SNUmoh:
Is there any Nigerian University that faithfully completes a Masters Programme in 1year 6months without undue delays?

asuustrike1:
The person who said University of Ibadan didn't take into consideration strike by academicians.

OiOi:
apart from that, MSc is minimum of two years because it's two academic sessions

Xlyad:
UNILAG, one year.

Xlyad:
UNILAG, one year.

majorgr:
the recent NUC standard states that for masters, one must spend minimum of two academic session for all classes of MSc which is 2 years give or take. So, all university must adhere.

fergie001:
Depending on your course, I can 100% tell you, the University of Ibadan.

SNUmoh:
I honestly don't find this fair at all.

SNUmoh:
I wonder what it is with these 2years duration I'm hearing now.

SNUmoh:

Are you serious? For any department?

Xlyad:
very serious. Did mine in less than one year,Department of Economics. UNILAG are very fast.

fergie001:

You can even stay 3 years, depends on the individual..

It is course-dependent, strike, and yourself.

Most importantly, I know people who used just 17months.

majorgr:
it normally depends on the academic calendar of the school if they are very fast within their semesters you may end up finishing on time before the 2 years elapses

SNUmoh:
Oh wow. Now I totally understand. Thank you man.

Xlyad:
very serious. Did mine in less than one year,Department of Economics. UNILAG are very fast.

dogtails:
Ignatius university in portharcourt Msc is 1yr

SNUmoh:
What's their tuition fee for a session like, please?

Xlyad:
75k, aside acceptance fee. fees are dependent on courses and whether the program is full-time, part time or executive. Google the fee of the course of interest -you will see it online.

fergie001:
Depending on your course, I can 100% tell you, the University of Ibadan.

Bukad:
Yes. Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University( formerly Anambra State University) does finish their program in one year or highest 18 months.