<![CDATA[PNG Education News - Requirements to Study in Papua New Guinea]]>Fri, 10 Jul 2026 07:49:38 +1000Weebly<![CDATA[Admission Requirement at PNG University of Technology]]>Tue, 30 Jun 2020 12:04:07 GMThttps://edu.pngfacts.com/requirements-to-study-in-papua-new-guinea/admission-requirement-at-png-university-of-technologyADMISSION REQUIREMENTSThe University admits new students from three main areas:
  1. Grade 12 from National High Schools, Secondary Schools and other matriculation schools (to all courses).
  1. as non-school leavers (to all courses).
  1. from neighbouring Pacific Countries (to all courses).
Each course expresses its entry requirements in terms of Grade 12 Higher School Certificate of Papua New Guinea.  Applicants who do not have these qualifications - those in (b) and (c) above - must have equivalent qualifications and the University has set up an Admissions Committee which decides on equivalence.
To be admitted to a particular course, a student must have reached the minimum entry requirement stipulated for that course, or its equivalent. Entry requirements vary from course to course. Details can be found in the appropriate section of each department.

‘NON SCHOOL LEAVER’ is a category which includes all applicants from within Papua New Guinea who have not just left a Secondary or National High School.  Of course, many of these will have been to such schools in previous years and will have obtained results which will allow the Departments to decide easily whether or not they are qualified for admissions. Many of these category of students go through adult matriculation programs to upgrade their results to meet the required marks in order to gain entry into the programs of their choice.  Others, however, will be mature students who are not able to obtain the usual School Certificate qualifications.  Each such applicant will be considered on his/her merits by the relevant department and if necessary the Admissions Committee.
Students from neighboring Pacific Countries - the University welcomes about 100 each year depending on places available, will usually have qualifications which have been accepted before and which the University is quite familiar with.
There is therefore usually very little difficulty in equating the qualifications of these applicants with those Papua New Guinean students and making a decision accordingly.  A small number of student will come from other countries.  Again the University will evaluate their qualifications in terms of those obtainable in Papua New Guinea and will admit accordingly.
ADMISSION QUOTASThe University Council, acting through the Academic Board, imposes limits on the numbers of students who may be admitted to particular course.  Although the University would like to take as many students as possible who were qualified for admission, limitations of space, for example student accommodation, classroom size, as well as numbers of staff, prevent it from doing so.  It may be that for certain courses there are more applicants with the minimum qualifications for admissions than there are places for them, in which case the University will admit those who are most qualified.  

ADMISSION PROCEDURES GRADE 12 SCHOOL STUDENTSGrade 12 students should apply for admission to the University on a School Leaver form available from their school by early, August every year. This form will be sent to the Office of Higher Education, and a copy will be sent to the University to enable it to begin its selection procedures.
Those intending to enroll at Unitech please check the STAT P Website for further information.
NON-SCHOOL LEAVERS AND OVERSEAS STUDENTS
  1. Applicants applying for re-admission will be required to complete and submit a Re-Admit Application Form
  2. Applicants applying for admission as new intakes will be required  to complete and submit a New Intake Application Form. The application form should be completed and submitted together with documented evidence of qualifications and should reach the University before the closing date, 29th July 2016. Applications received after the closing date will not be considered.
LATE APPLICATIONSThe University will not, in general, consider applications for admission which are received after the closing dates.  There may, however, be particular circumstances surrounding late applications which it will consider sufficient to warrant consideration of the applications.  Normally an additional non-refundable late fee of K40.00 is imposed on late applications on top of the application processing fee of K30.00. This is a total of K70.00 for submission of a late application.
NOTIFICATION OF RESULTS OF APPLICATIONSApplications are considered by the department responsible for a given course and, where necessary, by the Admissions Committee.  A preliminary decision is made on a Grade 12 applicant which is confirmed only after the Grade 12 School Certificate results are available.  Offers will then accordingly be made to applicants individually only after the release of these results which is expected to be at the beginning of December.  Similarly, offers will not in general be made to applicants in other categories until the end of December.
The University will also notify in the Post Courier and the National newspapers of the names of all those who have been accepted for admission at the beginning of January.  In additional letter of offer will be sent to each successful applicant containing relevant information about the University and an acceptance slip which is for completion and return.
EXEMPTIONS AND ADMISSIONS WITH ADVANCED STANDINGCertain students, especially those with a previous background at University or in an institution of higher education, may be granted exemptions from subjects which form a part of their course, or may even be granted admission into later year of particular course.  The University‟s Admissions Committee makes decisions of this nature, and applicants are able to request approval at the time of application.  Alternatively, they may apply after admission with the support of the Heads of their Departments.
TESAS AND OTHER SOURCES OF FINANCIAL SUPPORTIn general, fresh school leavers from Papua New Guinea entering the University receive a government grant commonly referred to as TESAS according to quotas and their grading achieved at year 12 to each course as a TESAS.  This is awarded automatically for School leavers, however Non-School Leavers are required to self-sponsor for one full year before being considered for TESAS. Once again the award of TESAS will depend on how well they perform in their total weighted average. Continuity of TESAS entirely depends on how well one perform in his/her academic gradings.
The following fess are charged to the students coming under HECAS as user pay of the 10% for TESAS students:
Book Allowance
Variable from course to in the range of K350.00 to K600.00 per year.
Travel Allowance
VariableBoard and Lodging
K240.00 per year.(AES) K474.00 per year (HECAS) 
This is paid direct to the University.
Tuition Fee       
K55.00 per year (AES) K1100.00 per year HECAS “B‟ category.                           
(paid direct to the University) - Citizen rate.
Students in later years of courses may be selected for sponsorship by private sponsors and Government Departments.
Students who have failed a year of course which was funded by TESAS, or by a private sponsor, are not eligible for TESAS support if they repeat the year.  Such students are required to finance themselves, and the University will ask them to provide evidence of their ability to do so before permitting them to register.
Most private sponsors provide their students with appropriate vacation employment during the long vacation.  A salary is normally paid.
All students should note that the University requires at the start of the year a K265.00 maintenance fee of which K85.00 is refundable on leaving the University upon presentation of a completed clearance form to the University.
REGISTRATION AND ORIENTATIONDuring the first week of the first semester, all students are required to register with the University.  In addition there is an interesting programme of talks and activities designed to introduce new students to life at the University during orientation weeks.
New students are required to arrive a few days before the beginning of Orientation Week in order to settle into their accommodation and to find their way around the University campus.  The University endeavors to meet students at the airport as they arrive and to transport them to the campus.

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]]><![CDATA[Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery at Divine Word university Requirements]]>Fri, 18 Jan 2019 08:28:09 GMThttps://edu.pngfacts.com/requirements-to-study-in-papua-new-guinea/bachelor-of-medicine-and-bachelor-of-surgery-at-divine-word-university-requirements​This Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) program at Divine Word University (DWU) is designed as a five (5) year program to produce doctors with a commitment and clinical competency to serve the population of Papua New Guinea. The first year is called Health Science Foundation (HSF) program and it is designed to produce graduates with basic knowledge of basic and premedical sciences. It is intended to be a bridging program between secondary school and university giving the students baseline knowledge in basic and premedical sciences including molecular biology, chemistry, biochemistry, anatomy and physiology. The HSF program aims also to advance critical thinking skills and improve academic writing skills as well as develop basic skills in the use of online technologies in learning. Upon completion of this program students will also be able to discuss ethical aspects of leading dilemmas in bioethics.

The National Health Plan 2011-2020, the country’s sixth Plan since Independence, is an important roadmap for the PNG Health Sector. Two important aspects of this Plan are human resource development and improved service delivery, especially, delivery to where the majority of the population lives, in rural areas and urban settlements. It is here that the health services face their most severe challenges with inadequate numbers of doctors to serve the needs of the population. And therefore, this program, while preparing general practitioners able to work on various positions in the PNG health sector and to pursue development in various medical specialization, it also emphasizes adequate generalist training in the rural setting and thus preparing graduates to serve the most disadvantaged rural population.
Entry requirements for the MBBS (all will enroll in the Health Science Foundation year as prerequisite to the MBBS):

Eligible for the MBBS at DWU are: a/School grade 12 leavers with a minimum two A and 2 B grades ‘B’ grades in the four of the subjects: English, Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology and/or Physics; b/Non-school leavers who completed Science Foundation program or Health professionals working in rural with at least a bachelor qualification and good references.
Ten percent (10%) bonus points will be given to the students bound by contracts to work for some years in rural. DWU can provide a sponsorship agreement form. The evidence of the signed contract is required.

Prerequisite 
  • To be eligible for the Health Science Foundation award, students are required to: achieve 121 credit points (complete all units) and to have paid all fees.  Students who failed at least one unit in the Health Science Foundation year (1st year of the MBBS program) are not allowed to continue at the MBBS program.
  • To be eligible for the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) award, students are required to: complete Health Science Foundation year and all MBBS units with total achievement of 701 credit points (including 121 points for the Health Science Foundation year); pass Comprehensive Basic Science Examination (CBSE); gain a minimum of 3900 (out of 3968) hours of clinical exposure; pass satisfactory obligatory competencies, complete at least one procedure of obligatory type and in total of 90% of the log book; and to have paid all fees.  
Year One
  • HS101 Chemistry
  • HS102 Cellular & Molecular Biology
  • HS103 Anatomy and physiology 1
  • HS104 Christian ethics & Professional Ethics
  • IS117 Computing and Word Processing

Year Two
  • MED101 Health Status of PNG
  • MED204 Laboratory Skills
  • MED207 Genes & Regulation
  • MED107  Clinical Skills I
  • MED209 Pathophysiology


Year Three 
  • MED301 Pharmacology & Toxicology I
  • MED302 Child Health
  • MED303 Women Health
  • MED406 Emergency
Year Four
  • MED401 Pharmacology & Toxicology II
  • MED402 Special Nutrition
  • MED404 Neurology & Mental Health
  • MED111 Occupational Health and Safety

Year Five
  • MED421 Medical Special
  • MED422 Surgical Special
  • MED423 Emergency, Full Responsibility
  • MED425 Obstetrics & Gynecology
  • MED426 Pediatrics & Neonatology
For more information visit : www.dwu.ac.pg
]]><![CDATA[Entry Requirements for University of Goroka ]]>Fri, 17 Jan 2014 12:13:47 GMThttps://edu.pngfacts.com/requirements-to-study-in-papua-new-guinea/entry-requirements-for-university-of-gorokaFind below are the entry requirements to study at the University of Goroka in Papua New Guinea. 
  1. Undergraduate Programs 
School of Education 
Bachelor of Arts Education ​
  • Accounting
  • Business Studies
  • Creative Arts and Communication
  • Economics
  • History
  • Geography
  • Language and Literature
  • Religious Education and Personal Development
Entry Requirements
  • Grade 12 with a minimum GPA of 3.0 on the HSC from recognized institutions
  • B grade or better in Language and Literature
  • B grade in General Mathematics or C grade in Advance Mathematics
  • B grade or better in the respective subject specialization
  • Must sit and pass the STAT P / entry test
 Bachelor of Science Education – 8 Semesters
  • Agriculture
  • Biology
  • Chemistry
  • Mathematics
  • Physics
Entry Requirements
  • Grade 12 with a minimum GPA of 3.0 on the HSC from recognized institutions
  • B grade or better in Language and Literature
  • B grade in General Mathematics or C grade in Advance Mathematics
  • B grade or better in respective or related subject specialization
  • Must sit and pass the STAT P / entry test
Bachelor of Applied Science (Home Economics) Education – 8 Semesters
  • Food and Nutrition
  • Textile and Fashion Design
Entry Requirements
  • Grade 12 with a minimum GPA of 3.0 on the HSC from recognized institutions
  • B grade in Language and Literature
  • B grade or better in better in Science subjects
  • Must sit and pass the STAT P / entry test

 Bachelor of Design and Technology Education – 8 Semesters
  • Building Construction
  • Welding, Machining and Metal Fabrication
  • Wood and Furniture Making
Entry Requirements
  • Grade 12 with a minimum GPA of 3.0 on the HSC from recognized institutions
  • B grade in Language and Literature or A grade in Applied English
  • B grade or better in better in either Science or Social Science subjects
  • Must sit and pass the STAT P / entry test
Bachelor of Education - (Secondary/Primary – In-service) – 4 Semesters
  • Curriculum Studies
  • Educational Leadership and Management
  • Educational Psychology
  • Gender Studies and Social Development
  • Special and Inclusive Education
Entry Requirements
  • Diploma in Teaching Secondary/Primary
  • Professional registration as a teacher
  • More than two years of teaching experience
  • Satisfactory Report from the Regional Standard Officer of applicant’s performance (Report must be within the last five years from the date of application)
  • Any other qualification and experience deemed appropriate by the Admissions Committee
Diploma in Early Childhood Education – 4 Semesters Entry Requirements
  • Grade 12 with a minimum GPA of 2.4 on the HSC from recognized institutions.
  • C grade or better in Language & Literature or B grade in Applied English
  • B grade in General Mathematics or C grade in Advance Mathematics.
  • Certificate in Early Childhood Education from recognized institutions and references (both character and professional) within the last five years from the date of application.
  • Official Police and Medical clearances must be attached.
  • Experiences in childcare activities including First Aid would be an advantage.
  • Any other qualifications or experiences as deemed necessary by the Admissions Committee.
  • Must sit and pass the STAT P /entry test (In-service applicants are exempted from Stat P / entry test)
 Diploma in Guidance and Counseling – 4 semesters Entry Requirements
  • Grade 12 with a minimum GPA of 2.4 on the HSC from recognized institutions.
  • C grade or better in Language & Literature or B grade in Applied English.
  • B grade in General Mathematics, or C in Advance Mathematics.
  • Official Police and Medical clearances must be attached.
  • Experiences in counseling and related activities would be an advantage.
  • Qualifications in Guidance and Counseling related fields from recognized institutions and references (both character and professional) within the last five years from the date of application.
  • Any other qualifications or experiences as deemed necessary by the Admissions Committee
  • Must sit and pass the STAT P /entry test (In-service applicants are exempted from Stat P/entry test)

2. School of Humanities 

Bachelor of Arts – 8 semesters
  • Applied Heritage and Indigenous Studies
  • Creative Arts and Communication
  • Environmental Studies
  • Geography
  • Language and Literature
  • Linguistics
  • Literature
  • Planning and Development Studies
  • Political Science
  • Psychology
  • Religious Education and Personal Development–8 Semesters
  • Sociology and Anthropology
Entry Requirements
  • Grade 12 with a minimum GPA of 2.8 on the HSC from recognized institutions
  • B grade or better in the subject/ related specialization
  • C grade in Advance Mathematics or B grade in General Mathematics
  • B grade or better in respective or related subject specialization
  • Must sit and pass the STAT P /entry test
Bachelor of Arts Education – In-service – Content – 4 Semesters
  • Accounting
  • Business Studies
  • Creative Arts and Communication
  • Economics
  • Geography
  • History
  • Language and Literature
  • Religious Education and Personal Development
Entry Requirements
  • Diploma in Teaching Secondary/Primary.
  • Professional registration as a teacher.
  • More than two years of teaching experience.
  • Must have strong academic achievements in the academic transcripts and Grade 12 certificates with clear evidence of the specific program of study as a major specialization.
  • Satisfactory Report from the Regional Standard Officer of applicant’s performance (Report must be within the last five years from the date of application).
  • Any other qualification and experience deemed appropriate by the Admissions Committee.
Bachelor of Business Accounting - 8 semesters
Entry Requirements
  • Grade 12 with a minimum GPA of 2.8 on the HSC from recognized institutions.
  • B grade or better in Language and Literature or A grade in Applied English.
  • C grade in Advance Mathematics or B grade in General Mathematics.
  • B grade or better in Accounting
  • Must sit and pass the STAT P /entry test
Bachelor of Business Economics - 8 semesters
Entry Requirements
  • Grade 12 with a minimum GPA of 2.8 on the HSC from recognized institutions.
  • B grade or better in Language and Literature or A grade in Applied English.
  • C grade in Advance Mathematics or B grade in General Mathematics B grade or better in Economics
  • Must sit and the STAT P /entry test
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Bachelor of Business Management – 8 semesters
Entry Requirements
  • Grade 12 with a minimum GPA of 2.8 on the HSC from recognized institutions
  • B grade or better in Language and Literature or A grade in Applied English
  • C grade in Advance Mathematics or B grade in General Mathematics B grade or better in Economics Accounting or Business Studies
  • Must sit and pass the STAT P /entry test
Bachelor of Arts/Business (Transit Program for Applicants with Prior Qualifications ) – 4 semesters
  • Accounting
  • Economics
  • Management
Entry Requirements
  • Diploma in Business /Arts from recognized institutions with high GPAs
  • Relevant diploma qualifications that fit into any of the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Business specializations offered at the university
  • Preferences will be given to UOG graduates
Diploma in Creative Industries – 8 Semesters
Entry Requirements
  • Grade 12 with a minimum GPA of 2.4 or equivalent from recognized institutions.
  • C grade or better in Language and Literature and Advance /General Mathematics
  • C grade or better in Science or Humanities courses
  • Any other qualification and experience deemed appropriate by the Admissions Committee.
  • Must sit and pass /entry test (In-service applicants are exempted from Stat P / entry test)
Diploma in Creative Arts Education (PVTE) – 8 Semesters
Entry Requirements
  • Diploma or Certificate in Creative Arts Agriculture with a minimum GPA of 2.4
  • More than three years of work experiences in the area of Creative Arts
  • Plus satisfactory inspector’s or supervisor’s reports (Inspection report must be within the last five years from the date of application)
  • Any other qualification and experience deemed appropriate by the Admissions Committee

3. School of science & technology 

Bachelor of Science – 8 Semesters
  • Agriculture Extension
  • Biology
  • Chemistry
  • Computer Science
  • Environmental Studies
  • Mathematics
  • Physics
Entry Requirements
  • Grade 12 with a minimum GPA of 2.8 on the HSC from recognized institutions
  • B grade or better in Language and Literature, or A grade in Applied English
  • B grade in General Mathematics, or C grade in Advance Mathematics
  • B grade or better in respective or related subject specialization
  • Must sit and pass the STAT P / entry test
Bachelor of Agriculture (In-service) – 4 Semesters
  • Education
  • Extension
Entry Requirements​
  • Diploma in Agriculture
  • More than three years of work experiences in the area of agriculture extension
  • Plus satisfactory inspector’s supervisor’s reports (Inspection report must be within the last five years from the date of application).
  • Any other qualification and experience deemed appropriate by the Admissions Committee.
Bachelor of Mathematics (In-service - Secondary) – 4 Semesters
Entry Requirements
  • Diploma in Teaching Secondary.
  • Professional registration as a teacher
  • More than two years of teaching experience.
  • Satisfactory Report from the Regional Standard Officer of applicant’s performance (Report must be within the last five years from the date of application)
  • Any other qualification and experience deemed appropriate by the Admissions Committee
Diploma in PVTE Health – 2 Semesters
  • Health Education
  • Health Teaching
Entry Requirements
  • Certificate or Diploma in Nursing in any health professional specialty from accredited institutions recognized by NDOH.
  • Professional Registration as a Nurse with PNG Nursing Council
  • More than three years of work experience in the area of Health Education or Health Teaching with health services of the government, church and NGOs
  • Plus satisfactory inspector’s or supervisor’s reports (Inspection report must be within the last five years from the date of application). For Health Teaching, the applicant
  • should be recommended and supported by health training institutions
  • Any other qualification and experience deemed appropriate by the Admissions Committee

Diploma in PVTE Agriculture (In-service) - 2 Semesters
Entry Requirements
  • Diploma Tropical Agriculture or PCD Agriculture with a minimum GPA of 2.4
  • More than three years of work experiences in the area of Agriculture or Agriculture Extension
  • Plus satisfactory inspector’s or supervisor’s reports (Inspection report must be within the last five years from the date of application)
  • Any other qualification and experience deemed appropriate by the Admissions Committee
 Diploma in Science (Primary – In-service) – 4 Semesters
Entry Requirements
  • Diploma/Certificate in Teaching Primary.
  • Professional registration as a teacher.
  • More than two years of teaching experience.
  • Satisfactory Report from the Regional Standard Officer of applicant’s performance (Report must be within the last five years from the date of application).
  • Any other qualification and experience deemed appropriate by the Admissions Committee.

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]]><![CDATA[Entry Requirements to study at PNG University of Technology ]]>Thu, 28 Nov 2013 20:55:30 GMThttps://edu.pngfacts.com/requirements-to-study-in-papua-new-guinea/entry-requirements-to-study-at-png-university-of-technology
The following are programs or courses that are
offered at the PNG University of Technology in lae,
morobe Province. all courses at the university are
at Grade 12 level

Entry Requirement
Bachelor of Engineering in mechanical
Engineering (Code: 6/2)
minimum ‘B’ grades in mathematics a, Physics,
English and Chemistry.

Bachelor in Property studies (Code: 6/4)
minimum ‘C’ grades or better in language and
literature, mathematics a and other science
courses or ‘C’ grades or better in social sciences
subjects and ‘B’ grades in mathematics B.

Foundation year in architecture & Building (Code:
6/10)
minimum ‘C’ grades or higher in language and
literature, mathematics a or a ‘B’ grade or higher in
mathematics B. Note: For architecture applicants a
‘B’ grade or higher in Expressive arts may at the
discretion of the admission Coordinator, substitute
for an inadequate grade in one of the required
subjects.
Diploma in surveying Drafting (Code: 6/15)
minimum ‘B’ grades in mathematics a, English,
Physics and Information Technology.

Diploma in Geographic Information science
(Code: 6/16)

minimum ‘B’ grades in mathematics a, English,
Physics and Information Technology.

Bachelor of science in agriculture (Code:
6/18)
minimum ‘B’ grades in Biology, mathematics B,
and Rural Technology and ‘C’ grades in English,
mathematics a, Chemistry and/or Physics.

Bachelor of science in Forestry (Code: 6/21)
minimum ‘B’ grades or better in English, Biology,
Chemistry or Physics, mathematics a, or ‘a’ in
mathematics B.

Diploma in Commerce (Code: UOT 6/29)
minimum ‘B’ grades or better in language and
literature, mathematics a ‘B’ grade and a ‘C’
grade in Commerce and ‘C’ grades in other subjects
are accepted. however, a lower grade may
be balanced by a higher grade in another subject.

Foundation year in applied sciences (Chemistry/
Food) (Code: UOT 6/33)
minimum ‘B’ grades in science subjects including
mathematics a and English.

Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering
(Code: UOT 6/34)
minimum ‘B’ grades in mathematics a and Physics
and ‘B’ grades or better in Physics,
Chemistry and English or other core subjects.

Bachelor of Engineering in Elect. Engineering
(Code: UOT 6/35)
straight ‘a’ grade in mathematics a and Physics
and ‘B’ grades or better in language and
literature and other science subjects.
Diploma in Electrical Engineering (Code: UOT
6/39)
straight ‘a’ grade in mathematics a and Physics
and ‘B’ grades or better in language and
literature and science subjects.
Bachelor of Engineering in mineral Process

Engineering (Code: 6/40)
minimum ‘B’ grades in mathematics a and Physics
and ‘C’ grades or better in language and
literature.

Bachelor of Engineering in mining Engineering
(Code: UOT 6/52)
minimum ‘B’ grades in mathematics a and Physics
and ‘C’ grades or better in language and literature
and other science subjects.

Diploma in Computer science (Code: UOT 6/54)
minimum grade ‘a’ or ‘B’ passes in mathematics a,
English and Physics or other science
subjects.

Bachelor of science in Physics (Code: UOT 6/61)
minimum ‘a’ or ‘B’ grade in Physics and
mathematics a and with ‘C’ grades or better in
English.

Bachelor in Communication for Development
(Code: UOT 6/62)
minimum grade ‘B’ in English, mathematics B,
Geography, Economics and or ‘C’ grades in
mathematics a.

Bachelor in Radiation Therapy (Code: UOT 6/65)
minimum ‘a’ or ‘B’ grade in Physics and
mathematics a and with ‘C’ grades or better in
English.

Timber Industry Training College-Wood
machining & saw Doctor (Code: UOT 5/25)
minimum ‘C’ grades or better in language and
literature and mathematics a, ‘B’ grade in
mathematics B and ‘C’ grades in Biology, Chemistry
and Physics.
]]><![CDATA[ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR UPNG SCHOOL OF NATURAL & PHYSICAL SCIENCE]]>Tue, 26 Nov 2013 21:44:55 GMThttps://edu.pngfacts.com/requirements-to-study-in-papua-new-guinea/entry-requirements-for-upng-school-of-natural-physical-scienceSCHOOL OF NATURAL & PHYSICAL SCIENCE
(SNPS)
Bachelor of science (science Foundation) (Code:
UPNG 1/10)
minimum ‘B’ Grade or better in mathematics a andlanguage and literature, together with ‘C’ or better
in the three science subjects – Biology, Chemistry and Physics.

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]]><![CDATA[ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR UNIVERSITY OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION]]>Tue, 26 Nov 2013 21:33:53 GMThttps://edu.pngfacts.com/requirements-to-study-in-papua-new-guinea/entry-requirements-for-university-of-papua-new-guinea-school-of-business-administration
The following are the Degree Programs offered by
the school of Business administration at UPNG.
Bachelor of accounting- Entry prerequisite is a
Diploma in accounting from UPNG

Bachelor of Business management (Code: UPNG
1/77)
minimum ‘C’ grade in language and literature, ‘B’
grade or better in mathematics a and ‘B’ or better
in mathematics B and ‘C’ grades or better in other
subjects.

Bachelor of Banking & Finance (Code: UPNG 1/78)
minimum ‘C’ grade in language and literature, ‘B’
grade or better in mathematics a and ‘B’ or better
in mathematics B and ‘C’ grades or better in other
subjects.

Bachelor of Economics (Code: UPNG 1/79)
minimum ‘C’ grade in language and literature, ‘B’
grade or better in mathematics a and ‘B’ or better
in mathematics B and ‘C’ grades or better in other
subjects.

Bachelor of hospitality & Tourism management
(Code: UPNG 1/80)
minimum ‘C’ grade in language and literature, ‘B’
grade or better in mathematics a and ‘B’ or better
in mathematics B and ‘C’ grades or better in other
subjects.
Bachelor of Public Policy management (Code: UPNG
1/82)
minimum ‘C’ grade in language and literature, ‘B’
grade or better in mathematics a and ‘B’ or better
in mathematics B and ‘C’ grades or better in other
subjects.

Bachelor of strategic management (Code: UPNG 1/83)
minimum ‘C’ grade in language and literature, ‘B’
grade or better in mathematics a and ‘B’ or better
in mathematics B and ‘C’ grades or better in other
subjects.

Bachelor of human Resource management (Code:
UPNG 1/84
minimum ‘C’ grade in language and literature, ‘B’
grade or better in mathematics a and ‘B’ or better
in mathematics B and ‘C’ grades or better in other
subjects.

Diploma in accounting (Code: UPNG 1/29)
minimum ‘C’ grade in language and literature, ‘B’
grade or better in mathematics a and ‘B’ or better
in mathematics B and ‘C’ grades or better in other
subjects.
Important: students taking mathematics B and
applying for any courses under school of sBa must be
informed that an “a” is equal to 3, and “B” is equal to 2
points and so forth in the GPa conversion used by the
school (UPNG) and not 4.
Related fields of study
]]><![CDATA[ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR UNIVERSITY OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA SCHOOL OF LAW]]>Tue, 26 Nov 2013 21:15:23 GMThttps://edu.pngfacts.com/requirements-to-study-in-papua-new-guinea/entry-requirements-for-university-of-papua-new-guinea-school-oflawSCHOOL OF LAW
Bachelor of law (Code: UPNG 1/9)
minimum ‘B’ grade or better in language and literature and with an overall average of ‘B’ grades
or better in the other subjects in higher school Certificate subjects taken. science major students
should not apply for law. note: students who wish to study science related programs at UPNG initially enter into the science foundation year and stream into the specific fields in the second year.

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]]><![CDATA[ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR UNIVERSITY OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCE]]>Tue, 26 Nov 2013 13:03:52 GMThttps://edu.pngfacts.com/requirements-to-study-in-papua-new-guinea/entry-requirements-for-university-of-papua-new-guinea-school-of-humanities-and-socialscience
BACHELOR OF ARTS 

Entry Requirement
Ba-anthropology & sociology (Code: UPNG
1/100)
minimum ‘B’ grade or better in mathematics a
and language and literature, together with ‘C’ or
better
average in the three science subjects – Biology,
chemistry and Physics.


 CREATIVE ARTS

Entry Requirements 
minimum ‘C’ grade or better in language and
literature, ‘B’ grade in mathematics B, or ‘C’ grade in
mathematics a, and ‘C’ grade in two or more social
science subjects in higher school Certificate subjects
taken, or ‘C’ grade in two or more Natural and Physical
science subjects and presentation of a ‘folio of recent
art work.

Ba-Creative arts (Code: UPNG 1/101)
minimum ‘C’ grade or better in language and
literature, ‘B’ grade in mathematics B, or ‘C’ grade in
mathematics a, and ‘C’ grade in two or more social
science subjects in higher school Certificate subjects
taken, or ‘C’ grade in two or more Natural and Physical
science subjects and presentation of a ‘folio of recent
art work.

Ba-English Communication & literature (Code: UPNG
1/102)
minimum ‘C’ grade or better in language and
literature, ‘B’ grade in mathematics B, ‘C’ grade in
mathematics a and ‘C’ grade in two or more social
science subjects taken or ‘C’ grade in two or more in
Natural and Physical
science subjects.

Ba-history, Gender & Philosophy (Code: UPNG 1/103)
minimum ‘C’ grade or better in language and
literature, ‘B’ grade in mathematics B, ‘C’ grade in
mathematics a and ‘C’ grade in two or more social
science subjects taken or ‘C’ grade in two or more in
Natural and Physical science subjects.

Ba-Information & Communication science (Code:
UPNG 1/104)
minimum ‘C’ grade or better in language and
literature, ‘B’ grade in mathematics B, ‘C’ grade in
mathematics a and ‘C’ grade in two or more social
science subjects taken or ‘C’ grade in two or more in
Natural and Physical science
subjects.
Ba-Journalism & media studies (Code: UPNG 1/105)

minimum ‘C’ grade or better in language and
literature, ‘B’ grade in mathematics B, ‘C’ grade in
mathematics a and ‘C’ grade in two or more social
science subjects taken or ‘C’ grade in two or more in
Natural and Physical science subjects.


Ba-linguistic & modern language (Code: UPNG
1/106)

minimum ‘C’ grade or better in language and
literature, ‘B’ Grade in mathematics B, ‘C’ grade in
mathematics a and ‘C’ grade in two or more social
science subjects taken or ‘C’ grade in two or more
in Natural and Physical science subjects.

Ba-Political science (Code: UPNG 1/107)

minimum ‘C’ grade or better in language and
literature, ‘B’ grade in mathematics B, ‘C’ grade in
mathematics a and ‘C’ grade in two or more social
science subjects taken or ‘C’ grade in two or more
in Natural and Physical science subjects.

Ba-Psychology (Code: UPNG 1/108)

minimum ‘C’ grade or better in language and
literature, ‘B’ grade in mathematics B, ‘C’ grade in
mathematics a and ‘C’ grade in two or more social
science subjects taken or ‘C’ grade in two or more
in Natural and Physical science subjects.

Ba-Population studies (Code: UPNG 1/109)

minimum ‘C’ grade or better in language and
literature, ‘B’ grade in mathematics B, ‘C’ grade in
mathematics a and ‘C’ grade in two or more social
science subjects taken or ‘C’ grade in two or more
in Natural and Physical science subjects.

Ba-social Work (Code: UPNG 1/110)

minimum ‘C’ grade or better in language and
literature, ‘B’ grade in mathematics B, ‘C’ grade in
mathematics a and ‘C’ grade in two or more social
science subjects taken or ‘C’ grade in two or more
in Natural and Physical science subjects.

Diploma in language & Communication

minimum “C” grade or better in language and
literature, ‘C’ grade or better in mathematics a or B
and ‘C’ or better in two other social science subjects
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