Adeleke University Releases Approved Fees for 2026/2027 Academic Session
- Adeleke University in Ede, Osun State, published its approved fee schedule for the 2026/2027 academic session covering all faculties
- Medicine students face the highest annual bill at N6.75 million, while Health Information Management students pay the lowest fees on the list
- The fee structure covers residential costs across multiple departments and breaks payments into instalment options across two semesters
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Adeleke University, located in Ede, Osun State, has released its officially approved fee structure for the 2026/2027 academic session, covering residential costs across all departments and faculties.
The document, which details session fees broken into first and second semester components as well as four instalment payment options, applies to students from 100 level through to final year across every faculty in the institution.
Source: UGC
Medicine and Law Among the Highest Bills
Medicine carries the steepest price tag on the list, with 100-level students billed N6,753,800 for the session. Pharmacy follows at N4,513,800 for freshers.
Law students in their first year face a session fee of N3,518,800, dropping to N3,182,460 for 200 to 400-level students and N3,382,460 at the 500 level.
Nursing fees sit at N3,485,050 for 100-level students, N3,248,175 for years 200 to 400, and N3,548,175 at the 500 level. Medical Laboratory Science freshers are billed N3,290,612.50, with the figure dropping to N2,905,650 for 200 to 400-level students.
On the more affordable end of the scale, Health Information Management (HIM) students at 100 level pay N1,779,825, while those in 200 to 300 level are billed N1,729,825, making it the lowest fee on the published list.
How Payments Are Structured Across Faculties
For departments like Business Administration, Public Administration, Economics, Finance, and Library and Information Science, 100-level students pay N2,019,000 per session, with 200 to 300-level students billed N1,969,000 and final-year students at N2,169,000.
Mass Communication students in their first year are charged N2,368,800, while 200 to 300-level students pay N2,184,488 and 400-level students N2,384,488.
In the Faculty of Engineering, Electrical, Mechanical, and Civil Engineering students at 100 level face a bill of N2,433,200. Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Software Engineering, Information Technology, and Information Systems students are charged N2,310,862.50 at 100 level, with 200 to 300-level students paying N2,132,696.
The fees are split into two semesters, with the first semester accounting for approximately 53.37% of the total session cost and the second semester covering the remaining 46.63%.
Each semester is further divided into instalment options, giving students and families the flexibility to spread payments across the academic year rather than paying in one lump sum.
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The scholarship applies to students across all 4 colleges, covering Arts, Engineering, Management and Social Sciences, and Science and Computing.
Source: Legit.ng
