Choosing the right course starts with knowing your options. OOU offers a wide range of programmes across different faculties, giving students the flexibility to pursue careers in science, arts, engineering, health, and more.

Below is a clear breakdown of all faculties, courses, and their locations on campus.

OOU Faculties, Courses and Campus Locations

Faculty

Courses / Departments

Campus Location

Faculty of Agriculture

  • Agricultural Economics

  • Agricultural Extension

  • Animal Production

  • Crop Production

  • Soil Science

  • Home Science

  • Hospitality Management

Aiyetoro

Faculty of Arts

  • English

  • History and Diplomatic Studies

  • Philosophy

  • French

  • Yoruba

  • Arabic and Islamic Studies

  • Religious Studies

Ago Iwoye

Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences

  • Anatomy

  • Physiology

  • Biochemistry

Sagamu

Faculty of Education

  • Educational Foundations

  • Counselling Psychology

  • Educational Management

  • Science and Technology Education

  • Social Sciences Education

Ago Iwoye

Faculty of Engineering

  • Agricultural Engineering

  • Civil Engineering

  • Electrical and Electronic Engineering

  • Mechanical Engineering

  • Computer Engineering

Ibogun

Faculty of Law

  • Private and Business Law

  • Public Law

  • Jurisprudence

  • International Law

Ago Iwoye

Faculty of Pharmacy

  • Pharmacology

  • Pharmaceutics

  • Pharmaceutical Chemistry

  • Pharmacognosy

  • Clinical Pharmacy

Sagamu

Faculty of Science

  • Biochemistry

  • Chemistry

  • Computer Science

  • Mathematics

  • Microbiology

  • Physics

  • Plant Science

  • Applied Zoology

  • Statistics

Ago Iwoye

Faculty of Social and Management Sciences

  • Accounting

  • Business Administration

  • Economics

  • Geography and Regional Planning

  • Mass Communication

  • Political Science

  • Sociology

Ago Iwoye

College of Health Sciences

  • Medicine and Surgery

  • Nursing Science

Sagamu

Faculty of Environmental Sciences

  • Architecture

  • Building

  • Estate Management

  • Fine and Applied Arts

  • Quantity Surveying

  • Urban and Regional Planning

Ago Iwoye

OOU covers almost every major field, making it easier for students to find a course that fits their interests and career plans.

General Admission Requirements for OOU

Before applying for admission into any course or programme, every candidate must meet these basic requirements:

Requirement

Details

O-Level Result

Minimum of 5 credit passes, including English and Mathematics, in not more than two sittings

JAMB Score

Minimum of 160, though competitive courses require 200 and above

Post UTME

Must participate in and pass the screening exercise

Direct Entry

Accepts A Level, OND, NCE, IJMB or JUPEB with relevant grades

Age Requirement

Candidate must be at least 16 years old

Keep in mind that some courses may have additional requirements.

JAMB Subject Combinations for Popular Courses

Understanding the correct subject combination is very important when applying.

Science and Medical Courses

  1. Medicine and Surgery: English, Biology, Chemistry, Physics

  2. Nursing Science: English, Biology, Chemistry, Physics

  3. Pharmacy: English, Biology, Chemistry, Physics or Mathematics

  4. Computer Science: English, Mathematics, Physics plus one of Chemistry, Biology, Economics or Geography

  5. Biochemistry: English, Biology, Chemistry, Physics or Mathematics

Engineering Courses

  • Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, and Computer Engineering:
    English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry

Arts and Humanities

  • English: English, Literature, and two relevant arts subjects

  • History and Diplomatic Studies: English, Government and two related subjects

  • Law: English, Literature and any two of Government, CRS, Economics or History

Social and Management Sciences

  • Accounting / Business Administration: English, Mathematics, Economics, plus one related subject

  • Mass Communication: English and three relevant arts or social science subjects

  • Economics: English, Mathematics, Economics and one related subject

Education Courses

Education programmes follow the subject you intend to teach. For example:

  • Education Mathematics: English, Mathematics and two science subjects

Important Notice

  • Competitive courses like Medicine, Law, and Engineering require higher scores

  • Your O-level subjects must match your chosen course

  • Always confirm subject combinations before registering for JAMB

  • Choosing the right course early improves your chances of admission

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the general cut off mark for OOU?
A: The general cut off mark is 160, but competitive courses usually require 200 and above.

Q: Does OOU conduct Post UTME screening?
A: Yes, you must qualify and participate in the Post UTME screening exercise to be granted admission.

Q: Does OOU accept second choice candidates?
A: Yes, but priority is given to first choice candidates.

Q: How many faculties are in OOU?
A: OOU has 11 faculties and a College of Health Sciences.

Q: Can I study Medicine at OOU?
A: Yes, the university offers Medicine and Surgery at its Sagamu campus, but it is highly competitive.

Q: When will OOU release the admission list?
A: Admission lists are usually released after the post UTME screening and can be checked on JAMB CAPS or the school portal.

Q: Where is OOU located?
A: The main campus is in Ago Iwoye, with other campuses in Sagamu, Ibogun, and Aiyetoro.

Q: How much are OOU school fees?
A: School fees vary by course and level. You should check the latest OOU school fees schedule for accurate details.