Where you study
Lectures, group tables and quiet reading fill the week. Room list and opening hours are published by the office.
Campus lifeCampus life
Where students work through the week, and where to go when you need help.
Your weekWhat the days hold
Timetables are built from lectures, practical sessions and group projects. Between them you read, write up lab work, and meet classmates to split the tasks for a project.
Most of the week is spent on campus, so the spaces between classes matter: somewhere quiet to read, a table big enough for four people, and an office that can fix a registration problem.
What students do
- Attend lectures and take notes for the exams at the end of the session.
- Run practical sessions in laboratories and workshops.
- Work in groups on projects and hand in written reports.
- Go to the support office when fees, registration or timetables go wrong.
Around the campusSpaces and support
Four things students use most. The details for each are published once the office confirms them.
Student support
Registration, fees and timetable problems go to the student support office.
Clubs and activities
Student groups meet on campus. The list for this session is published by the office.
Sport
Facilities, fixtures and how to join a team are published by the office.
The cityLiving in Abuja
Abuja is the capital of Nigeria and where the campus sits. The address is below; ask the office for directions and visiting hours before you travel.
Visit informationCampus address
- Address62 Wood, Gwarinpa, Abuja, Nigeria
Next stepSee the campus before you apply
Ask the office for a visit date, or read through the application steps first.