Bowen University has officially released its approved school fees for the 2026/2027 academic session, covering three undergraduate programmes: Law, Medicine and Surgery, and Theatre Arts. The figures, published on the university's official platforms, apply strictly to 100-level students and exclude accommodation and bench fees.
Fee Breakdown for Law and Medicine
For the Law programme, 100-level students will pay an approved fee of ₦6,089,520.00, which includes academic fees of ₦4,423,520.00. The Medicine and Surgery (Pre-Clinical) programme carries the same approved fee of ₦6,089,520.00, with academic fees also set at ₦4,423,520.00.
According to the university's listing, these charges cover only tuition-related costs. Students are advised to consult the school's website for the full details of other fees, including accommodation and bench fees, which are not included in the published figures.
Theatre Arts Most Affordable
Theatre Arts stands out as the most affordable of the three programmes, with an approved fee of ₦890,900.00 and academic fees of ₦470,900.00. This makes it a significantly lower-cost option compared to the other two courses.
The fee structure reflects the university's approach to programme-specific pricing, with professional courses like Medicine and Law attracting higher charges. Students in these programmes should budget accordingly, as the fees are mandatory for the 2026/2027 session.
Context and Additional Information
In a related development, Redeemer's University has also published its approved 2026/2027 school fees for Law, Biochemistry, and Civil Engineering. That listing provides fees for students from 200 level upwards, but does not include 100-level fees.
Bowen University's publication follows a trend among Nigerian private universities to announce fees ahead of the new academic session. Prospective students and parents are encouraged to visit the university's official website for a comprehensive breakdown of all charges, including those not covered in this report.
