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Maduka University reopens, admissions still open

Maduka University reopens, admissions still open
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Maduka University Enugu, a recognized and approved institution by the National Universities Commission (NUC), has announced that academic activities for pioneer students will commence this week after a brief 2-week break. This follows the admission announcement made in October 2023, marking the start of the 2023–2024 academic session.

Pioneer students of Maduka University are urged to promptly resume academic activities on the specified date, provided they have completed their registration. The university's management emphasizes a zero-tolerance policy for cultism and other social vices, encouraging new students to embrace the institution's ethos captured in its slogan, "knowledge, self-reliance, and service."

Despite the academic year already being underway, Maduka University has announced that admission is still open for prospective students. Interested candidates can initiate the application process through the official Maduka University website or request the admission form via email. Alternatively, they can submit an online application through the user-friendly portal. To be eligible for admission, candidates must have scored above 140 in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) or applied for the Joint Universities Preliminary Examinations Board (JUPEB) for the 2023–2024 academic session.

Maduka University offers various programs across different schools, each with its corresponding fees for the 2023–2024 academic session. The fees are annual and cover the entire session. The schools and their program fees include:

1. School of Business and Social Sciences:

   - Accounting: ₦338,000

   - Economics: ₦338,000

   - Mass Communication: ₦338,000

   - International Relations: ₦338,000

   - Transport Management: ₦338,000

2. School of Computing:

   - Information Technology: ₦378,000

   - Computer Science: ₦378,000

   - Cybersecurity: ₦378,000

   - Software Engineering: ₦378,000

3. School of Engineering:

   - Civil Engineering: ₦378,000

   - Electrical and Electronics Engineering: ₦378,000

   - Mechanical Engineering: ₦378,000

   - Mechatronics Engineering: ₦378,000

   - Computer Engineering: ₦378,000

4. School of Health Sciences:

   - Physiotherapy: ₦378,000

   - Medical Laboratory Science: ₦378,000

   - Nursing Science: ₦588,000

   - Pharmacy: ₦588,000

5. School of Law:

   - Law: ₦588,000

Maduka University also offers a pre-degree program at ₦300,000 for prospective students who did not take the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB). Additionally, accommodation charges for the 2023–2024 academic session amount to ₦105,000.

Prospective students can contact Maduka University for inquiries or payment methods at the provided phone numbers or via email. The institution prides itself on delivering quality education through experienced staff, advanced teaching equipment, and a conducive learning environment.

Inf: For inquiries or payment methods, prospective students can contact Maduka University at 08055091802 or 09157893107, or via email at admissions@madukauniversity.edu.ng.

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