If you are planning to study at Kogi State University, Kabba (KSUK) during the 2025/2026 academic session, understanding the available courses and programmes will help you make an informed decision before applying for admission.

As you keep reading, you will find everything you need to know about the courses available at KSUK for the 2025/2026 academic session.

Full List of KSUK Courses for 2025/2026 Academic Session

The following are the officially approved degree programmes available at Kogi State University, Kabba, for the 2025/2026 academic session. 

These programmes span a wide range of disciplines and are structured to give students both theoretical grounding and practical competence.

College of Management and Social Sciences

This arm of the university covers some of the most in demand programmes in Nigeria today, including business, economics, politics, and communication.

S/N

Programme

Degree Awarded

1

Accounting

B.Sc.

2

Business Administration

B.Sc.

3

Economics

B.Sc.

4

Finance

B.Sc.

5

Mass Communication

B.Sc.

6

Political Science

B.Sc.

7

Public Administration

B.Sc.

8

Geography

B.Sc.

College of Arts and Humanities

The arts and humanities faculty at KSUK offers programmes that develop critical thinking, communication, cultural understanding, and creative expression.

S/N

Programme

Degree Awarded

1

English Language and Literature

B.A.

2

Linguistics

B.A.

3

History and Diplomatic Studies

B.A.

4

Film Production

B.A.

5

Theatre Arts

B.A.

6

Music

B.A.

College of Natural and Applied Sciences

KSUK's science faculty offers a range of foundational and applied science degrees that position students for work in research, industry, healthcare, and technology.

S/N

Programme

Degree Awarded

1

Biochemistry

B.Sc.

2

Biotechnology

B.Sc.

3

Chemistry

B.Sc.

4

Computer Science

B.Sc.

5

Cyber Security

B.Sc.

6

Geology

B.Sc.

7

Industrial Chemistry

B.Sc.

8

Mathematics

B.Sc.

9

Microbiology

B.Sc.

10

Physics

B.Sc.

11

Statistics

B.Sc.

How to Choose the Right Course at KSUK

Before selecting any programme, applicants should consider several important factors.

  1. First, choose a course that aligns with your interests and long term career goals. Studying a discipline you genuinely enjoy often leads to better academic performance and career satisfaction.

  2. Secondly, verify that your UTME subject combination matches the admission requirements for your preferred course. Incorrect subject combinations may affect your admission chances.

  3. You should also research career opportunities associated with each programme. Courses such as computer science, cyber security, information technology, accounting, economics, and biochemistry continue to offer broad employment prospects in both the public and private sectors.

  4. Finally, ensure that you meet the required O-Level subject requirements before submitting your application.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is KSUK still expanding its list of courses?
A: Yes. As a relatively new state university, KSUK continues to expand its academic offerings. New programmes may be introduced after receiving approval from the National Universities Commission (NUC).

Q: Are all KSUK courses approved by the NUC?
A: Yes. Students should apply only for programmes that have received approval from the National Universities Commission (NUC), ensuring that the qualifications awarded are nationally recognised.

Q: Can direct entry candidates apply for KSUK programmes?
A: Yes. Candidates with qualifications such as ND, NCE, IJMB, JUPEB, or other recognised A-Level certificates may apply for Direct Entry admission into eligible programmes, provided they meet the university's requirements.

Q: How do I know if my preferred course is available at KSUK?
A: The best approach is to check the latest KSUK admission brochure or the official list of accredited programmes before submitting your UTME or Direct Entry application.

Q: Can I change my course after gaining admission?
A: Yes. Students may be allowed to change their programme, subject to meeting the admission requirements for the new course and the availability of spaces in the department.