BA English (Language and Literature) at Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma

Programme overview

The Department of English studies language and literature as products of culture, preparing students for the degree in English (Language and Literature). It aims to give students control of the English language and a literary sensibility, and familiarity with major landmarks in English and African literature.

Faculty: Faculty of Arts | Department: Department of English | Location: Ekpoma, Edo State

Career pathways

Teaching of literature and English language, theatre, electronic and other media; postgraduate study.

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Application information

Entry requirements

UME: O-level credits in at least five subjects including English Language and English Literature, plus at least a pass in a Science subject. UME subjects: English Language and at least two relevant Arts subjects which must include English Literature. Direct Entry: A-level passes in subjects including English Literature and at least one Arts subject.

UTME cut-offs change every year and differ by programme. Check the university's current admission list before you apply.

NGN 202,250 a year (2022/2023). Tuition for 100 level and Direct Entry students in the 2022/2023 fees schedule, the latest session schedule published on the page; excludes acceptance fee and other levies. Returning students (200 level and above) pay different amounts. Source

Undergraduate admission is through JAMB UTME and Direct Entry; for 2026/2027 there is no Post-UTME screening exercise and cut-off marks are based strictly on the JAMB score.

Applications for 2026/2027 undergraduate admission (UTME and Direct Entry) ran from 1 June to 30 June 2026 at https://eportal.aauekpoma.edu.ng/ug/admissions; the online application form costs N5,000, paid online via Interswitch (Quickteller Business). O'Level and Direct Entry results must be uploaded to JAMB CAPS by 30 June 2026.

Apply through the university admissions page: https://aauekpoma.edu.ng/study-at-aau/admissions

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