BSc Economics at Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma

Programme overview

The B.Sc. Economics programme aims to produce graduates able to help solve economic problems affecting society, with a broad foundation in economics, banking and finance and business administration. It is a foundation for careers as economists, planners, accountants, and banking and financial experts.

Faculty: Faculty of Social Sciences | Department: Economics | Location: Ekpoma, Edo State

What you will study

Areas of specialisation include the financial system, monetary economic analysis and policy, international trade and finance, project analysis and planning, labour and industrial economics, and accounting.

Career pathways

Economists, planners, accountants, banking and financial experts.

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Application information

Entry requirements

UME: SSCE/GCE credits in at least five subjects including English Language, Economics and Mathematics at not more than two sittings; UME subjects: English Language, Economics, Mathematics plus one other. Direct Entry: GCE A-level in Economics and one other subject, or merit diploma in Banking and Finance, Accounting, Statistics or Business Management.

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

NGN 236,000 a year (2022/2023). Tuition for 100 Level and Direct Entry students in the department, 2022/2023 schedule 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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