This guide will tell you about the university or government halls in KNUST, hall fees, and other detailed information about halls at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology.
Unsurprisingly, you will want to know if the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology offers accommodation for the student they admit.
In fact, the answer to this question can go a long way in deciding whether you will select KNUST as your tertiary education destination in Ghana.
When we mention the Residence Hall, we refer to the University or Government Accommodation reserved for students.
So, are the dormitories on the KNUST campuses? Please see the answer for the information below.
Does KNUST Have Government Halls?
In fact, there are government or university student residences on all KNUST campuses, although some students may prefer private hostels as their KNUST accommodation.
There are private hotels in and around Knust, which we will soon publish on our site.
Therefore, this guide focuses only on the government rooms on the KNUST campus.
Remember that most Ghanaian Universities offer accommodation to the first year students they admit.
Likewise, Knust offers accommodation facilities to all first-year students who are newly admitted.
Now check out the list of halls that you will find in KNUST campuses with the details below.
List Of Halls At KNUST
Here are the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology student residence halls:
- Katanga (or University) Hall
- Unity Hall
- Queen Elizabeth Hall
- African Hall
- Independence Hal
You will surely find the KNUST Halls And Fees list on our site. Note that these KNUST Halls and fees differ from Hall fees.
So is it compulsory for all freshmen to be in KNUST residence halls? The simple answer is years. KNUST hostels are compulsory for all fresh students.
KNUST Hall Fees
So how much will students pay for room accommodation at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology?
Students generally look for accommodation based on prices and available facilities.
Most of the time, college dormitories are moderately priced compared to private hostels.
However, private hostels around KNUST have more comfortable and convenient facilities than halls.
Rates for local students differ from those for foreigners. The cost of residing in any of the traditional halls ranges from GHC 1,500,000 to GHC 6,000 for local students.
Hallway rooms typically accommodate two (2) to eight (4) people in a room.
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