UNIUYO SCE Postgraduate Admission Form 2025/2026

 

UNIUYO SCE Postgraduate Admission Form 2025/2026


UNIUYO’s School of Continuing Education has opened admissions for PGD, Master’s, and PhD programmes for 2025/2026. This piece walks you through the courses, who can apply, and how to get started. If you’ve got dreams of further study, don’t scroll past.



So, the University of Uyo has quietly kicked off admissions for its School of Continuing Education (SCE). No loud noise. Just a gentle update that could shape your next move if you’re ready to go beyond your first degree.

From diploma to doctorate, they’ve opened the gates wide. If you’re tired of hearing “you’re overqualified for this entry-level job” or just want to be addressed as “Dr” someday, this might be your sign.



What programmes are available?

It’s a long list. And I mean long. You might need to sit up for this.
Postgraduate Diploma (PGD)

Offered in different faculties – Agriculture, Arts, Engineering, Law, Education, Environmental Studies, Social Sciences and more. Courses range from:Agricultural Economics
Mass Communication
Public Admin
Cyber Security
Library Science
Tourism and Urban Planning
…to Deep Dialogue and Critical Thinking (yeah, that’s real)

Whether you’re into food, farming, data, or debates, there’s something with your name on it.
Master’s Programmes

More focused, and a bit more demanding.Environmental Health
Gender Studies
Peace and Conflict
Public Health Parasitology
Business Administration (Executive MBA)
Project Management
Education (in all its layered branches)
A bouquet of Law and Policy courses

And yes, there’s Data Science and Cyber Security too — in case you’re into tech and not textbooks.
Ph.D. Programmes

If you’re really going all the way, here’s where it gets real. UNIUYO is offering doctorates in:Peace and Conflict Studies
Public Order and Info Management
Parasitology (and three other science-heavy tracks)

Not for the faint-hearted, but definitely for the determined.
Who is eligible?

Right, the part where many sigh and scroll past. But don’t. Read this slowly.
For PGD:You must have at least a Third Class degree from a recognised school
Or, an HND with lower credit
WAEC or NECO? Yes. Credit in English and Maths plus three other subjects
For Master’s:You need a Second Class Lower or better
OR a PGD in a related field
And the usual credits in your O’level, same as above
For PhD:Must already hold a Master’s degree
Some programmes ask for PGD too, plus work experience
Sciences require full science background from day one (you can’t enter through the back door here)
General Rules:NYSC certificate is a must (discharge, exemption, or exclusion – pick your version)
Transcripts should be sent within your first year. Miss it, and well… your admission may disappear.
You might be screened, especially for Master’s and PhD. So don’t say no one warned you.
How to apply (without stressing too much)

Okay, here’s the process. It’s a bit long, but if you follow this, you won’t end up locked out by tech issues or payment glitches.
Step-by-step guide:Go to UNIUYO ePortal
Or go straight to the admissions portal
Hit Apply Now
First time? Click Create Account
Fill your name, email, phone number… the usual.
Verify your email (check spam if you don’t see it)
Log back in
Choose your programme type (PGD, MSc, etc.)
Generate a Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR)
Pay ₦12,000 — online or at the bank
(Yes, it’s non-refundable. No, they won’t chase you if you change your mind)
Confirm the payment back on the portal
Start your application:Fill the form
Upload your documents (PDF only, please)
Include your research proposal if required
Then submit
Print your acknowledgement slip and your screening form

That’s it. You’re in. Or at least, in the waiting room.
One more thing…

Address anything official to:

The Administrative Secretary
School of Continuing Education and Professional Studies
University of Uyo, Uyo
P.M.B. 1017, Uyo


Or check out the full SCE admission advert PDF here


So yeah, if you’ve been thinking, “Maybe I should go back to school,” this might be the sign you needed. It won’t register itself. You’ve got the info now. Go use it.

Or don’t. But then again, do.