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AAUA Postgraduate Application Form 2018/2019 is Out

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AAUA Postgraduate Application Form 2018/2019 is Out

Adekunle Ajasin University AAUA Postgraduate Application Form 2018/2019 Session Released.

Applications are invited from suitably-qualified candidates for admission into our Full-Time/ Sandwich Postgraduate Master/Ph.D. Programmes as indicated below for the 2018/2019 academic session.

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FACULTY OF ARTS
Department of English Studies
Department Linguistics and Languages
Department of Religion and African Culture
Department of Philosophy
Department of History & International Studies

FACULTY OF EDUCATION
Department of Adult Education (Full-Time & Sandwich)
Department of Arts Education
Department of Guidance and Counselling (Full-Time & Sandwich)
Department of Educational Management (Full-Time & Sandwich)
Department of Science Education (Full-Time & Sandwich)
Postgraduate Diploma in Education (Full-Time & Sandwich)

FACULTY OF SCIENCE
Department of Animal and Environmental Biology
Department of Biochemistry
Department of Computer Science
Department of Chemical Sciences
Department of Plant Science and Biotechnology
Department of Physics and Electronics
Department of Earth Sciences
Department of Microbiology

FACULTY OF LAW
LL.M Programme in the following areas of specializations:
Private and Property Law
Commercial and Industrial Law
Public Law
Jurisprudence Law and International Law

FACULTY OF SOCIAL AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
Department of Accounting
Department of Business Administration
Department of Banking and Finance
Department of Geography and Planning Sciences
Department of Pure and Applied Psychology
Department of Economics
Department of Political Science and Public Administration.

METHODS OF APPLICATION

Candidates are required to pay through E-transact at the following Banks: Access, Skye, Wema, First, Zenith or Keystone and Heritage etc, for a sum of Ten Thousand Naira (N10, 000.00) and log on to our website at pgs.aaua.edu.ng to complete the application form, submit and print a copy to be able to sit for the qualifying examination at a date to be announced later.

You are expected to submit hard copy of the printed application form to your intended Department and two hard copies to the Secretary Postgraduate School.

DURATION OF PROGRAMMES:

  • Postgraduate Diploma Degree Programmes are open to both full-time and part-time students.
    The Postgraduate Diploma Programme takes a minimum of one year (two Semesters) and a maximum of two years (four Semesters) for full time candidates, and a minimum of two years (four Semesters) and a maximum of three years (six Semesters) for Sandwich students.
  • All Master’s degree programmes take a minimum of a year and half (three Semesters) and a maximum of three years (Six Semesters) for full-time candidates, and a minimum of two years (four Semesters) and a maximum of four years (eight Semesters) for Sandwich candidates. The Doctor of Philosophy degree programme takes a minimum of three years (six semesters) and a maximum of five years (ten semesters) for full-time candidates, and a minimum of four years (eight Semesters) and maximum of six years (twelve Semesters) for M.Sc & Ph.D Sandwich candidates.
  • In addition to the admission requirements, every candidate in regular employment must submit with his/her application, a formal letter of release for Postgraduate Studies issued by his/her employer.
  • Furthermore, all applicants who are not graduates of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba – Akoko, must request their former Universities or Institutions to forward directly to the Secretary, Postgraduate School, the academic transcripts of their first degrees or Master’s degree, with respect to applicants for Master’s and Doctoral Degrees respectively.

Applicants should log on to www.aaua.edu.ng for admission requirements and other details.

Closing Date:

This application shall close after four (4) weeks from the date of this publication.

Best of luck To You all…
CampusPortalNG Team

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