The AUI courses and programmes for the 2025/2026 academic session provide options across humanities, management, social sciences, sciences, engineering and allied health.

Whether you are a JAMB candidate, a direct entry applicant, or someone considering postgraduate studies, here is a thorough breakdown of every faculty, department, and programme currently running at AUI.

AUI Courses and Programmes for 2025/2026 Session

The university also runs a postgraduate school and a Pre-Degree/JUPEB programme. Below is the full academic structure for the 2025/2026 session.

S/N

Faculty

Department/Programme

Degree Awarded

1

Faculty of Allied Health Sciences

Nursing Science

B.Sc. Nursing Science

2

Faculty of Engineering

Computer Engineering

B.Eng. Computer Engineering

3

Faculty of Humanities, Management & Social Sciences

Accounting

B.Sc. Accounting

4

Faculty of Humanities, Management & Social Sciences

Banking and Finance

B.Sc. Banking and Finance

5

Faculty of Humanities, Management & Social Sciences

Business Administration

B.Sc. Business Administration

6

Faculty of Humanities, Management & Social Sciences

Economics

B.Sc. Economics

7

Faculty of Humanities, Management & Social Sciences

English

B.A. English

8

Faculty of Humanities, Management & Social Sciences

Mass Communication

B.Sc. Mass Communication

9

Faculty of Humanities, Management & Social Sciences

Philosophy

B.A. Philosophy

10

Faculty of Humanities, Management & Social Sciences

Political Science

B.Sc. Political Science

11

Faculty of Humanities, Management & Social Sciences

Religious Studies

B.A. Religious Studies

12

Faculty of Sciences

Biology

B.Sc. Biology

13

Faculty of Sciences

Biochemistry

B.Sc. Biochemistry

14

Faculty of Sciences

Biotechnology

B.Sc. Biotechnology

15

Faculty of Sciences

Chemistry

B.Sc. Chemistry

16

Faculty of Sciences

Computer Science

B.Sc. Computer Science

17

Faculty of Sciences

Cyber Security

B.Sc. Cyber Security

18

Faculty of Sciences

Fisheries and Aquaculture

B.Sc. Fisheries and Aquaculture

19

Faculty of Sciences

Mathematics

B.Sc. Mathematics

20

Faculty of Sciences

Microbiology

B.Sc. Microbiology

21

Faculty of Sciences

Software Engineering

B.Sc. Software Engineering

22

Postgraduate School

Computer Science (PGD)

Postgraduate Diploma

23

Postgraduate School

Computer Science (M.Sc.)

Master of Science

24

Postgraduate School

Computer Science (MPhil/Ph.D)

Master of Philosophy / Ph.D

25

Postgraduate School

Computer Science (PhD)

Doctor of Philosophy

26

Pre-Degree / JUPEB

Science/Technical Track

Pre-Degree Certificate

27

Pre-Degree / JUPEB

Social/Commercial Track

Pre-Degree Certificate

Note that the figures above reflect all programmes found across every level of study, including postgraduate and pre-degree paths.

Augustine University General Admission Requirements 2025/2026

To gain admission into any undergraduate programme at Augustine University for the 2025/2026 academic session, candidates must satisfy both general university criteria and specific departmental requirements.

1. UTME (100 Level Entry) Requirements

  • JAMB Cut Off Mark: Candidates must sit for the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and score at or above the official minimum JAMB cut off mark specified for AUI.

  • First Choice Selection: Applicants are encouraged to choose Augustine University as their First Choice on the JAMB portal. Candidates who did not initially select AUI can perform a Change of Institution on JAMB's CAPS.

  • O-level Credits: A minimum of five (5) credit passes in relevant subjects obtained in WAEC, NECO, GCE, or NABTEB in not more than two sittings. English Language and Mathematics are mandatory for all undergraduate courses.

2. Direct Entry Requirements (200 Level Entry)

Candidates seeking admission through Direct Entry must possess one of the following qualifications in addition to basic O-level credit requirements:

  • A Minimum of two (2) Advanced Level (A-Level) passes in relevant subjects.

  • Ordinary National Diploma (OND) with Upper Credit or Higher National Diploma (HND) from a recognised polytechnic.

  • JUPEB or IJMB certificates with required points relevant to the target faculty.

  • NCE (Nigerian Certificate in Education) with merit passes in relevant disciplines.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is Augustine University only suitable for students interested in religious studies?
A: No. Although Augustine University is a Catholic university, its academic offerings extend across several disciplines.

Q: Can I apply for more than one course at Augustine University?
A: Candidates normally select a preferred programme during the admission process. If you later wish to change your programme, the university may permit a change subject to its rules, available spaces and the requirements of the new course.

Q: Does Augustine University accept Direct Entry candidates?
A: Yes. AUI considers qualified Direct Entry applicants for eligible undergraduate programmes. Applicants must possess the required recognised qualification and satisfy the specific requirements for their chosen programme.

Q: Does the UTME subject combination differ from one AUI course to another?
A: Yes. Candidates must use the JAMB subject combination prescribed for their chosen programme. Selecting the wrong UTME subjects can affect eligibility even when the candidate has a high UTME score.

Q: Can I change my course after gaining admission into AUI?
A: A change of programme may be possible if permitted by the university. Students must generally meet the entry requirements for the new programme and obtain approval from the appropriate university authorities.