Redeemer's University has officially released its approved school fees for the 2026/2027 academic session, detailing costs for Business Administration, Nursing, and Architecture from 200 level upward. The published schedule notably omits fees for 100-level students, with figures available only for higher levels.
Fee Breakdown for Business Administration
Business Administration students at Redeemer's University will pay a total exceeding N3 million across three levels. The breakdown by level is as follows:
- 200 Level: N1,237,600.00
- 300 Level: N1,242,500.00
- 400 Level: N1,386,700.00
Nursing Fees: Highest Among the Three
Nursing, which runs for four years beyond the 100 level, carries the highest fees among the three programmes. Students at 200 level face a charge of N2,645,720.00, the most expensive single-year fee in the list. The complete Nursing fee schedule is:
- 200 Level: N2,645,720.00
- 300 Level: N2,425,080.00
- 400 Level: N2,070,250.00
- 500 Level: N2,200,100.00
Architecture Fees and Official Publication
Architecture students will see fees that exceed N2 million at certain levels, with the 400-level charge reaching N2,128,500.00. The full Architecture schedule includes:
- 200 Level: N2,043,750.00
- 300 Level: N1,974,000.00
- 400 Level: N2,128,500.00
The fee schedule was published on the university's official website and covers all listed programmes for the coming academic session. According to the publication, no figures were provided for 100-level students, meaning prospective freshers must consult the university directly for their specific costs.
Context: Law, Biochemistry, and Civil Engineering Fees
In a related development, Legit.ng previously reported that Redeemer's University also released 2026/2027 school fees for Law, Biochemistry, and Civil Engineering. That schedule similarly covered students from 200 level upward, with no 100-level fees listed. Law students face the highest charge, with the 200-level fee exceeding N3 million, while Biochemistry remains the most affordable of the three courses. Civil Engineering fees also cross the N2 million mark at some levels, giving prospective students a clear picture of the financial commitment required before choosing a programme.
