UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSION FOR 2024/2025 ACADEMIC SESSION

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the University’s degree programmes.

Bingham University was established in 2005 by the Evangelical Church Winning All (ECWA) to satisfy the yearnings for quality education in Nigeria. The University is committed to providing education that combines intellectual, moral and vocational education in order to produce total men and women who will impact positively on the society.

The 2024/2025 Admission exercise has commenced. Interested candidates are to log on to the University’s website (https://apply.binghamuni.edu.ng) and apply.

Candidates that did not select Bingham University may do so through the JAMB portal and upload their O’Level results. Such candidates are to provide evidence of the change during the screening exercise.

Academic Programmes Available:


College Of Medicine and Allied Health Sciences:
MBBS, Medicine and Surgery

Faculty of Allied Health Sciences
Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science
B. NSc Nursing
B.Sc. Radiography
Doctor of Optometry

Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences
B.Sc. Anatomy
B. Sc. Physiology

Faculty of Clinical Sciences
B. Sc. Public Health

Faculty of Administration
B.Sc. Accounting
B.Sc. Business Administration
B. Sc. Entrepreneurship
B.Sc Procurement Management
B.Sc Supply Chain Management



Faculty of Architecture
B. Sc. Architecture
B. Sc. Landscape Architecture

Faculty of Arts
B. A. English and Literary Studies
B. A. Philosophy
B. A. Religious Studies
B.A Theology

Faculty of Communication and Media Studies
B.Sc. Mass Communication

Faculty of Computing
B.Sc. Computer Science
B.Sc. Cyber Security
B.Sc. Information Technology

Faculty of Education
B.Ed. Educational Psychology
B.Ed. Guidance and Counseling

Faculty of Environmental Sciences
B. Sc. Environmental Management
B. Sc. Estate Management
B. Sc. Quantity Surveying

Faculty of Law
(LLB) Bachelor of Law

Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm)

Faculty of Science and Technology
B.Sc. Biochemistry
B.Sc. Industrial Chemistry
BSc. Industrial Mathematics
B.Sc. Mathematics
B.Sc. Microbiology
B.Sc. Physics

Faculty of Social Sciences
B.Sc. Economics
B.Sc. Library & Information Science
B.Sc. Political Science
B.Sc. Sociology

UTME Candidates
All candidates must have taken the 2024 UTME Examination and obtained a minimum score of
150. The minimum qualification for Degree programmes is five (5) relevant O/Level Credits including
Mathematics and English at not more than two (2) sittings.


Direct Entry
Direct Entry admission candidates must have completed JAMB Direct Entry form, obtained five (5) relevant O/Level Credits including Mathematics and English at not more than two (2) sittings and an A/Level result (IJMB, NCE, National Diploma with a minimum of Lower Credit and Cambridge A/Levels result).

Application forms are available online. Refer to the method of application below.
Completed Forms are to be submitted through the following steps:
1.​Click “Form submission” button.
2.​Print hard copy of submitted forms
3.​Submit hard copy to Academic Office on or before screening day
4.​Note that candidates are to submit along with their admission forms, the following:
​-Character Assessment Form obtained online
​-Applicant’s Confidential Report obtained online
​- Guidance and Counseling Form obtained online
​- UTME/DE Screening Assessment Form obtained online

METHOD OF APPLICATION:

1. Applicants should visit https://binghamuni.edu.ng/apply and create an account if they have not done so already.
2. Once an account has been created, an email containing activation link will be sent to the specified email address during account creation.

3. After account activation, login to the portal and use the "My Payments" menu to access the application form payment page. While on the payment page, a transaction can be initiated using the "Pay with Remita" button after which a payment slip of N2000 will be generated.

4. The payment slip can be taken to any bank branch to complete the transaction or the applicant can just pay online using their ATM cards.

5. Finally, after successfully completing the payment transaction, the online application forms will be accessible to them where they are required to fill and submit the forms using the "Form submission" button.

6. Print and submit the filled forms to the University’s Admissions Office on or before the day of the screening.

If you encounter any problem, please contact:

registrar@binghamuni.edu.ng, academicoffice@binghamuni.edu.ng, webmaster@binghamuni.edu.ng, systemadmin@binghamuni.edu.ng with the following details. RRR No. First name, last name, amount, your phone number and the details of the problem(s) encountered.


NOTE:The guidelines for registration can be found on the University’s website: www.binghamuni.edu.ng/admission

SCREENING EXERCISE
Screening commences at 9am Prompt on screening days.

Venue for the screening is: Bingham University, Permanent Site, KM 26 Abuja-Keffi Express way, Kodape (Auta Balefi) New Karu, Nasarawa State.

REQUIREMENTS

Candidates are required to bring along: Originals and Photocopies of their O‘Level and A’Level results, 2024 UTME result slip, 2 passport size photographs and payment Receipt or Teller. Please note that Direct Entry (DE) Candidates are also required to bring their registration form printout.

Being a faith-based institution, all candidates are to note that if admitted, adherence to School regulations, including Chapel attendance, is mandatory.




FIRST SCREENING

A. Pharmacy, Allied Health Sciences - Tuesday, 13th August, 2024

B. MBBS, Basic Medical Science and Clinical Science - Wednesday, 14th August, 2024

C. Law, Education, Social Sciences, Arts, and Administration and Thursday, 15th August, 2024
Communication and Media Studies

D. Environmental Science, Architecture, Science & Technology and Computing - Friday, 16th August, 2024



SECOND SCREENING


A. Pharmacy, Allied Health Sciences - Tuesday, 27th August, 2024

B. MBBS, Basic Medical Science and Clinical Science - Wednesday, 28th August, 2024

C. Law, Education, Social Sciences, Arts and Administration and Thursday, 29th August, 2024
Communication and Media Studies

D. Environmental Science, Architecture, Science & Technology - Friday, 30th August, 2024


THIRD SCREENING


A. Pharmacy, Allied Health Sciences - Tuesday, 10th September, 2024

B. MBBS, Basic Medical Science and Clinical Science - Wednesday, 11th September, 2024

C. Law, Education, Social Sciences, Arts, Administration and Thursday, 12th September, 2024
Communication and Media Studies

D. Environmental Science, Architecture, Science & Technology - Friday, 13th September, 2024



For further enquiries, please call: 09068659733, 08162288642, 07064483649, or 07065092268



Signed:
Mr.DABURI BELLO MISAL ,FCAI,FIMC

REGISTRAR

https://leaders.ng/2024/08/06/bingham-university-announces-undergraduate-admissions-for-2024-2025-academic-session/


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This sounds like a UK University

I thought I read Birmingham University already.

When I saw the picture of the, i have to go back and carefully read the name again.

Toh 😏

This school might be filled with academic excellence.

I thought it was Birmingham University in the UK until I started seeing Nigeria phone numbers. Lol

Cmanforall:
This sounds like a UK University

Nassarawa, own by ECWA

Located @ Auta Nasarawa state

An opportunity for our president Tinubu who no get certificate yet claims he went to chicago university. Scammer presido

It's an ECWA University, It all started in 1893 when Mrs. Gowans, the mother of a Canadian young man, Walter Gowans, saw the vision of Sudan as a dark area waiting for spiritual illumination and decided that her son, Walter Gowans should be used by God for that purpose. She got two more willing hands in this regard –Thomas Kent and Roland Victor Bingham. The three landed in Lagos on December 4, 1893. They were warned by the Methodist missionaries of the dangers ahead but they remained undaunted. Bingham stayed in Lagos to get supplies from home and maintained contact with friends, while the remaining two moved on the Interior.6 Gowans soon died in Girku near Zaria on November 17, 1894. He was buried in a cornfield by his servant. Tom Kent was taken ill with malaria and also died at Bida on December 8, 1894. Bingham returned home. Mission impossible? Far from that –Bingham came back to Africa in 1900. He was again dissuaded by missionaries and by the ‘devil’ himself from making another attempt to the Sudan. He was ill again and on medical advice, ordered home.7 The two companions who had promised to carry on while he was away, could not make good their promises but left Lagos for home by the next boat.8 Mission impossible? Far from it.

Bingham got three other willing missionaries, namely: E.A. Anthony, Charles Robinson and Albert Taylor who were ready to make the third attempt while another, A.W. Banfields joined the party later. Also with the help Sir Frederick Lugard who gave them a safe passage, they got to Patigi to build the first mission home in 1901.9 There; Dr. Andrew P. Stirret also worked as a Missionary and doctor but within two years of the four missionaries –Anthony, Robinson and Taylor had died leaving only Banfield.10

1n 1904, the second SIM station opened at Wushishi was headed by Mr. F.E. Hein. In 1908, the third SIM station was opened at Egbe under the supervision of Tommie Titcombe. In 1912, another station was opened at Oro-Ago by Guy Playfair. In 1915, the Mission at Agunjin was started. From Agunjin the SIM Missionary work spread to most Igbomina villages. Although progress was very slow, the Mission at Agunjin later became the nucleus of SIM expansion into Igbomina land.11

Understandably, Ilorin remained untouched by the mission’s efforts until the early part of 1940s. The Islamic adherents in the town jealously guarded against any outside influence –particularly from missionaries –on the religion. The colonial government, in line with official policy in this regard would not allow the missionaries to operate so freely in a provincial capital and at the headquarters of the Emir. By 1942, however, the necessity to have a mission station where missionaries going to Igbomina and Yagba towns would receive their supplies became quite obvious.12

All missionaries passing through Ilorin had made use of a building belonging to the church missionary society which was formerly occupied by Bishop Smith. With the departure of Bishop Smith, the house was used by all missionaries as a Rest House. That building became inadequate for the SIM missionaries whose number had grown to the extent that by 1943 they had been operating seven European-Staff stations that depended on Ilorin for supplies and transport facilities. It became necessary for the Mission to apply for certificate of occupancy for land to build a rest house and accommodation for a resident transport agent in Ilorin.13

This was granted in 1943 and work began on it in 1944. Elder R.B. Buremoh was the main contractor, the Missionaries kept strictly to the purposes the buildings were put up for as contained on the certificate of occupancy. No attempt was made to establish a local SIM church until 1946 when the move was made by Rev. C.P. Jenson.

Why is B.Sc Psychology missing?

This is good. Great University.

Nice programs they offer here.

They should keep it up.



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Anyways, join us and thank God o.

One of our Sickle Cell (SS) patient just got cured and genotype has changed to AA.

He is a little boy.

2 Laboratory results have confirmed it.

No Surgery o.

Glory to God.

Not for the poor...

Nigeria youth will think na school for Abroad.

Dem get teaching hospital for Jos too

No address

Cmanforall:
This sounds like a UK University

Hezzyluv:
I thought I read Birmingham University already.

When I saw the picture of the, i have to go back and carefully read the name again.

Prollycool:
I thought it was Birmingham sha...

Tywo2018:
Nigeria youth will think na school for Abroad.

lol

we have Birmingham at home

FameGlory:
This is good. Great University.

Nice programs they offer here.

They should keep it up.



****
Anyways, join us and thank God o.

One of our Sickle Cell (SS) patient just got cured and genotype has changed to AA.

He is a little boy.

2 Laboratory results have confirmed it.

No Surgery o.

Glory to God.

How stop promoting what you can't defend abegi

I hope....just hoping that bandits won't invade that school someday to kidnap students.
Due to vast available lands, institutions are been situated in d North but they forgot that gone are d days when large expanse of land guarantees or characterises higher institutions of learning.
Uni of Ibadan has land capable of accommodating 3 villages (not like Northern Villages ooo that are made up of 5 families in 3 buildings).
University of Ilorin can accommodate 6villages comfortably too.
While universities overseas are known foe their quality of education and building structures not like we have in Nigeria.
Anyways, Bigo abi Bigham University, I know too well that d distance feom ur entrance gate to admin blook is over 3km which makes banditry easy due to large portion of unused forest which is of no use to the institution in d first place.

Full Of Happiness

TO THE AFRICAN SLAVE OF MORDEN DAY,AS YOU GUYS STILL ANSWER SLAVE NAME WHEN THE UNITED KINGDOM CALL YOUR NAME

I read Birmingham. Lol

I see many people thought the same.

Not gonna lie this is a cash grab institution. No entry score requirements just come for screening. Well they're just starting and maybe need the students fees

I thought it's Birmingham University. See as dis op waste my time

Hezzyluv:
I thought I read Birmingham University already.

When I saw the picture of the, i have to go back and carefully read the name again.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Exactly, I thought Birmingham too.

Na the Environment make me go back go check the name well🤣🤣🤣🤣

This one na Low Budget Birmingham University.

Black people and mediocrity shaa. Maybe in one million years to come we will start evolving.

I first though Nigerians don japa sote Birmingham University con de advertise on nairaland

blueghost:
It's an ECWA University, It all started in 1893 when Mrs. Gowans, the mother of a Canadian young man, Walter Gowans, saw the vision of Sudan as a dark area waiting for spiritual illumination and decided that her son, Walter Gowans should be used by God for that purpose. She got two more willing hands in this regard –Thomas Kent and Roland Victor Bingham. The three landed in Lagos on December 4, 1893. They were warned by the Methodist missionaries of the dangers ahead but they remained undaunted. Bingham stayed in Lagos to get supplies from home and maintained contact with friends, while the remaining two moved on the Interior.6 Gowans soon died in Girku near Zaria on November 17, 1894. He was buried in a cornfield by his servant. Tom Kent was taken ill with malaria and also died at Bida on December 8, 1894. Bingham returned home. Mission impossible? Far from that –Bingham came back to Africa in 1900. He was again dissuaded by missionaries and by the ‘devil’ himself from making another attempt to the Sudan. He was ill again and on medical advice, ordered home.7 The two companions who had promised to carry on while he was away, could not make good their promises but left Lagos for home by the next boat.8 Mission impossible? Far from it.

Bingham got three other willing missionaries, namely: E.A. Anthony, Charles Robinson and Albert Taylor who were ready to make the third attempt while another, A.W. Banfields joined the party later. Also with the help Sir Frederick Lugard who gave them a safe passage, they got to Patigi to build the first mission home in 1901.9 There; Dr. Andrew P. Stirret also worked as a Missionary and doctor but within two years of the four missionaries –Anthony, Robinson and Taylor had died leaving only Banfield.10

1n 1904, the second SIM station opened at Wushishi was headed by Mr. F.E. Hein. In 1908, the third SIM station was opened at Egbe under the supervision of Tommie Titcombe. In 1912, another station was opened at Oro-Ago by Guy Playfair. In 1915, the Mission at Agunjin was started. From Agunjin the SIM Missionary work spread to most Igbomina villages. Although progress was very slow, the Mission at Agunjin later became the nucleus of SIM expansion into Igbomina land.11

Understandably, Ilorin remained untouched by the mission’s efforts until the early part of 1940s. The Islamic adherents in the town jealously guarded against any outside influence –particularly from missionaries –on the religion. The colonial government, in line with official policy in this regard would not allow the missionaries to operate so freely in a provincial capital and at the headquarters of the Emir. By 1942, however, the necessity to have a mission station where missionaries going to Igbomina and Yagba towns would receive their supplies became quite obvious.12

All missionaries passing through Ilorin had made use of a building belonging to the church missionary society which was formerly occupied by Bishop Smith. With the departure of Bishop Smith, the house was used by all missionaries as a Rest House. That building became inadequate for the SIM missionaries whose number had grown to the extent that by 1943 they had been operating seven European-Staff stations that depended on Ilorin for supplies and transport facilities. It became necessary for the Mission to apply for certificate of occupancy for land to build a rest house and accommodation for a resident transport agent in Ilorin.13

This was granted in 1943 and work began on it in 1944. Elder R.B. Buremoh was the main contractor, the Missionaries kept strictly to the purposes the buildings were put up for as contained on the certificate of occupancy. No attempt was made to establish a local SIM church until 1946 when the move was made by Rev. C.P. Jenson.

Woow, thanks for this wonderful historical fact. I can see my Home town name and even the Man my secondary school was named after.

Nigerian education has been reduced to its lowest. So one can get admission into this private, and many other public universities with a JAMB score of 150.

We are not helping the young people of this country at all. Even person wey no fit read go fit get 150 for JAMB aswear.

Nehyooh:
Woow, thanks for this wonderful historical fact. I can see my Home town name and even the Man my secondary school was named after.

Are you from Egbe?