Department of Urban and Regional Planning
URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING
B.Sc
Overview
The URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING programme provides students with a rigorous grounding in the theory and practice of Urban And Regional Planning, combining core coursework with research, seminars, and practical engagement. Graduates emerge with strong analytical, research, and communication skills that are valued across academia, the public sector, and industry.
Entry Requirements
UTME: Five O'Level credits (including English Language and Mathematics) plus a JAMB UTME score meeting the current departmental cut-off mark.
Direct Entry: Five O'Level credits plus a relevant A'Level, NCE, OND, or equivalent qualification with a minimum of Lower Credit.
Career Prospects
- Urban And Regional Planning Researcher / Lecturer
- Policy Analyst / Public Service
- Consultant in Urban And Regional Planning-related industry
- Further postgraduate study and research
- Entrepreneurship in Urban And Regional Planning-related ventures
- Non-governmental and international organisations