College of Arts

This department focuses on honing the skills of aspiring actors, directors, performers, and playwrights. Students will explore various genres of theatre and performing arts, learn the intricacies of dramatic storytelling and develop their talents through practical performances.

UTME Entry Mode

In addition to acceptable scores in UTME, candidates must have obtained five Senior Secondary School Certificate (SSC) credit passes which must include English Language, and Literature in English.

Direct entry mode

Five SSC (or equivalent) credit passes in relevant subjects, two of which are at the Advanced Level. A recognised ND, NCE, Diploma/Degree in Theatre Arts or related courses are acceptable into the Degree programmes in lieu of Advanced Level requirements.

In this department, students will immerse themselves in a world of creativity and express their artistic vision through various mediums. They will receive comprehensive training in drawing, painting, sculpture, graphic design, and digital art, enabling them to become well-rounded artists in today’s rapidly evolving creative industries.

UTME Mode

In addition to acceptable scores in UTME, candidates must have obtained five Senior School Certificate (SSC) credit passes which must include English language, mathematics, Fine Arts or Technical Drawing and any other two subjects in Geography, Chemistry and Economics, to be admitted into the four-year programme.

DIRECT ENTRY

Candidates who fulfilled the UTME requirements above and have obtained two (2) Advanced level G.C.E. passes in Fine Arts and any other subject from Geography, Chemistry and Economics. National Certificate of Education (NCE); in a relevant subject area or National Diploma (ND), Joint Universities Preliminary Examinations Board (JUPEB), Interim Joint Matriculation Board Examination (IJMBE) with upper credit or its equivalent may be admitted into the 200 level of the programme.

Through this department, students will immerse themselves in the world of cinema and screen studies. They will develop critical thinking skills, explore film history, analyse storytelling techniques, and master the art of filmmaking. Graduates will be equipped to produce compelling cinematic narratives and excel in the film and entertainment industries.

UTME ENTRY

In addition to acceptable scores in UTME, candidates must have obtained five Senior Secondary Certificate (SSC) credit passes which must include English Language, and Literature in English, at not more than two sittings.

DIRECT ENTRY MODE

Any one of the following qualifications is acceptable for the three-year degree programme.

1. A pass at merit level in a relevant diploma programme (provided the SSC requirements are satisfied).
2. Two passes in relevant subject areas at advanced level.
3. Passes in two major subjects in relevant areas in the NCE (where applicable).
4. Two passes at the IJMB (Interim Joint Matriculation Board) examination

This department focuses on preparing students for careers in the ever-expanding realm of communications and digital media. Students will delve into subjects such as journalism, public relations, social media, advertising, and multimedia storytelling. They will learn to navigate the digital landscape and develop strategies to effectively communicate messages across various platforms.

UTME Entry

Prospective students can enter the programs through the UTME pathway, fulfilling the following criteria:

1. Attain an appropriate UTME score.
2. Possess five Senior School Certificate (SSC) credit passes, including English Language and Mathematics, at not more than two sittings.

Direct Entry (3-Year Degree Programme ):.

Direct Entry candidates must possess credit level passes in five relevant subjects at the Senior School Certificate (SSC), including English Language, two of which must be at the advanced level.
Holders of NCE, University/National Diploma (ND) at minimum of credit level are eligible for consideration for Direct Entry admission into 200 Level.
In addition, candidates must meet the required qualifications at Ordinary Level.