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Academics

Calendar, general studies, fees, journals and scholarship

Everything that frames study at the University — the rhythm of the session, the University-wide GST courses, fees, and the research record of its academics.

Research Visibility

What the Webometrics Ranking measures — and who owns it

Official rankings such as the Ranking Web of Universities (Webometrics) score institutions on strictly quantitative, verifiable signals. The University aligns its research and digital-publishing effort to these three pillars, coordinated between the Research Management Directorate and the University Library.

50%

Visibility / Impact

Number of external networks and external web pages linking to the University's domain. Driven by rich, citable, indexable content — journals, repository items, staff and unit pages — that other sites choose to link to.

40%

Excellence / Scholar

Academic papers published in high-impact international journals, among the top 10% most-cited in their field. Driven by faculty research output and its indexing in international citation databases.

10%

Transparency / Openness

Citations from the University's top-cited researchers, measured via their Google Scholar profiles. Driven by every academic keeping a complete, public, up-to-date Scholar profile.

Academic Calendar

The shape of a session

Indicative rhythm of a typical academic session. The Senate-approved calendar with exact dates is published each session by the Division of Academic Affairs.

Registration

Returning students online registration

Weeks 1 – 3 of First Semester

Ceremony

Fresh students clearance & matriculation

Weeks 2 – 5 of First Semester

Lectures

First Semester lectures

15 teaching weeks

Examinations

First Semester examinations

Final 3 weeks of the semester

Break

Semester break

2 – 3 weeks

Lectures

Second Semester lectures

15 teaching weeks

Examinations

Second Semester examinations

Final 3 weeks of the session

Ceremony

Combined Convocation Ceremony

End of session

General Studies (GST)

A shared foundation for every student

The General Studies Division delivers compulsory University-wide courses in communication, citizenship, logic, peace studies and entrepreneurship. GST courses run across the first years of every degree programme and carry credit toward graduation.

GST 101 — Use of English & Communication Skills
GST 103 — Nigerian Peoples and Culture
GST 105 — Logic, Philosophy & Human Existence
GST 107 — Basic Sciences for Non-Science Students
GST 201 — Peace Studies & Conflict Resolution
GST 223 — Entrepreneurship & Innovation
Tuition Fees

Fee bands by faculty

Figures shown are placeholders. The current fee schedule, development levy and acceptance fees are published on the E-Payment platform and by the Bursary each session.

Pay on the E-Payment platform
BandFacultiesFresh studentsReturning students
Band AArts, Education, Social Sciences, Management Sciences₦ Representative₦ Representative
Band BScience, Environmental Sciences, Communication & Media Studies₦ Representative₦ Representative
Band CLaw₦ Representative₦ Representative
Band DCollege of Health Sciences (clinical)₦ Representative₦ Representative
PGPostgraduate School (PGD / Masters / PhD)₦ Representative₦ Representative
Scholars with Highest Citations

Research impact across the University

Citation and h-index figures are indicative. The authoritative list of "Scholars with Highest Citations" is maintained by the Research Management Directorate and the University Library. A public Google Scholar profile for every author is what the Webometrics "Transparency / Openness" pillar measures — the link in each row opens a search for that scholar's profile.

ScholarFacultyFieldCitationsh-indexLinks
Prof. Tor Joe IorapuuCommunication & Media StudiesTheatre & Development Communication2,10024
Scholar
Prof. Alloy S. IhuahArtsPhilosophy & Environmental Ethics1,65021
Scholar
Representative ScholarScienceBiochemistry1,40019
Scholar
Representative ScholarSocial SciencesEconomics1,18018
Scholar
Dr. Azende TerungwaManagement SciencesFinance & Development90015
Scholar
Representative ScholarCollege of Health SciencesPublic Health86014
Scholar
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