Two people in conversation on campus

Admissions · 1 min read

Paying for it: how instalments and support actually work

Tuition is ₦2,000,000 per academic year for undergraduates. Here is how the payments actually work.

Tuition is set per programme rather than per level, so the figure that applies to you sits on the page for the programme you are applying to. On-campus accommodation is available and optional. Students may live off campus instead, provided attendance requirements are still met.

The graduating cohort in front of the NUTM backdrop
Scholarships are funded by donors and awarded on merit and need.

The sequence of payments

  • An acceptance fee falls due when an offer is accepted, and secures the place
  • Remaining tuition is due by the stated deadline, annually or by semester
  • Tuition and accommodation may both be paid in instalments, up to the stated due date

What is not covered

Meals are not included in either arrangement. Students pay for their own food on campus. Travel to and from the university is self-funded. We state both plainly rather than letting applicants discover them after accepting an offer.

Scholarships and financial aid exist. Terms are confirmed with our admissions office, and prospective students who need support should raise it before accepting rather than after.

Keep reading.

Everything else we publish.

The full archive, filtered by what the story is about, plus every scheduled event.