Baze University, founded in 2011 by Senator Yusuf Datti Baba‑Ahmed in Abuja, is a private university fully licensed by the National Universities Commission (NUC).
Offering a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes across several faculties, Baze University is known for its modern facilities, personalized class sizes, and focus on hands‑on learning.
This article provides clear details about the courses available and the specific entry requirements to help Nigerian students understand what is needed to gain admission.
What undergraduate courses does Baze University offer?
Baze University runs its undergraduate programmes through six faculties: Management & Social Sciences, Law, Computing & Applied Sciences, Engineering, Environmental Sciences, and Medical & Health Sciences.
There are 43 programmes overall, including:
- B.Sc. Political Science
- B.Sc. Public Administration
- LL.B (Bachelor of Laws)
- B.Eng. in various fields
- B.Sc. Computer Science
- B.Med.Sci., M.B.B.S., etc. in Health Sciences
Each programme is structured with a clear course‑unit system and runs for four years (150 credit units for five‑year courses).
What postgraduate programmes are available?
Baze University also runs postgraduate degrees under the School of Postgraduate Studies. These include:
- M.Sc. in fields such as Computer Science, Public Administration, Economics, Sociology, and Intelligence & Global Security
- MBA (Master of Business Administration)
- LLM (Master of Laws)
Prospective students should follow the postgraduate school’s guidelines via the official portal.
How can I apply via JAMB UTME?
Step‑by‑step for UTME applicants:
- Sit for the UTME and meet Baze’s cut-off score.
- Achieve at least five credit passes in O’Level/WAEC/NECO/NABTEB, including English, Mathematics, and three other subjects relevant to the chosen course.
- Register for and pass the post-UTME screening via the university portal.
- No deadline means you can apply anytime, but all documents must be ready before final registration.
In addition, if Baze was not your first choice during JAMB registration, you can change it at any JAMB office or certified cyber café.
What are the Direct Entry requirements?
If you already have:
- Two A‑level passes in subjects relevant to your intended course, and
- A minimum of five O’Level credit passes including English and Mathematics
You may enter directly into 200‑level, reducing the degree duration by one year.
Can I transfer from another university?
Yes. Baze permits inter‑university transfers under these conditions:
- Must meet Baze’s departmental and general entry standards.
- Have at least a 2.00 CGPA on a 4.00 scale.
- Not be out of school for more than one academic year.
- Apply before the semester begins and submit a certified transcript.
Note that transfers are allowed up to 200‑level for four-year programmes and 300‑level for five‑year programmes.
Does Baze University hold post-UTME?
Yes. Baze requires all UTME and Direct Entry candidates to attend a post-UTME screening, which usually covers your UTME score and subject choices.
Results typically come within a few days to two weeks after submitting the application.
What O’Level subjects are needed for specific programmes?
The basic requirement across all courses is a minimum of five credit passes, including:
- English Language
- Mathematics
- Three others related to your chosen course (e.g., Physics, Chemistry, Biology for Engineering and Medical programmes)
Some programmes may list exact subjects. For example, Political Science often requires Government or History as part of the relevant credit passes.