How to Apply for UNILORIN Postgraduate Admission 2025/2026: Complete Guide

The University of Ilorin has opened applications for postgraduate programs for the 2025/2026 academic session. If you're planning to pursue a Master's degree or Postgraduate Diploma, understanding the application process and requirements will help you submit a strong application.

Application Timeline

Mark these dates in your calendar to avoid missing important deadlines:

• Application closes: Friday, May 23, 2025
• Submit supporting documents by: Friday, June 6, 2025
• Qualifying examination: Saturday, June 21, 2025
• NYSC certificate submission: September 30, 2025 (or earlier)

Application Fees

The application fee depends on your residency status:

• Nigerian applicants: ₦25,000
• International applicants: $200 (USD)

Basic Eligibility Requirements

Before you start your application, confirm that you meet these fundamental requirements:

• Five O-Level credits including English Language and Mathematics
• Bachelor's degree with minimum Second Class Honours (Lower Division)
• All credentials must be available in digital format for upload

Program-Specific Entry Requirements

UNILORIN offers various postgraduate programs, each with specific requirements:

Postgraduate Diploma programs are available in Computer Science and Statistics for candidates who may not meet direct Master's entry requirements but want to build a pathway to advanced studies.

The Master of Public Health (MPH) program has additional prerequisites including relevant work experience and specific undergraduate degree requirements. Review the full advertisement on the university website before applying.

How to Apply

The application process is entirely online:

1. Visit the UNILORIN postgraduate portal at pg.unilorin.edu.ng
2. Complete the online application form
3. Upload scanned copies of all required documents
4. Pay the application fee online
5. Print your application form
6. Submit hard copies of documents to the Postgraduate School between June 2-6, 2025

Important Tips

Double-check your application: The university states that applicants are responsible for ensuring accuracy. Review everything before submission.

Prepare documents early: Don't wait until the deadline to gather transcripts and certificates. Some documents may take weeks to obtain from your previous institutions.

Keep digital copies: Scan your documents at high resolution (300 DPI or higher) to ensure they're readable when uploaded.

Need Exam Preparation?

The qualifying examination on June 21 will test your readiness for postgraduate studies. Use Ulearngo's platform to access practice questions and study materials that can help you prepare effectively.

Source: University of Ilorin official announcement, April 2025