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What you'd actually study, typical requirements, career paths, and where each course is offered.
Accounting
Trains professionals to record, analyse and report on financial information for businesses and organisations.
Agriculture
Covers crop and animal production, agribusiness and the science behind sustainable food systems.
Architecture
Trains designers of buildings and spaces, blending technical drawing, structural understanding and creative design.
Business Administration
A broad management degree covering how organisations plan, operate and grow.
Computer Science
Covers the theory and practice of computing — algorithms, programming, systems and increasingly, data and AI.
Economics
Studies how individuals, businesses and governments make decisions around scarce resources, production and trade.
Electrical/Electronics Engineering
Covers the design and analysis of electrical systems — from power grids to electronics and telecommunications.
Estate Management
Covers property valuation, real estate management and land economics.
Law
Trains lawyers through legal theory and case analysis, followed by a mandatory year at the Nigerian Law School before call to the bar.
Mass Communication
Prepares students for journalism, broadcasting, public relations and media production careers.
Medicine & Surgery
A demanding, highly competitive course that trains doctors, combining classroom science with years of clinical practice.
Nursing Science
Trains nurses in patient care, combining biological science with practical clinical training in hospitals.
Pharmacy
Trains pharmacists in drug formulation, dispensing and patient counselling, sitting between chemistry and clinical practice.