UNIUYO Part-Time Degree Admission Form 2025/2026

The University of Uyo is back again — this time with fresh chances for anyone who's been saying, "I'd go back to school if I had the time."

Well, guess what? UNIUYO just opened its 2025/2026 part-time degree admission and they're making space for folks juggling work, family, business… or just life in general.

This isn't one of those crash courses or online-only arrangements. It's proper university study, just spread out so you don't burn out.

What is the part-time programme, really?

Let's keep it simple. It's for people who want to get a degree, but can't commit to full-time study. So, the school structures it differently. Fewer classes, mostly on weekends or holidays and it runs a little longer.

It's not "easier" — it's just more flexible.

How long does it take?

• UTME applicants: 5 years
• Direct Entry applicants: 4 years
• Agricultural Economics & Extension: Add one more year to both

Yep, it's a bit of a journey, but at least you won't have to quit your day job.

What can you study?

UNIUYO didn't hold back. They opened the door wide across eight faculties, with loads of options. Here's a glimpse — not everything, because you might scroll forever.

Faculty of Agriculture

• Agricultural Economics
• Crop Science
• Soil Science
• Fisheries
• Forestry
• Home Economics

Faculty of Arts

• English
• Philosophy
• History
• Communication Arts

Faculty of Business Admin

• Accounting
• Marketing
• Banking and Finance
• Business Management

Faculty of Education

From Early Childhood to Special Education, Guidance and Counselling and even local languages like Efik Ibibio — you'll find something that fits. There are science education tracks too: Biology, Maths, Physics, etc.

Vocational, Tech and Library Science

• Home Economics (Textiles, Nutrition, etc.)
• Computer Education
• Woodwork, Electrical and Automobile Technology
• Office Management
• Library Science

Social Sciences

• Economics
• Political Science
• Psychology
• Sociology
• Geography

Communication & Media Studies

This one's huge. From Film and Multimedia to Public Relations, Development Communication, Advertising and Mass Communication.

Science

• Animal and Environmental Biology

If you don't find your dream course here, maybe check again. It's probably there somewhere.

Who can apply?

You don't need a JAMB score, but you do need credentials.

For UTME entry:

• Five credit passes in WAEC, NECO, GCE or TC II
• Must include English and Maths
• Max two sittings
• Some departments have extra requirements, so double-check with the JAMB brochure

For Direct Entry:

• At least two A-level passes
• OR an NCE, ND or university diploma
• Five O'level credits (still including English and Maths)
• You must attach:
  • O'level and Direct Entry certificates
  • UTME Direct Entry slip
  • All submitted in a big brown envelope to:

Administrative Secretary
School of Continuing Education and Professional Studies
University of Uyo, Uyo

How to apply (no stress version)

Step-by-step:

1. Pay ₦9,000 on the Remita Payment Platform
2. Visit UNIUYO ePortal
   Or head straight to the UNIUYO admissions portal
3. Click Apply Now
4. New user? Click Create Account
5. Fill in your details
6. Verify your email
7. Log in and go to Application Fee section
8. Select Part-Time Undergraduate as your type
9. Generate your RRR
10. Pay online or take the RRR to a bank
11. Come back, confirm your payment
12. Start your application
13. Upload your documents (PDF only)
14. Submit
15. Print the acknowledgment and screening slips

Simple, if you don't rush it.

Final thought

Some people wait years for the "perfect" time to go back to school. Spoiler alert: it doesn't come. But with this UNIUYO part-time setup, you won't have to put life on pause.

If you're even thinking about it, maybe that's your cue.

And for the curious or cautious ones, here's the official admission PDF to read in peace.

Go on, apply. Or at least screenshot this and pretend you will. That's a start too.

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