Who can apply

The admission exercises target two main groups:

• UTME candidates — those who sat JAMB UTME and scored at or above the official cut-off for admission consideration.
• Direct Entry (DE) candidates — holders of approved post-secondary qualifications (see details below).

Entry requirements (summary)

Full-time degree programmes

• UTME candidates: Five O'Level credit passes (WAEC/NECO/NABTEB/GCE/SSCE) in not more than two sittings.
• Direct entry: Acceptable qualifications include JUPEB, IJMB, GCE A/L, ND, NCE and HND where applicable.
• Typical duration: 3–5 years depending on programme and candidate entry level.

Part-time (weekend) degree programmes

• Designed for working/mature candidates who study on weekends.
• For 100-level entry: Five O'Level credit passes in not more than two sittings.
• Other entry modes follow direct entry rules (JUPEB, IJMB, ND, NCE, HND).
• Typical duration: 4–5 years.

Top-up & conversion programmes

• For holders of ND, NCE or HND seeking a university degree.
• Also for university graduates with third class or pass degrees who wish to convert or change fields.

Sub-degree & pre-degree options

• IJMB/JUPEB programmes to prepare for direct entry into Wesley University or other universities.
• Pre-degree (intensive) programmes for candidates needing to improve O'Level results and prepare for JAMB UTME.
• Minimum: Five O'Level credits in one or two sittings.

Available degree courses (high-level list)

Wesley University organises programmes by colleges. Below is a concise list of undergraduate courses advertised for 2026.

College of Natural and Applied Sciences

• Biochemistry
• Microbiology
• Industrial Chemistry
• Industrial Mathematics
• Physics with Electronics
• Applied Geology
• Geophysics
• Computer Science

College of Agriculture, Food Science and Technology

• Food Science and Technology
• Hospitality and Tourism Management
• Nutrition and Dietetics
• Agriculture (with options in Animal Science; Agric Extension & Rural Development; Agric Economics; Crop Science; Soil Science; Fisheries & Aquaculture)

College of Social and Management Sciences

• Banking and Finance
• Accounting
• Business Administration
• Economics
• Mass Communication
• Political Science

College of Estate Design and Management

• Urban and Regional Planning
• Estate Management

College of Arts

• Theology (B.A. Theology)

How to apply — step-by-step (general)

Follow these general steps on the official application portal when applying:

1. Open the official application page: https://portal.wesleyuni.edu.ng/application-form/
2. Create an account or log in if you already have one.
3. Complete the online application form with accurate personal and educational details.
4. Upload scanned copies of required documents (O'Level results, JAMB details where applicable, birth certificate/ID, passport photograph). Ensure scans are clear and within the portal's size limits.
5. Pay the application fee through the portal's approved payment channels (confirm amounts and payment options on the portal).
6. Submit the application and print or save the acknowledgement/receipt for your records.
7. Check the portal regularly for updates about Post-UTME screening dates, test formats and admission decisions.

Documents to prepare

• O'Level result(s) (WAEC/NECO/NABTEB/GCE) — original and scanned copies.
• JAMB UTME result slip (for UTME applicants).
• Direct Entry certificates (ND, NCE, HND, JUPEB/IJMB results) where applicable.
• Passport photograph (digital and printed as required).
• Birth certificate or age declaration and a valid means of identification.
• Any other documents requested on the application portal.

Practical tips

• Confirm course-specific subject requirements and cut-offs on the official university site before applying.
• Scan documents at good quality but within permitted file size limits to avoid upload errors.
• Use a reliable internet connection when paying fees and submitting forms to prevent incomplete submissions.
• Keep copies of all receipts and acknowledgement pages; these are needed for verification.
• If unsure about eligibility or procedures, use the contact information on the official university website for clarification.

Final notes

Always use the official Wesley University website and the official application portal to complete your application. Check the portal frequently for updates on screening dates, requirements and admission decisions.

Apply here: https://portal.wesleyuni.edu.ng/application-form/