Choosing a university is a big decision, and knowing what courses it offers makes it easier. If FUTA is on your radar, you are already looking in the right direction. The Federal University of Technology, Akure, is known for its strong focus on science, engineering, technology, and innovation, and it has a wide range of courses in those areas.
Before you apply, it helps to understand the courses offered, admission requirements, and why FUTA stands out. Here, you will find the complete list of FUTA courses, subject combinations and what you need to get admitted.
Full List of Courses Offered in FUTA
Below is a breakdown of FUTA courses arranged by schools.
School of Agriculture and Agricultural Technology
Agricultural Extension and Communication Technology
Agricultural and Resource Economics
Animal Production and Health
Crop, Soil and Pest Management
Fisheries and Aquaculture Technology
Ecotourism and Wildlife Management
Forestry and Wood Technology
Food Science and Technology
School of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Agricultural Engineering
Civil Engineering
Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Metallurgical and Materials Engineering
Mining Engineering
School of Earth and Mineral Sciences
Applied Geology
Applied Geophysics
Meteorology
Marine Science and Technology
Remote Sensing and Geoscience Information Systems
School of Environmental Technology
Architecture
Building Technology
Estate Management
Industrial Design
Quantity Surveying
Urban and Regional Planning
Surveying and Geoinformatics
School of Management Technology
Project Management Technology
Transport Management Technology
Library Management Technology
Entrepreneurship Management Technology
School of Sciences
Biochemistry
Biology
Chemistry
Computer Science
Mathematics
Microbiology
Physics
Statistics
Requirements for Admission into FUTA
To apply for admission into any department in FUTA, you should meet the following requirements:
Choose FUTA as your first choice during JAMB registration
Score at least the approved FUTA cut off mark for your course
Sit for the FUTA Post UTME and meet your department’s screening score
Have at least five O-Level credits, including English Language and Mathematics
Ensure your subject combination matches your chosen course
FUTA Subject Combination for Courses
Your JAMB subject combination plays a major role in admission.
Engineering courses: Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry
Science courses: Mathematics plus relevant science subjects
Agricultural courses: Chemistry, Biology or Agricultural Science, and Mathematics
Environmental courses: Mathematics, Physics, and one other science subject
Always double check the exact combination for your course to avoid being disqualified during screening.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: Is FUTA Post UTME compulsory for admission?
A: Yes. You must take part in the FUTA Post UTME screening to be considered for admission, even if you meet the JAMB cut off mark.
Q: How much is the FUTA school fee?
A: FUTA school fees vary depending on your level and programme. Find the full and updated breakdown on the FUTA School Fees Schedule to help plan your budget properly.
Q: How do you check FUTA admission status?
A: You can check your admission status through the FUTA Admission List using your JAMB registration number.
Q: Can you apply to FUTA without choosing it as your first choice in JAMB?
A: It is best to choose FUTA as your first choice to improve your chances. If you did not select FUTA earlier, you can still apply by doing a change of institution on the JAMB portal before registering for the FUTA Post UTME.
Q: Does FUTA offer hostel accommodation for students?
A: Yes, FUTA provides hostel accommodation, but spaces are limited. You should apply early once the hostel portal opens.
Q: When does FUTA resume for a new academic session?
A: Resumption dates are announced in the official FUTA academic calendar. You should check it regularly so you do not miss important activities. School begins for all students on 23 November 2025.
