Studying Chemical Engineering at Bayero University, Kano prepares students to work in the industries such as Pharmaceutical, Petrochemical, Food Processing, Iron and Steel and Agro-Allied industries and in the Consulting Firms, Research and Educational Institutions.
Application to Study Chemical Engineering at Bayero University, Kano is done two way:
- As JAMB/UTME Candidates and
- As Direct Entry Candidates
JAMB/UTME Candidates.
Students seeking admission to study Chemical Engineering at BUK must have credit passes in at least 5 subjects from:
- WASSCE or
- SSCE or
- GCE.
The subjects must include:
- Mathematics
- English Language
- Physics and
- Chemistry
Plus one of the following subjects
- Biology
- Technical Drawing
- Data Processing
- Further Mathematics
- Agricultural Science
- Metal works
- Economics
- Geography
The five credit passes must not be at more than two (2) sittings.
Students must also sit for and pass JAMB/UTME examination making the cut off mark. JAMB/UTME subjects combination are:
- Physics
- Mathematics
- Physic and
- English Language
Bayero University, Kano Post UTME
To be eligible for admission, applicants must also write and pass Bayero
University Post UTME, making the cut off mark for the Chemical Engineering.
DIRECT ENTRY Candidates
- GCE Advance Level (A/L) with passes in three (3) subjects which must include Physics and Chemistry and Mathematics be accepted for admission to 200 level.
- IJMB result with required number of points will also be accepted for admission to 200 level.
- National Diploma (ND) in Chemical or other relevant Engineering programmes from a goverment approved Polytechnic with minimum of Upper Credit will be accepted to 200 level
- Higher National Diploma (HND) in Chemical Engineering from an accredited Polytechnic will also be considered for admission, but in this case to 300 level if with minimum of Upper Credit.
Chemical Engineering at Bayero University, Kano is a five (5) years
degree programme leading to the award of Bachelor of Engineering (BEng)
on successful completion of the study
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