th Century Spain
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* RIMAS * SEGUNDA ANTOLOGÍA POÉTI
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Goyanés: Temas y Estilo d) Poetry:
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SWAH 114 Conversational Drills 2 SW
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SWAH 114 Conversational Drills Gene
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wise sayings and proverbs and their
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SWAH 457 Special Topics A course re
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STRUCTURE OF PROGRAMME LEVEL 300 CO
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TRAN 343: Written Composition and O
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TRAN 454: Ethics & Business Practic
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different views of moral goodness a
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PHIL 315 Aesthetics Concerns fundam
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PHIL 414 Contemporary Metaphysics R
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LEVEL 300 COURSES Major: At least 2
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Qur‘an. The preservation of the Q
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SREL 314 Arabic I (Unavailable to s
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SREL 352 Religion and Leadership Ex
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SREL 398 New Religious Movements Th
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Culture and ecology. Approaches to
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SREL 445 Modern Trends in Islam Con
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Level 400 Courses Core DANC 401 Dan
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DANC 409 Advanced Dance Technique I
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DANC 304 Music for Dance Analysis o
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(c) Dance Notation: Student will be
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Grace U. HassanDip. BA, MA, Theatre
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SPECIAL AREA ELECTIVES (YEAR-LONG C
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Varied assignments and roles in pro
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Hansbery, James Baldwin, and their
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8. DRAMA IN EDUCATION The philosoph
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MUSC 216 Practicals II Progressive
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Survey will include selections from
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MUSC 312 Chromatic Harmony Chromati
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MUSC 413 Music Of East Africa East
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LEVEL 200 BFA COURSES Courses avail
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escape tone, cambiata. Strict Count
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SPAM 325 Process of Art I Explorati
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SPAM 428 Music Studio Music sequenc
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3. Requirements for Graduation (LLB
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FLAW 304 Law of Contract II Vitiati
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FLAW 435 International Trade & Inve
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FLAW 451 Gender and the Law I Gende
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FACULTY OF SOCIAL STUDIES S. Agyei-
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ELECTIVES ARCH 401 Information Tech
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This course deals with the interact
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ARCH 402: Human Diversity, Peace an
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ARCH 415: Zooarchaeology This cours
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COMP 408 Data Communications and Ne
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Mutator Method. Constructor Stack a
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COMP 304 Computer Organization & As
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distribution. Application in Stocha
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ADMN 303 Computer Applications in M
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Strings, and their representation i
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COMP 407 Compiling Techniques The p
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the use of probability. Inside Expe
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Bernadin Senadza, BA MPhil (Ghana)
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS ECON 101 Introd
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firm, market, product homogeneity,
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development. Economic historicism.
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ECON 428 Economic Planning II (prer
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LEVEL 300 COURSES GEOG 301 Core Soi
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GEOG. 203: Introduction to Weather
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planning theory. It also assesses t
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GEOG 418 Agricultural Land Use Syst
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DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY FACULTY D.E.K
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HIST 201 Historiography The course
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HIST 305 The Black Diaspora This co
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HIST 405 History of Political thoug
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**HIST 492 Fante States in the 18 t
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Policies; the African information s
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management, organization and develo
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STAT 203 Elementary Statistical Met
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(iii) For a ―Combined Major‖ ma
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MATH 332 Abstract Algebra I Introdu
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isomorphism and proof. Extension: O
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DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE FAC
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iii) Development Studies POLI 316 S
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POLI 201 Introduction to Developmen
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POLI 321 Governance and Leadership
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POLI 413 Gender and Politics Theori
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DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY B. Amponsa
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ELECTIVES PSYC 425 - Introduction t
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esearch in learning, elements/featu
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PSYC 424 Applied Social Psychology
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group processes in organizations, e
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SOWK 310 Women and Children‘s Rig
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SOWK 303 Social Theories for Social
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SOWK 403 Approaches to Counselling
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Post Retirement Contract Kodjo A. S
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CORE LEVEL 300 COURSES All Sociolo
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city; Industrialization and urbaniz
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All students combining with Sociolo
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SOCI 409 Gender Studies (3 credits)
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COMP 210 Applications Laboratory 2
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MATH 111 Algebra and Trigonometry I
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STAT 301 Probability Distributions
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STAT 415 Actuarial Statistics I (Fi
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