Skip to main content

Mudiame University, slashes tuition fee by 50%

 Mudiame University slashes tuition fees by 50%, offers installment payment 



Mudiame University Irrua (MUI) has announced reduction of up to 50 per cent in tuition fees in an attempt to improve access to quality education in the country.

Coupled with an Employment Guarantee Policy, where all first class graduates in the school are offered automatic employment, and possible exchange Programme to universities abroad, the school in a release said payment of tuition fees would be allowed in installment to assuage the impacts of the prevailing economic challenges in the country.

Announcing the development, the Chancellor, Prof Sunny Eromosele Eboh said all applicants who are indigenes of Esan area of Edo would enjoy scholarship that will see them pay only 50 per cent of their tuition fees.

Eboh added that all Edo citizens would be offered 30 per cent scholarship while Niger Delta indigenes would enjoy 20 per cent of their tuition fees.

He noted that the development is with immediate effect, especially for prospective students who are seeking admission into degree Programmes for the 2022/2023 academic year. 

According to him, the school currently offers degree programmes in Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Food Science & Technology, Material and Metallurgical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Accounting, Entrepreneurship, Economics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Software Engineering, Biotechnology, Physics with Electronics and Mathematics.



Professor Eboh said, the University is reducing the tuition fee of the prospective students as part of it's Corporate Social Responsibility to its immediate environment, as all the students of the university, irrespective of their state of origin, has one thing or the other to benefit, especially the Employment Guarantee Policy, an opportunity which is currently being exclusively offered by Mudiame University, Irrua. He added that, qualified students could apply and get instant admission by logging on to www.mudiameuniversity.edu.ng/prospective-students.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

2024 EDO GUBER: ... to be indifferent, is dangerous -Oduma warns

 2024 EDO GUBER: ... to be indifferent, is dangerous  -Oduma warns By: Oriaifoh Godwins The people, and electorates of Edo state has been called upon to join in changing the ugly narrative that is currently putting Edo state in the rear seat in terms of growth and development amongst the comity of progressing states in Nigeria.  The All Progressives Congress, APC, Assistant Deputy Director for Mobilisation, in Edo central Senatorial district, Hon. Chief Robert Okoinemen, aka the Oduma of the universe, made this call recently while speaking with a team of Journalists in Uromi, Esan North East local government area of Edo state. Speaking, Chief Okoinemen, who lamented that many Edo people, including those that  supported governor Godwin Obaseki's second tenure election, are all regretting today. He said; "myself and a couple of other people warned us on the devastating implications of giving Obaseki a second chance, but people turned deaf ears to our warnings" " Myself...
Post a Comment
Read more

Edo State Commissioner For Justice, Chairman, LG Service Commission, Suspended

Edo State Commissioner For Justice, Chairman, LG Service Commission, Suspended By: Our Correspondent The Edo state Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Barr. Samson Osagie and the Chairman of the state Local Government Service Commission, Hon. Damian Lawani, has been suspended from their offices over allegations of financial infractions. The suspension of the two very important officers, which is with immediate effect, is contained in a statement issued on Wednesday evening by the Secretary to Edo State Government (SSG), Umar Musa Ikhilor Esq.  Governor Okpebholo consequently ordered the setting up of a panel to investigate the allegations of financial infractions levelled against Osagie and Lawani, and make appropriate recommendations to the governor. The statement read thus: “It is hereby announced for the information of the general public that the Governor of Edo State, Senator Monday Okpebholo, has approved the suspension from office, of the Chairman of Edo State Loca...
Post a Comment
Read more

Gov Okpebholo restores full statutory rights to Oba of Benin

Gov Okpebholo restores full statutory rights to Oba of Benin  In a bid to further right the wrongs of the immediate-past administration and foster cordial relations between the Government and the people, the Edo State Governor,  Senator Monday Okpebholo has restored the full statutory rights of the Benin Monarch over the contentious issue of the ownership of ancient artefacts looted from the palace of the Oba of Benin during the 1897 Benin Massacre by the British colonial forces. Also, the State Government is withdrawing the letter revoking the concession of the Oba Akenzua II Cultural Centre issued by the last administration to be used as a motor park.  “This administration is restoring the centre to a suitable condition for its original purpose. “This administration also hereby abolishes the new traditional councils in Edo South, created by the last administration.” Accordingly, Governor Okpebholo has restored the statutory financial entitlements of the Benin Traditiona...
Post a Comment
Read more