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An applicant to the University of Abuja for a first degree must satisfy all faculty and departmental requirements as stated below. In addition, the applicant must possess the following minimum qualifications for admission:

100 level or Regular Undergraduate
 Candidate must possess Senior Secondary School Certificate or equivalents with credits in five subjects in not more than two sittings. A candidate must in addition have an acceptable score in the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Examination or a  Diploma, NCE with at least lower credit.

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List of Courses
  Accountancy / Accounting           
  Agricultural Science and Education
  Agriculture
  Arabic Studies
  Banking and Finance (Mgt)
  Biology
  Business Administration
  Business Management
  Chemical Engineering
  Chemistry
  Christian Religious Knowledge / Studies
  Civil Engineering
  Computer Science
  Drama / Dramatic / Performing Arts
  Economics
  Education and Arabic
  Education and Biology
  Education and Chemistry
  Education and Christian Religious Studies
  Education and Economics
  Education and Geography
 Education and Integrated Science
 Education and Islamic Studies
 Education and Mathematics
 Education and Physics
 Education and Social Studies
 Electrical Engineering
 English and Literary Studies
» Environmental Education
» Geography
» Guidance and Counseling
» History
» Islamic Studies
» Linguistics
» Mathematics
» Mechanical Engineering
» Medicine and Surgery
» Microbiology
» Philosophy
» Political Science and International Relations
» Primary Education Studies
» Public Administration
» Statistics
» Veterinary Medicine


200 level or Direct Entry
a candidate must possess two A'Level passes or equivalents in addition to credits in three other subjects at the Senior Secondary School Certificate Examinations or equivalents or a Diploma, NCE with at least Upper Credit

In all cases, O'Level credit in English Language is required. In addition, a credit in Mathematics is required for all science-based specializations, Accounting, Sociology, Geography, and Economics.

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Remedial Science Programme
Candidates for admission into the Remedial Science programme must have attempted Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology in the Senior Secondary School Certificate examination and must have at least three credits, two of which must be in the above-named subjects.  However some faculties may differ in their requirements See requirements based on faculties.
The Remedial Science programme has duration of one academic session.
SEMESTER/COURSE SYSTEM
The university operates a semester System. There are two semesters in a session with each lasting about 17 weeks. The University operates course credit system. One credit unit is attached to 15 hours of lecture or tutorial; other equivalents of 15 hours of lecture are: 5 hours of laboratory or field work one semester of teaching practice One year of industrial attachment for agric students; six months for other students.

STUDENT ENROLMENT
As at today, a total number of 63,117 students are studying in te various programmes of the University, out of which 15,931 are regular undergraduates engaged in full-time studies, 3,664 are Postgraduate students, 38,260 are distance learning students while 5,262 are students of the Institute of Education.
Below is the Academic Calendar: 
ACADEMIC CALENDER
The following activities take place in an average academic session in the University. Exact dates and schedules are given at the beginning of each session.

Nov. / Dec. - Resumption of Returning Students
                      - Arrival of Fresh Students
                      - Registration / Orientation
                      - Christmas and New year Break
Jan. / March  - Matriculation of Fresh Students
                         - Lectures (13 Weeks)
                         - Examinations (4 weeks)
April / May    - First Semester Break
May/June      - resumption of second semester
June. /Sept.  - Registration (1 week)
June. / Sept. - Lectures (13 weeks)
                        - Examinations (4 weeks)
Oct. /Nov.     - Second semester Break
                        - SIWES
EXAMINATIONS
All course units shall normally be examined at the end of the semester in which they are taken. 
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