UDS Chat.

Right after prayers, the rhythm of campus continues, students heading back to lecture halls, staff returning to their offices, and others gearing up for Action Pack Week with high hopes for their favourite Ghana Premier League teams.

Some are restocking for the week ahead, doing laundry, wrapping up assignments, or meeting for group work.

The trimester is in full swing, and the energy across Nyankpala, City Campus, and Tamale Campus is alive.

What does your weekend look like?
Share your plans with us as we recharge and get ready for another productive week at UDS.

The immediate past Dean of Students, Prof. Musah, will be the Special Guest at the Youth-Led Initiative – Tamale Offline Hangout this Saturday at 4PM.

Prof. Musah joins a list of other inspiring high-profile personalities and role models who shared real stories on how they’ve balanced life, made bold moves, and navigated their journey to where they are today.

Application is Now Open! -2026/2027 Academic Year

Applicants can purchase the e-voucher at the banks listed on the flyer.

Additionally, applicants are encouraged to visit the university website via https://uds.edu.gh/admissions/entry-requirements to check the detailed requirements for their preferred course and proceed to the application portal to complete their application.

USEFUL LINKS:

General Admission Requirements: https://uds.edu.gh/admissions/entry-requirements

Admission Cut-off points: https://uds.edu.gh/admissions/cut-off-points

Admission Portal: https://admissions.uds.edu.gh/

International Applicants: https://uds.edu.gh/admissions/international-applicants

For more information, visit uds.edu.gh

, the second trimester is always one of the most exciting and eventful periods of the academic year.

It’s a time when academic work runs alongside vibrant campus activities – from student leadership elections, departmental and hall football matches, and hall weeks, to faculty dinners and awards nights.

Balancing studies with all these engagements can be demanding, but that’s what defines a true – staying active on campus while keeping focus on academic excellence.

Let’s get interactive 👇:

What campus event are you most looking forward to in the 2025/2026 academic year?

And to our Level 200, 300 and 400 students:
Level 100s are eager to know – how do you successfully combine academics with extracurricular activities?

Share your tips with them in the comments.

The University for Development Studies (UDS) announces the sale of Admission E-Vouchers for the 2026/2027 Academic Year, starting Friday, 16th January 2026.

🎓 Application Fees (via 8 designated banks nationwide):
• Undergraduate: GH¢200
• Postgraduate: GH¢250

📌 Important Notice:
WASSCE candidates sitting for the May/June 2026 examinations are eligible to apply as Awaiting Results applicants.

Don’t wait till the rush. Apply early and secure your place in Ghana’s premier development-focused university.

UDS – Knowledge for Service.

THE UDS STUDENTS PARLIAMENT HOUSE
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WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL
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The UDS Students’ Parliament House warmly welcomes all students to another trimester filled with opportunities, growth, and excellence.

As you return to campus life, we encourage you to:
-Stay academically focused
-Get actively involved in student leadership and governance
-Uphold discipline, unity, and integrity
-Make your voice heard through constructive engagement

This is more than just a new trimester,it’s another chance to learn and lead.

Welcome back, and let’s make this academic year impactful and successful together.

UDS Student Parliament House
Participation and accountability in leadership

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IMANI Africa and UDS Deepen Strategic Partnership to Empower Students on Free Speech and Cybersecurity.

The delegation from IMANI Africa was led by its Founding President and Chief Executive Officer, Hon. Franklin Cudjoe, and the Programme Manager, Ms. Josephine Adjei-Tenkorang. The discussions focused on proposals to organise an economic summit at UDS, with particular emphasis on empowering students on issues of free speech, economic governance and emerging cybersecurity technologies.

Welcoming the initiative, the Vice-Chancellor urged IMANI Africa to formally submit a written proposal to the University to enable the engagement to follow the appropriate institutional processes for successful implementation. He concluded by quoting former South African President Nelson Mandela, saying, “You have a limited time to live; use that limited time to transform your society,” a charge he said resonated strongly with the shared vision of both institutions.

The visit marked an important step towards a strengthened partnership between UDS and IMANI Africa, with both parties expressing optimism that the collaboration would yield lasting benefits for students and contribute meaningfully to national development.

Read more: https://uds.edu.gh/news/imani-africa-and-uds-deepen-strategic-partnership-to-empower-students-on-free-speech-and-cybersecurity

The University for Development Studies (UDS) and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at strengthening child rights and addressing critical development challenges in Northern Ghana.

The agreement, signed at UDS, establishes a structured framework for collaboration in key priority areas including health, nutrition, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), education, and child protection.

The partnership is designed to deliver community-based interventions that not only improve the wellbeing of children and families but also prepare future professionals through practical engagement and research-informed solutions.

Read more: https://uds.edu.gh/news/uds-and-unicef-forge-strategic-partnership-to-advance-child-rights-and-development-in-northern-ghana