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University on the Niger has released the approved school fees for 2025/2026 session. Fees vary across courses with options to pay in four instalments. Students are advised to check their faculty and follow the official payment guide.
The Official Word
The University on the Niger, Umunya, has rolled out its school fees schedule for the 2025/2026 academic year. The figures are now public, and students can finally plan with clarity. From medicine to social sciences, every course has its price tag, and yes, there is a bit of relief since the school allows fees to be paid in four instalments.
Let us take a walk through the numbers.
UNINIGER School Fees by Faculty
College of Medicine
- Medicine & Surgery – ₦2,500,000
Faculty of Pharmaceutical Science
- Pharmacy – ₦1,080,000
Faculty of Allied Health Sciences
- Medical Laboratory Science – ₦650,000
- Physiotherapy – ₦500,000
- Radiography – ₦500,000
- Public Health – ₦350,000
Faculty of Science and Computing
- Computer Science – ₦500,000
- Software Engineering – ₦400,000
- Cyber Security – ₦350,000
- Microbiology – ₦250,000
Faculty of Arts, Management, and Social Sciences
- Accounting – ₦200,000
- Economics – ₦200,000
- Psychology – ₦200,000
- Religious Studies – ₦150,000
- Theology – ₦150,000
Faculty of Law
- Law – ₦1,070,000
Payment Option
The university has given room for students to ease the burden. The full amount does not need to be paid at once. Payments can be split into four instalments, which takes off a little weight from families already stretched.
Reaching Out for Support
If there is any confusion about payment steps or more details are needed, the school has provided direct contact lines:
- 09152861562
- 09152861532
- 09152861516
A Closing Note
Fees are now on the table, and the ball is in the students’ court. Some courses carry heavier figures than others, but the instalment plan may soften the load. One thing is sure, planning ahead is better than rushing when deadlines are near.
