Bachelor of Science Education in Chemistry - National Open University of Nigeria, Nigeria

• Chemistry

1. Admission available for 100 Level and 200 Level

2. A minimum of 5 credits in O' levels.

3. Compulsory courses required in O'levels are Mathematics, English Language and Chemistry . For

 Teacher's Grade II Certificate, compulsory courses are Arithmetic, English Language and Chemistry.

4. Any other relevant courses in O'levels/Teacher's Grade II Certificate

For Admission into 200 Level

5. Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) in Chemistry with a minimum grade C.

Special Admission Consideration(s)

A candidate entering at 200 level with N.C.E. results must have a minimum of a merit in chemistry and passes in other major subjects offered at N.C.E. level. In addition he must have credit in two subjects including mathematics if it is not one of the teaching subjects; A pass in G.C.E., S.S.C.E./N.E.C.O., or in N.C.E. General English is acceptable for this category of students.

Interested candidates should visit the University website or contact the admissions office for information or updates on both the University and Departmental Entry requirements.

1. Visit the site www.nouonline.net
2. On the Home Page, go to the Menu Bar, Click on Apply for Admission
3. Select either Undergraduate Programme or Postgraduate Programme. Other programme is not available at the moment
4. Go to “Choose Faculty” (note it can be found at the left hand side of the screen)
5. Select Faculty
6. Fill displayed form
7. Click below to view admission criteria
8. Click “Apply” to proceed.
9. Take note of the UNIQUE ID displayed
10. Click 'Continue' button
11. Select Bank Branch as payment type
12. Click “Pay”
13. Copy and take your RRR number to any bank branch for payment.

After payment

1. Perform step 1 to 3
2. Goto “Continue After Payment”
3. Input Unique ID, RRR number and Programme
4. Click “Proceed”
5. Fill Form.  Note: all fields marked with red star are compulsory.

After filling form

1. Click “Submit”
2. Print Admission Letter
3. Visit the nearest study centre for screening