Maduka University admission 2026/2027: Courses, tuition, accommodation fees requirements [HOW TO APPLY]

Maduka University, located in Ekwegbe – Nsukka, Enugu State, Nigeria, is now accepting applications for the 2026/2027 academic session. This private university offers undergraduate programs in various disciplines, including medicine, law, nursing, engineering, computing, business, and social sciences. There are multiple entry pathways available, including Direct Entry, transfer, and IJMB (Integrated Junior Mathematics and Biology) programs.

For the 2026/2027 academic term, tuition fees vary by faculty. The Faculty of Business and Social Sciences charges ₦800,000 per session, while the Faculty of Computing and Engineering costs ₦900,000 per session. Medical and Health Sciences programs are ₦900,000 per session, with the exception of Medicine and Surgery, which is ₦4,210,000. Other professional programs like Nursing, Pharmacy, and Law are all ₦1,710,000 per session.

Accommodation fees are not explicitly stated in the source material. However, the university does mention that payment plans are available, allowing students to pay 60% of their fees upfront and the remaining 40% in a single installment. For IJMB students, the cost is a one-time payment of ₦800,000.

To apply for admission, interested candidates should visit the university's online admission portal (admissions.madukauniversity.edu.ng) and submit the required information, including JAMB details and O'Level results. The application portal accepts WAEC, NECO, and NABTEB qualifications, with results allowed from not more than two sittings. Prospective students should ensure they meet the requirements for their chosen program, particularly for the JAMB admission route, which requires a minimum UTME score of 150.

In addition to tuition fees, applicants should be prepared to pay a non-refundable acceptance fee of ₦50,000 and provide their O'Level results during the application process. The university accepts applications from JAMB candidates, Direct Entry students, and those transferring from other institutions.