UNICAL Courses and Requirements

Are you considering applying for the University of Calabar's 2024-2025 session (UNICAL)? If so, it's time to familiarize yourself with the diverse range of UNICAL courses and admission requirements.

We are delighted to furnish you with comprehensive information to empower you in making well-informed decisions about your academic future.

From disciplines in science and technology to those in the humanities and social sciences, UNICAL offers a plethora of options. Let's delve into the various courses and their respective requirements.

UNICAL Courses and Requirements

UNICAL provides an array of courses, each with its own set of prerequisites. Here's a snapshot of the captivating courses and their corresponding requirements:

• Agriculture
• Agricultural Engineering
• Agricultural Science and Education
• Accounting
• Adult Education
• Agric-economics and Extension
• Animal Science
• Applied Chemistry
• Applied Geophysics
• Architecture
• Banking and Finance
• Business Management/Management Science
• Biochemistry
• Botany
• Business Education
• Chemical Engineering
• Christian Religious Studies
• Civil Engineering
• Computer Science
• Dentistry and Dental Surgery
• Doctor of Pharmacy
• Economics
• Education and Biology
• Education and Chemistry
• Education and Economics
• Education and English Language
• Education and French
• Education and Geography
• Education and History
• Education and Mathematics
• Education and Physics
• Education and Political Science
• Education and Religious Studies
• Education and Social Science
• Education and Social Studies
• Education Arts Educational Foundation & Guidance and Counselling
• Educational Administration and Planning
• Educational Psychology
• Educational Technology
• Electronics and Computer Technology
• Elementary Education
• English and Literary Studies
• Environmental Education
• Environmental Protection and Resources Management
• Estate Management
• Fine and Applied Arts
• Fisheries and Aquaculture
• Food Science and Technology
• Forestry and Wildlife Management
• French Genetics and Biotechnology
• Geography and Environmental Science
• Geology
• Guidance and Counselling
• History and International Studies
• Home Economics
• Human Anatomy
• Human Kinetics and Health Education
• Human Nutrition and Dietetics
• Human Physiology
• Law Library and Information Science
• Linguistics Linguistics and Communication Studies
• Marketing Mathematics/statistics
• Mechanical Engineering
• Medical Laboratory Science
• Medicine and Surgery
• Microbiology
• Music
• Nursing/Nursing Science
• Peace and Conflict Studies
• Pharmacology
• Philosophy
• Political Science
• Public Administration
• Public Health Technology
• Pure Chemistry
• Physical and Health Education
• Physics
• Policy and Administrative Studies
• Radiography
• Religious Studies
• Science Laboratory Technology
• Social Work
• Statistics
• Sociology
• Soil Science
• Special Education
• Surveying and Geo-informatics
• Technology and Vocational Education
• Theatre Arts Tourism Studies
• Urban and Regional Planning
• Zoology

UNICAL Courses and Subject Combination

For each course, there are specific subject combinations and O’Level requirements. Here is a summary of some of them:

• Adult Education: Three Art or Social Science disciplines. 5 credits, including English and mathematics.

• AGRIC-ECON AND EXT: Chemistry, Biology, or Agriculture; Math, or Physics. 5 O’L Credits in English Language, Mathematics, Agricultural Science/Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.

• AGRICUlTURAL SCIENCE AND EDUCATION: Science and education. Select three (3) disciplines from Chemistry, Biology, Agriculture, Physics, Economics, Geography, or Mathematics. Five (5) O Level credit passes or equivalents in English Language, Chemistry, Biology/Agricultural Science, Mathematics, and a related subject.

• ANIMAL SCIENCE: Chemistry, Biology, or Agricultural Science; and Mathematics or Physics. Five credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry, Agricultural Science, or Biology, plus any Animal Husbandry, Physics, Economics, or Geography.

• APPLIED CHEMISTRY: Chemistry and two (2) each of Physics, Biology, and Mathematics. 5 credits in English, Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology, and Physics.

• APPLIED GEOPHYSICS: Physics, chemistry, and mathematics. Five (5) credits in English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology, and Physics.

• BOTANY: Chemistry, Biology, and Physics. Five credits in English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

• CHEMISTRY: Chemistry and two (2) each of Physics, Biology, and Mathematics. 5 credits in English, Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology, and Physics.

• CRK/ STUDIES: CRK with any other Arts or Social Sciences subject. 5 credits, including English, Math, and CRK/IRS.

• EDUCATION AND MATHEMATICS: Mathematics with any two of Physics, Chemistry, or Biology. Five credits in English, Mathematics, Physics, and any two of Chemistry, Biology, Geography, and Economics.

• EDUCATION AND PHYSICS: Physics, mathematics, or chemistry, plus one other topic. Five (5) O Level credit passes, including English Language, Physics, Mathematics, and two (2) other science courses.

• EDUCATION & REL. STUDY: CRS and two other arts disciplines. Credits in at least five related disciplines, including English, Mathematics, and Christian theological studies.

• EDUCATION AND CHEMICAL: Chemistry and two additional topics from Physics, Biology, and Mathematics. 5 credits in English, Math, Chemistry, and either two of Physics, Biology, or Agriculture.

• EDUCATION AND FRENCH: Literature, one art form, and any other subject. Credits in at least five related disciplines, including English, literature, and mathematics.

• EDUCATION AND GEO: Geography and any other Arts or Social Science courses. Five (5) credits in relevant disciplines such as English, Mathematics, and Geography.

• EDUCATION AND HISTORY: History or government, plus any two other art themes. Credits in five O’Level topics, including English Language, Mathematics, History, or Government, plus two (2) more subjects.

• EDUCATION AND SOC. STUD.: Any arts or social science subject. Five (5) credits in relevant disciplines such as English, Mathematics, and Civil Education.

• EDU. FOUN. AND G&C.: The subject of study and any other pertinent subjects. Five credit passes, including one in English language and mathematics.

• EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY: Any three important subjects. 5 credits in English, Math, and any other 3 topics.

• ELEMENTARY EDUCATION: Any three subjects. 5 credits, including English and Mathematics.

• ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION: Select three (3) subjects. Passes with credit in at least five subjects, including English Language and Mathematics.

• ENV.PROT. RES. MGT: Geography, as well as any two (2) Science or Social Science topics. Five (5) credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Geography, and any two (2) topics from Science or Social Science.

• FISHERIES: Five (5) credits in English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology, and Physics.

• FORESTRY & WILDLIFE MGT: Chemistry, Biology, Agricultural Science, Mathematics, or Physics. Five ‘O’ level credit passes in English Language, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology, or Agricultural Science, plus one in Physics, Economics, Further Mathematics, Statistics, and Geography.

• FRENCH: Literature, CRS, or any other Arts course. Five (5) credits, including English Language, Mathematics, and one Arts or Social Science course.

• HUM. KIN. AND HEALTH EDU.: Biology and any two related topics. Five credit passes, including English language, mathematics, and a science course; Physical Education will be an extra advantage.

• Home Economics: Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Five credits, including English, Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology, and Physics.

• MATHEMATICS/STATS.: Mathematics, Physics, and any two of Chemistry, Biology, or Further Mathematics English Language, Mathematics, and two more science topics. A credit in Further Mathematics will be advantageous.

• PHYSICS: Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry or Biology. Five (5) credits in English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, or Biology, plus one other science subject.

• PHYS. AND HEATH EDUCATION.: Biology and any two related topics. Five credit passes, including English Language, Mathematics, and a scientific topic; Physical Education will be an extra advantage.

• RELIGIOUS STUDIES (CRK/IRS): and any other two topics 5 SSCE credits, including English, CRK/IRS, and Mathematics.

• SOIL SCIENCE CHEMISTRY: Biology, or Agricultural Science; and Physics or Mathematics. O’L credits in at least five disciplines, including English language, mathematics, agricultural science/biology, chemistry, and physics.

• SPECIAL EDUCATION: Any three subjects. 5 credits, including English and mathematics.

• STATISTICS.: Mathematics and any two (2) of Physics, Chemistry, and Economics 5 credits in English Language, Mathematics, any two from Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and one from Economics, Geography, and Further Maths.

• ZOOLOGY: Biology, Chemistry, Physics or Mathematics. Five (5) credits in English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology, and Physics.

Isn't it amazing? If you are in the initial stages of researching universities or ready to initiate your application, the University of Calabar (UNICAL) should undoubtedly be on your priority list.

UNICAL, with its robust academic programs, picturesque campus, and excellent location, offers a wealth of opportunities to its students.

But don't just take our word for it – delve into the courses and requirements independently and envision the exciting possibilities that the future may hold for you.

Who knows? Perhaps one day, you'll be proudly crossing the stage to receive your diploma from UNICAL.

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