The University of Abuja (UNIABUJA), the institution released the fee schedule for new students. These students are those who will be joining the school for the 2022/2023 academic session.
According to a recent post on the official Facebook page of the school, this announcement was made on Saturday, April 29.
The post contained all the necessary information regarding the fees to be paid by the students for the upcoming academic session.
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University of Abuja does not charge tuition fee
On their official Facebook page they wrote,
Dear friends, have a glimpse of what some of our new students will be paying for the 2022/2023 Academic Session
The University of Abuja does not charge TUITION FEE
1. Arts (English/Linguistics): N96,500
2. Arts (Theatre Arts): N101,500
3. Other Arts: N96,500
4. Agriculture: N137,500
5. Health Sciences: N122,500
6. Education related course: N100,000 – N123,500
7. Engineering: N116,000
8. Law: N104,000
9. Management: N99,000
10. Science: N108,500 – N118,000
The above listed cost was for the newly admitted students. For returning students, they gave a breakdown of costs, viz.
1. Arts (English/Linguistics): N82,000
2. Arts (Theatre Arts): N87,000
3. Other Arts: N82,000
4. Agriculture: N123,000 – N126,000
5. Health Sciences: N205,000 – N225,000
6. Education-related courses: N108,000
7. Engineering: N102,000 – N118,000
8. Law: N112,000
9. Management: N84,000
10. Science: N95,000 – N105,000
11. Social Sciences: N84,000 – N94,000
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