The UNIUYO Faculty of Law, on the Annex Campus, awards the Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) degree over a five-year programme. It runs three departments and is accredited by both the National Universities Commission and the Council of Legal Education.
Departments in UNIUYO Faculty of Law
- Public Law
- Private Law
- International Law & Jurisprudence
After the LL.B, graduates proceed to the Nigerian Law School and, on passing the Bar Part II examinations, are called to the Nigerian Bar. UNIUYO Law graduates have been admitted to the Law School every year since 1989.
Entry requirements for UNIUYO Law
Law is highly competitive at UNIUYO, so aim above the general cut-off. You need five SSCE credits including English Language and Literature-in-English. UTME subjects are Literature-in-English, Government or History, and any other Arts or Social Science subject, plus English. Direct Entry candidates usually need two A-Level passes in relevant Arts subjects.
- The UNIUYO cut-off mark
- UNIUYO Post-UTME subject combinations
- UNIUYO admission requirements for Direct Entry candidates
About the Faculty of Law
The Faculty of Law started in October 1985 as a department in the Faculty of Social Sciences of the then University of Cross River State, taking over the staff and students of the former Ime Umanah College of Law, Abak. It became a full faculty in 1986, moved to the Ikot Osurua campus in October 1987, and graduated its first set of students in 1989.
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