Milton Margai Technical University (MMTU) Opens Online Applications for 2024/2025 Academic Year

Milton Margai Technical University (MMTU) has officially announced that online applications for the 2024/2025 academic year are now open. Prospective students can apply for a wide range of programs, including degrees and certifications, with flexible learning options available to accommodate both normal and distance learning for select courses. 


The university offers various academic pathways, including diploma and certificate programs, designed to meet the diverse needs of students across the country.


Available Programs:

- Degree Programs

- Higher Teachers Certificate (Secondary) – Normal and Distance

- Higher Teachers Certificate (Primary) – Normal and Distance

- Higher National Diploma

- National Diploma

- Teachers Certificate – Normal and Distance

- Technician Certificate

- Vocational Certificate

To apply, interested applicants should visit the university’s website at [www.mmtu.edu.sl](http://www.mmtu.edu.sl). The application process requires a fee of Le 500.00, payable at any branch of the Sierra Leone Commercial Bank, using the account number 003001162237112165. Additionally, a result verification fee of Le 70.00 must be submitted.


Upon payment, applicants will receive a PIN from the bank, which they can use to access the online application form. For assistance with the application process or if there are any issues with notifications, applicants are encouraged to contact the university’s registry at the Goderich Campus.

MMTU invites all qualified individuals to take advantage of this opportunity and pursue their academic goals for the upcoming academic year.

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