Redeemer's University has published its approved school fees for the 2026/2027 academic session on its official website, covering Law, Biochemistry, and Civil Engineering. The fees vary significantly across levels, with some courses exceeding N2 million per year. Notably, the university did not include fees for 100-level students in the online listing, providing figures only for 200-level and above.
Law Fees: Highest at 200 Level
Law students at Redeemer's University face some of the highest fees among the three programmes. The breakdown by level is as follows:
- 200 Level: N3,037,500.00
- 300 Level: N2,628,375.00
- 400 Level: N1,772,250.00
- 500 Level: N1,911,000.00
The 200-level fee is the highest single-year charge across all three courses examined, according to the university's publication.
Biochemistry Fees: Most Affordable Option
Biochemistry runs for three years beyond the 100 level, and its fees are comparatively lower than Law and Civil Engineering. The approved fees are:
- 200 Level: N1,278,200.00
- 300 Level: N1,304,100.00
- 400 Level: N1,427,300.00
Among the three programmes, Biochemistry remains the most affordable option across all listed levels, with fees consistently below N1.5 million per year.
Civil Engineering Fees: Climbing Above N2 Million
Civil Engineering students can expect to pay figures that climb back above the N2 million mark at certain levels. The breakdown is as follows:
- 200 Level: N2,137,500.00
- 300 Level: N1,899,750.00
- 400 Level: N1,884,750.00
- 500 Level: N2,143,500.00
Civil Engineering fees dip slightly in the middle years before rising again at the 500 level, according to the published schedule.
Context: University of Ibadan PhD Law Fees
In related news, Legit.ng recently reported that the University of Ibadan published school fees and other charges for new PhD Law students. The university stated that the total amount payable was ₦356,700, excluding some charges such as the graduation fee and transaction fee.
The publication of Redeemer's University fees provides clarity for prospective and returning students in the three courses, though the absence of 100-level fees leaves that cohort awaiting further information from the institution.
