Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering - Admiralty University, Nigeria

Course BSc in Software Engineering
Full Course Name Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering
Subject
University Admiralty University
Location Delta
Country Nigeria
Qualification Bachelor's Degree
Mode of Study Full time

Course Entry/Admission Requirements for BSc in Software Engineering at Admiralty University

Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) Requirements

  • The entry requirements shall be at least credit level passes in five subjects including English Language, Mathematics and Physics to form the core subjects with credit in any other two relevant science subjects, at the Senior Secondary School Certificate or its equivalent.

  • In addition, an acceptable pass in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), with relevant subject combination is required for Admission into 100 Level.

Direct Entry Requirements

  • Candidates with two A level passes (graded A-E) at the GCE/IJMB Advanced Level in relevant subjects (Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics) may be admitted into 200-level. This is in addition to fulfilling the requirement of a minimum of credit level passes in five relevant subjects at SSCE or WASCE/GCE ‘O’ Level as indicated above.

Visit the University website or contact the admissions office for further information concerning your course of interest and admission requirements


Duration of Study

4 years (UTME) or 3 years (Direct Entry)

How to Apply for Admission


There are 4 steps an applicant must take to gain admission to ADUN:

  1. Complete Application with Required Documentation
    The student completes an application form, attaches required documents and materials, and sends the application to the Admission Office. Students are encouraged to apply online and to email scanned documents to the Admissions Office via admissions@adun.edu.ng or call for assistance at 08141500092 / 08141500092
  2. ADUN Acknowledges Receipt of Application
    The Admission Office notifies the applicant by email of the receipt of their application and also informs the candidate of any missing documents if any. NOTE: The acceptance process does not normally proceed until all required documents are submitted and included in the applicant’s file.
  3. Communication of Admission Decision to Applicant
    The Admission Office notifies the student in writing of the application’s acceptance or non-acceptance. If the application is successful, the acceptance letter provides a list of things that the student needs to do in order to secure a space at the University. In the event that the application is rejected, the rejection letter explains the reasons for the rejection.
  4. Confirmation of Acceptance
    The successfully accepted candidate makes a non-refundable deposit of N100,000 by the stipulated date to reserve a space. A successful candidate must undergo a medical test by completing the medical form in an accredited hospital.

When the 4 steps are successfully completed, the ADUN admission is considered confirmed.

Applications to the Admiralty University of Nigeria are FREE

There is no application fee and no obligation to accept a place if it is offered – it simply gives you another option when it comes to making a decision about your future.

The University is not able to support applications made through agents.  It will not accept responsibility for any fees paid to agents to either advertise, complete, collect or to process an application on its behalf.

Should you have questions regarding the processing of your application you can contact our Information Security Team admissions@adun.edu.ng , who is available for enquiries, suggestions or complaints.

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** Despite the fact that reasonable effort has been made in order to provide an accurate description of this course, certain details could have been updated by the institution which may impact the accuracy of the information presented here. We advice that you contact the institution directly to confirm admission details.