Admissions
Everything you need to apply — admission procedure, entry requirements, programmes, fees, the application portal, downloads and FAQs in one place.
Your Future Starts Here
Become part of a vibrant community of learners shaped by faith, scholarship, and service. From your first day in Big Mankon to graduation, you'll find mentors, friends, and a calling that prepares you to lead with integrity. Your journey begins with a single step — take it today.
Step by step
Five simple steps to join our community. Click any step to see the full guidance.
Select from our six Schools and Faculties using this prospectus or the website.
Gather certificates, transcripts, identity papers, photographs, and supporting letters.
Apply online via www.catuc.org or in person at the Office of the Registrar in Big Mankon to obtain your Applicant ID.
Using your Applicant ID, pay 15,000 CFAF (undergraduate) or 20,000 CFAF (graduate) at any of the official bank accounts.
Attend any required interview, receive your offer, and enrol for the new academic year.
Who can apply
Entry requirements vary by level. Here is a summary — see the full page for the complete checklist.
✓ GCE Advanced Level with at least 2 passes, OR Baccalauréat
✓ Certified academic transcripts
✓ National ID card or birth certificate
✓ Two passport-size photographs
✓ GCE A-Level with 2 passes in relevant subjects
✓ Baccalauréat or equivalent for francophone applicants
✓ Certified transcripts, ID and photos
✓ Interview (for select programmes)
✓ Bachelor's degree in a relevant field (min. 2nd Class Lower)
✓ Certified transcripts and degree certificate
✓ Curriculum Vitae and statement of purpose
✓ Two academic recommendation letters
Six Schools
Career-focused HND, undergraduate degrees, Master's and PhD pathways across six Schools and Faculties.
MD Medicine, Nursing, Medical Laboratory Sciences.
Accounting, Banking & Finance, Management, MBA.
Theology, Education, Communication, Social Work.
Computer Science, Mathematics, Biological Sciences.
Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Software Engineering.
Agribusiness, Crop & Animal Production, Forestry.
Tuition fees & banking
The schedule below reflects annual tuition for the 2026/2027 academic year. Flexible payment arrangements are available — direct enquiries to the Office of the Bursar.
FBMS — Business & Management
524,000
STANR — Tropical Agriculture
502,000
SENG — Engineering
683,500
FST — Science & Technology
502,500
FHSS — Humanities & Social Sciences
491,000
Nursing / Medical Lab Sciences
569,500
MD. Medicine
1,224,500
Agricultural and Food Sciences
330,000
Civil Engineering
350,000
Mechanical Engineering
350,000
Electrical and Electronics Engineering
350,000
Computer Engineering
350,000
Business and Finance
300,000
Management
300,000
Medical and Biomedical Sciences
400,000
MBA
1,089,500
MSc.
878,500
PhD
1,308,500
OFFICIAL BANK ACCOUNTS
Payments — Account Name: CATUC Bamenda
OPSECS Limited
100446
ECOBANK
31415008251
Union Bank of Cameroon
100230001039600002493
United Bank of Africa
04050000060
National Financial Credit Bank
0301730102230606
SGC
05160350250-22
Two paths
Apply online from anywhere, or visit our Office of the Registrar in Big Mankon. Both routes lead to the same place — a confirmed seat at CATUC Bamenda.
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Complete the secure online form at your own pace, upload your documents, and receive an Applicant ID by email.
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Read the full application form guidelines, document checklist, fee instructions, submission guidelines and interview tips.
Office hours: Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM. After submitting, you'll receive your Applicant ID by email along with payment instructions and where applicable, your interview schedule.
Resources
Take CATUC Bamenda with you. Download the prospectus to explore our offerings, or the application form to apply offline.
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The complete guide to CATUC Bamenda — our Schools, programmes, fees, and admission criteria.
Download PDF →
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Printable application form for offline submission at the Office of the Registrar. Choose your level:
Need clarity?
Quick answers to the questions we hear most often from prospective students and their families.
Admissions typically open early in the year and close before the academic session begins in October. For 2026/2027, the first round closes 30 June 2026 and the final round closes 15 September 2026.
No. CATUC welcomes students of all faiths and traditions.
Yes, you may submit a provisional application; final admission is confirmed once results are received.
Click 'Start your application' in the Application Portal section above, or visit /admissions/apply. You'll receive an Applicant ID by email after submitting.
Pay at any official CATUC Bamenda bank account using your Applicant ID as reference, then keep the bank deposit slip — you may be asked to present it at interview or enrolment.
You'll receive an acknowledgement email with your Applicant ID. The Admissions Office reviews your file and, if shortlisted, invites you to an interview or written assessment. Successful candidates receive an official admission letter with enrolment instructions.
Hand-deliver the completed form and supporting documents to the Office of the Registrar at the CATUC Bamenda main campus, Big Mankon, during working hours (Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM).
Yes. A parent, guardian, or representative may submit your printed application and documents on your behalf. They should carry a copy of your bank deposit slip and your contact details in case the Registrar's Office needs clarification.
Yes, but you must indicate a clear first and second choice on the application form. A single application fee covers both choices within the same level (HND, Undergraduate, Masters, or PhD).
No. The application fee is non-refundable, whether or not you are offered admission.
Decisions are communicated by email and SMS within a few weeks of your interview, and published in batches on the CATUC website and notice boards.
Limited on-campus and partner accommodation options are available. Contact admissions for details.