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Catholic University of Business and Technology

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The Catholic Institute of Business and Technology was initially established by the Ghana Catholic Bishops Conference as a satellite campus of the Catholic University College of Ghana (CUCG), Fiapre, in the Brong-Ahafo Region, it was subsequently reconstituted to function as an autonomous institution of higher learning. It was accredited by the National Accreditation Board (NAB) of Ghana on July 17, 2008 to operate as a fully fledged University College. Following this, the Ghana Catholic Bishop’s Conference transferred CIBT to the Catholic Archdiocese of Accra as its legal holder. On the 4th of September 2009 the Archbishop of Accra constituted and inaugurated the first Governing Council. The Institute was affiliated to the University of Ghana in June 2011.

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Lecture Halls, Student housing, Dining options, Academic resources, Health services, Counseling services, Recreational facilities, Libraries, Technology resources, Sponsorships and Grants, Wi-Fi Access, Laboratories

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10 programmes offered

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Admissions email[email protected]
Admissions phone(+233) 0307033547
Financial aid phone0302 751020

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Extra InformationCIBT is a leading tertiary institution, a place of excellence, devoted to providing an intellectual, moral and social environment that responds to the needs of a diverse and rapidly transforming society. The mission of CIBT is to create a distinctively Catholic institution in which: Catholicism is effectively operative and education is truly geared towards the demands of modern society Professional education opens doors in various areas of human endeavour such as business, arts, social and natural sciences.