Babcock University has officially released its approved 2026/2027 postgraduate fee schedule, with updated tuition figures for prospective Master's students across several schools, including the School of Law and Security Studies and the School of Nursing Sciences. The fee breakdown is now accessible on the university's official admissions page, covering programmes such as PGD, MSc, MPhil, PhD, LLM, and other postgraduate qualifications.
Fee Range for Law and Nursing Sciences
For the 2026/2027 academic session, tuition fees for the School of Law and Security Studies and the School of Nursing Sciences now range from N800,000 to N1,100,000, depending on the programme and degree level. This marks an increase from the previous session's rates, which ranged from N650,000 to N950,000.
The published schedule is comprehensive, with separate tabs for undergraduate fees, feeding and accommodation charges, miscellaneous charges, medical student fees, and BUCODEL and BCED fees. This gives prospective students a full picture of the costs involved before enrolment.
Other Schools Affected
The updated fee structure applies across all listed schools, including Basic Medical Sciences, Computing and Engineering Sciences, Education and Humanities, and Management Sciences. The 2026 Summer Bill is also included as a separate item on the fee portal.
Prospective students and returning postgraduate candidates are encouraged to consult the Babcock University tuition and fees page directly for the most accurate and current figures ahead of the 2026/2027 session.
Related Fee Updates from Other Institutions
In a similar development, Legit.ng previously reported that Bowen University released its approved 2026/2027 school fees for Law, Medicine and Surgery, and Theatre Arts students. The figures apply to 100-level students and cover tuition-related charges only.
Medicine and Surgery carries the highest fee among the listed programmes at Bowen University, while Theatre Arts is far cheaper. However, prospective students should note that accommodation, bench fees, and other charges are not included in the published figures.
Babcock University's new fee schedule is part of a broader trend among Nigerian private universities adjusting tuition for the upcoming session. Students are advised to review the official fee pages for both institutions to plan their finances accordingly.
