List of Courses offered in Bells University of Technology (BUT) & Requirements

Official list of Courses offered in Bells University of Technology (BUT) are here and Admission Requirements- There are many Departments and Undergraduate Programmes available in Bells University of Technology for students all over Nigeria and beyond.

List of Courses offered in Bells University of Technology

Undoubtedly, Bells University of Technology, Otta is a recognized and one of the reputable Private Universities in Nigeria accredited by the National Universities Commission (NUC) with range of approved degree Courses. The University was established in 2005 and is located Ogun State..

This article will also enlightened you on the Bells University of Technology (BUT) admission requirements and UTME subject combination that can guarantee your entry to study any of the numerous courses listed in BUT and official website at https://www.bellsuniversity.edu.ng/.

List of Bells University of Technology (BUT) Courses

Explore below the available list of Degree courses offered by Bells University of Technology:

  • ACCOUNTING
  • APPLIED MATHEMATICS WITH STATISTICS
  • ARCHITECTURE
  • BANKING & FINANCE
  • BIOCHEMISTRY
  • BIOTECHNOLOGY
  • BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
  • BUILDING TECHNOLOGY
  • BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
  • CIVIL ENGINEERING
  • COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
  • COMPUTER SCIENCE
  • COMPUTER ENGINEERING
  • ECONOMICS
  • ELECTRICAL /ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
  • ESTATE MANAGEMENT
  • FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
  • FOOD SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY
  • FOOD SCIENCE WITH BUSINESS
  • FOOD SCIENCE WITH BUSINESS
  • FOOD TECHNOLOGY
  • HOME ECONOMICS
  • INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY
  • INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
  • MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY
  • MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
  • MECHATRONICS ENGINEERING
  • MICROBIOLOGY
  • NUTRITION & DIETETICS
  • PHYSICS WITH ELECTRONICS
  • QUANTITY SURVEYING
  • SURVEYING & GEOINFORMATICS
  • TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
  • URBAN & REGIONAL PLANNING

BUT Admission Requirements

The Admission into Bells University of Technology undergraduate courses has the following are the requirements:

  1. The ‘O’ Level Mode: This shall be a 5-year programme (for regular 4-year programme). Candidates for this mode must possess 5 credits at one or two sittings as approved by the Senate.
  2. The Direct Entry Mode: The Direct mode is a 4-year programme. For those with Cambridge ‘A’ Level Certificate, JUPEB, NCE, OND, ATS, and as such as the Senate shall recognized in addition to the O-Level requirements.
  3. Special Candidates: Candidates with professional qualifications such as ICAN, CIIA, CIS, and as such as the Senate shall recognized with at least two years working experience can be admitted to spend 3 years.
  4. Intra/Inter University Transfer Mode: Transfer to ODL from other Universities or from the regular (face-to-face) programme by learners who so desired shall be allowed. Students switching from face-to-face mode of study to ODL shall continue from the same level. Such transfer shall be allowed on reasons considered necessary by the Board of the Centre other than committing criminal offences by the applicants.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1.Is Bells University admission still on?

Yes, the Application for admission into undergraduate programmes in Bells University of Technology, Ota is currently open.

2.How much is Bells University post UTME form?

The Bells University of Technology Post UTME charges is as follows:

  • Application Form: NGN2,000:00
  • Admission Processing: NGN3,500:00

3.Does Bell’s University have a dress code?

Yes

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