UNILORIN School Fees Across Faculties

Are you wondering how the fees differ between the Science, Arts, and Health Sciences faculties?

You are considering the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) for your undergraduate studies, or perhaps you are a returning student preparing for the new academic year.

Either way, understanding the school fees schedule is crucial for your planning and financial preparedness.

The university has released its fee structure for the 2026/2027 session, providing clear insights into the financial commitments required for different faculties.

Get all the necessary information on the costs associated with your academic pursuit and understand the breakdown of university and faculty charges.

Now’s the time to prepare and ensure your finances are in order for your educational journey at UNILORIN.

UNILORIN School Fees Structure for Undergraduate Programmes

UNILORIN School Fees Structure for Undergraduate Programmes 2026/2027

The management of the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) has published the school fees schedule for undergraduate students for the 2026/2027 academic session. School fees vary depending on the faculty, course of study, and whether the student is a fresher or a returning student.

 

UNILORIN School Fees for Fresh Undergraduate Students (2026/2027)

Faculty/Programme	Estimated School Fees (₦)
Arts & Humanities	90,000 – 110,000
Social Sciences	100,000 – 130,000
Management Sciences	100,000 – 140,000
Science Courses	100,000 – 130,000
Engineering & Technology	120,000 – 150,000
Law	150,000+
Nursing Science	170,000+
Pharmacy	165,000+
Medical Laboratory Science	160,000+
Medicine & Surgery	195,000+

These figures generally include registration, examination, ICT, library, and other administrative charges but may exclude accommodation and acceptance fees.

UNILORIN School Fees for Returning Students (2026/2027)

Faculty	Estimated School Fees (₦)
Arts	45,800 – 47,400
Agriculture	48,380 – 49,980
Communication & Information Sciences	48,380 – 49,980
Education	48,380 – 49,980
Engineering	48,380 – 49,980
Environmental Sciences	48,380 – 49,980
Health Sciences	48,380 – 49,980
Law	48,380 – 49,980
Life Sciences	48,380 – 49,980
Management Sciences	48,380 – 49,980
Pharmaceutical Sciences	48,380 – 49,980
Physical Sciences	48,380 – 49,980
Social Sciences	48,380 – 49,980
Veterinary Science	48,380 – 49,980

The exact amount payable depends on the student’s level and department.

 

UNILORIN Acceptance Fee 2026/2027

All newly admitted students are required to pay a non-refundable acceptance fee, usually ranging between:

Fee Type	Amount (₦)
Acceptance Fee	25,000 – 35,000

Payment of the acceptance fee confirms that a candidate has accepted the admission offer.

Additional Charges

Students may also need to pay for:

• Hostel accommodation (optional)
• Faculty dues
• Departmental dues
• Student union fees
• Medical registration
• Laboratory or studio charges (where applicable)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs): UNILORIN School Fees Across Faculties

1. How much are UNILORIN school fees for freshers in 2026/2027?

Freshers are expected to pay between ₦90,000 and ₦200,000, depending on their faculty and programme. Medical and health-related courses attract higher fees.

2. How much is the UNILORIN acceptance fee?

The acceptance fee is estimated to be between ₦25,000 and ₦35,000 for newly admitted students.

3. Do returning students pay the same fees as freshers?

No. Returning students generally pay lower fees because they do not pay acceptance, matriculation, and screening charges.

4. Which course has the highest school fees in UNILORIN?

Programmes such as Medicine and Surgery, Nursing, Dentistry, Pharmacy, and Veterinary Medicine usually have the highest fees due to their professional and laboratory requirements.

5. Does UNILORIN allow payment of fees online?

Yes. Students can pay their fees through the university’s official student portal using the approved payment channels.

Conclusion

The UNILORIN School Fees Structure for 2026/2027 remains relatively affordable compared to many other federal universities in Nigeria. While fees vary by faculty and programme, students in professional courses such as Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, and Law should expect to pay more than those in Arts, Education, and Social Sciences.

Prospective and returning students are advised to budget early and regularly check the official UNILORIN portal for any updates to the approved fee schedule before making payments.

For further inquiries, the office of the Acting Bursar remains open to all students, providing additional guidance and support in financial planning for your studies.