FUPRE Launches New B.Sc. Programmes for Science and Non-Science Students

 




FUPRE Launches New B.Sc. Programmes for Science and Non-Science Students


FUPRE has added new B.Sc. programmes for both science and non-science students. This move opens doors for young Nigerians aiming to enter the energy sector. Read on for what’s on offer and how to apply.



The Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun (FUPRE) has announced new academic programmes for undergraduates. These additions cut across science and business-related fields, giving more students a way into the oil, gas and broader energy industries.

This step is part of FUPRE’s push to stay relevant and meet new demands in both research and practical fields. Whether you lean more toward lab coats or boardrooms, there’s now a place for you.


New B.Sc. programmes for business-minded students
College of Petroleum Administration and Management

This college is opening four fresh degree programmes aimed at students without a science background. These are designed for those who want to lead or manage within the energy world, not necessarily work in a lab.

Available Courses:B.Sc. Entrepreneurship
B.Sc. Logistics and Supply Chain Management
B.Sc. Petroleum Information Management
B.Sc. Procurement Management

Each course mixes real-world business knowledge with sector-specific focus. The aim? Train students to take up roles in areas like supply chain, business strategy, data, and project delivery within the energy sector.

These aren’t just fancy course titles. They’re built to help students enter growing roles in the energy and logistics space. Think of it as business education with an oil and gas twist.
For science lovers, there’s more on offer too
College of Science

This college now offers three new programmes. They’re shaped for students who enjoy research and want to dig deeper into the science behind energy, health, and the environment.

Available Courses:B.Sc. Biochemistry
B.Sc. Microbiology
B.Sc. Petroleum Chemistry

Students here will not just sit through lectures. The curriculum includes practical sessions, lab work, and real-world projects. Whether you’re exploring microbes or breaking down petroleum compounds, you’ll be trained to solve actual problems in science and industry.
What you need to get in
Basic entry rules

To apply, you need:At least five credit passes in your O’Level exams (WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB), including English and Maths.
Correct UTME subject combinations (listed below).
A-Level, ND, or similar qualifications if you’re going through Direct Entry.
College of Science requirements

B.Sc. Biochemistry and MicrobiologyO’Level: English, Maths, Biology, Chemistry, Physics
UTME: English, Biology, Chemistry, Physics
Direct Entry: A-Level passes in Biology, Chemistry, or Physics

B.Sc. Petroleum ChemistryO’Level: English, Maths, Chemistry, Physics and one other science subject
UTME: English, Maths, Chemistry, Physics
Direct Entry: A-Level passes in Chemistry and either Physics or Maths
College of Petroleum Administration & Management requirements

B.Sc. Petroleum Information ManagementO’Level: English, Maths, Economics, Geography, Accounting
UTME: English, Maths, Economics, Geography or Accounting
Direct Entry: A-Level in Management, Economics, Accounting

B.Sc. EntrepreneurshipO’Level: English, Maths, Economics, Geography and one other subject
UTME: English, Maths, Accounting, Economics or Statistics
Direct Entry: A-Level in Accounting, Economics, Management, or Statistics

B.Sc. Logistics & Supply Chain Management and Procurement ManagementO’Level: English, Maths, Economics, Geography and one other subject
UTME: English, Maths, Economics, Accounting
Direct Entry: A-Level in Management, Economics, Accounting


How to apply

If you scored 170 or more in the 2025 UTME, you can apply. Didn’t list FUPRE as your first choice? You can switch on the JAMB portal.

Start now:Visit the FUPRE admission page
Email: [email protected]
Call: 08025627549
Why FUPRE?Ranked 6th globally for petroleum studies
Degrees shaped by real industry needs
Hands-on training in science and business
Programmes for both tech-savvy and strategy-driven students
Strong links to energy careers
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