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African Aviation and Aerospace University, Nigeria
The BSc Aviation Business is an undergraduate programme offered at African Aviation and Aerospace University, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory. It runs for 4 years (8 semesters UTME; 6 semesters Direct Entry).
Programme for young adults interested in the broader aviation industry, from airlines and regulators to air cargo, air traffic control, maintenance and airport development.
Level: Undergraduate | Duration: 4 years (8 semesters UTME; 6 semesters Direct Entry) | Location: Abuja, Federal Capital Territory
UTME: credit passes at WAEC/NECO or equivalent in Mathematics, English and Economics (programme page) / Mathematics, English and any other three relevant subjects (undergraduate page) at not more than two sittings; UTME subject combination Economics, Commerce, Accounting or Marketing. Pass mark published as 140 on the programme page and 180 (2024 UTME) on the undergraduate page. Direct Entry available.
UTME cut-offs change every year and differ by programme. Check the university's current admission list before you apply.
Registration for the 2026/2027 undergraduate admission closes on 30 August 2026. Applications are made through the SAF application portal.
UTME route: candidates need credit passes in Mathematics, English and three other relevant subjects at WAEC or NECO in not more than two sittings, plus a UTME score of at least 180.
Apply through the university admissions page: https://aaau.edu.ng/undergraduate-programme/
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African Aviation and Aerospace University, Nigeria
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African Aviation and Aerospace University, Nigeria
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