Redeemer's University 2026/2027 School Fees: Theatre Arts, Accounting, Computer Engineering
Redeemer's University 2026/2027 Fees: Theatre Arts, Accounting, Computer Engineering

Redeemer's University has published its official school fees for the 2026/2027 academic session, covering students from 200 level upwards across all departments. The fee schedule reveals significant variations among courses, with Computer Engineering attracting the highest charges, particularly at the 500 level.

Fee Breakdown for Theatre Arts and Accounting

According to the university's released schedule, Theatre Arts students will pay N1,480,500 at 200 level, N1,508,250 at 300 level, and N1,662,750 at 400 level. Accounting students face a different structure: N1,508,250 at 200 level, N1,331,250 at 300 level, and N1,485,750 at 400 level.

These figures show that Theatre Arts fees increase progressively each year, while Accounting fees dip at 300 level before rising again at 400 level. The university released the full breakdown for every course on offer, as reported by Legit.ng.

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Computer Engineering Fees and Highest Charges

Computer Engineering carries the highest fees among the three courses highlighted, with five levels of study. Students at 200 level pay N2,137,500, at 300 level N1,899,750, at 400 level N1,884,750, and at 500 level N2,143,500.

Computer Engineering students at 500 level face the steepest single-year charge across all three courses, at N2,143,500. This makes the final year the most expensive for these students, exceeding even the 200 level entry fee.

Context and Previous Fee Releases

Legit.ng recently reported that Redeemer’s University had also released its approved 2026/2027 school fees for Law, Biochemistry, and Civil Engineering. That published fee schedule covered students from 200 level upwards, while the university did not include the fees for 100-level students in that release.

The current publication follows the same pattern, focusing on continuing students. The university's fee structure across all courses is now available for students and parents to review ahead of the new academic session.

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