MOUAU Pre-Degree Admission Form 2023/2024

 




MOUAU Pre-Degree Admission Form 2023/2024


The doors of opportunity are wide open at MOUAU's Continuing Education Centre. Have you considered what a year of intensive preparation could do for your academic pursuits? How can a Pre-degree Programme be your gateway to a range of sought-after degree programmes? Join us on this informational voyage.





Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike (MOUAU) proudly presents an invaluable opportunity for prospective students. The institution is now accepting applications for its esteemed Pre-degree Programme for the 2023/2024 academic session. This non-residential, one-year programme provides an optimal preparatory framework for various degree courses offered by the university.
📢 Announcement MOUAU Pre-degree form 2023/2024 now on sale
🎓 Programme Focus Non-residential, one-year preparation for University’s degree programmes
📘 Courses Offered Range from B.Agric, B.Sc. (Ed), B.Sc., B.Eng., to DVM & B.Sc. in various specialisations
📜 Admission Requisites O’level credit passes in specific subjects based on course choice (Pre-Science/Pre-Business)
🖥️ Application Process Via MOUAU’s official portal
🚀 Progression Successful candidates may join 100-level degree programmes post-completion
📞 Enquiries Reachable at: +2347011421766
⏳ Programme’s Duration One Academic Year





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What is MOUAU’s Pre-Degree Programme?

Michael Okpara University’s Continuing Education Centre (CEC) has devised this Pre-degree Programme as a conduit to bridge the gap between secondary education and university degree courses. It’s meticulously crafted to equip students with the foundational knowledge required for their preferred degree programmes at MOUAU.
Available Courses in MOUAU’s Pre-Degree Programme:
Bachelor of Agriculture (B.Agric) Specialisations:Agricultural Economics
Rural Sociology and Extension
Agronomy
Plant Health Management
Soil Science and Meteorology
Animal Breeding and Physiology
Animal Nutrition and Forage Science
Animal Production and Management
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) Disciplines:Computer Science
Chemistry
Mathematics
Physics
Statistics
Biochemistry
Microbiology
Zoology and Environmental Biology
Plant Science and Biotechnology
Food Science and Technology
Human Nutrition and Dietetics
Home Economics and Hospitality Management and Tourism
Industrial Relations and Personnel Management
Entrepreneurial Studies
Bachelor of Science (Ed) Options:Agric. Education
Home Economic Education
Integrated Science Education
Mathematics Education
Computer Science Education
Biology Education
Chemistry Education
Physics Education
Library and Information Science Education
Engineering Disciplines:Electrical/Electronic Engineering
Computer Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Agricultural/Bio Resources Engineering
Specialised Courses:Doctor in Veterinary Medicine (DVM)
Fisheries and Aquatics Resources Management
Forestry and Environmental Management
Environmental Management and Toxicology
Essential Admission Requirements:

For Pre-Science Courses:At least five O’level credit passes from WASC, SSCE, NECO, or NABTEB. These should encompass English Language, Mathematics, Agricultural Science/Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Achieved over a maximum of two sittings.

For Pre-Business Courses:A minimum of five O’level credit passes in subjects including English Language, Mathematics, Agricultural Science/Biology, Economics, and one from Government, Geography, History, or Literature in English. Secured within two sittings at most.
Ready to Take the Next Step? Here’s How to Apply:

Begin your application journey by visiting MOUAU’s dedicated application portal. Following successful completion of this programme, candidates can transition seamlessly to the university’s 100-level degree courses. This progression is contingent upon meeting JAMB’s admission prerequisites and excelling in the Pre-Degree examinations.

For further queries, feel free to contact the university at +2347011421766.

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