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Lists of The Courses, Programmes Offered in Nigerian British University, Asa and Their School Fees
Nigerian British University is a world-class private University poised to develop global competitiveness by employing technological innovation to ensure practical and relevant academic experiences. National Universities Commission was approved by NCU and was given a license to operate as a private University on May 2022.
Below are the lists of the Courses Offered in the institution.
- Business Administration
- Accounting and Finance
- Economics
- Political Science
- Peace and Conflict Resolution
- Mass Communication
- Commercial and Industrial Law
- Jurisprudence and International Law
- Private and Property Law
- Public Law
- Computer Science
- Information System
- Software Engineering
- Cyber Security
NIGERIAN BRITISH UNIVERSITY SCHOOL FEES
School Fees vary by faculty and departments. However, below are the school fees being paid by the varsity students. Please note that the school fees displayed below are Tuition Fees only which excludes other charges like acceptance fees, medical fees, SUG, faculty dues, department dues and other registration charges.
- 100 Level – #2,500,000
- 200 Level – #2,000,000
- 300 Level – #2,000,000
- 400 Level – #1,800,000
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