The Department of Estate Management has been included in the initial Department of University produce quality personnel to help in the landed property resources of this great nation.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS: In order to be eligible for admission a candidate must possess at least one of the following qualifications

    The Senior Secondary School Certificate (SSCE) or the General Certificate of Education (G.C.E) Ordinary Level or its equivalent with Credit passes in five subjects including English, Mathematics, Economics and any two subjects from Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Geography, Fine Art, Agricultural Science, Technical drawing, Surveying and Building Construction. The five credits must be obtained at not more than two sittings. In addition to the above, a candidate must obtain an acceptable pass in the University Matriculation Examination (UME) conducted by the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB). The UME subjects are English, Mathematics, Economics and one other subject from Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Geography, Technical Drawing, Fine Art, Agricultural Science, Building Construction and Surveying.

    Holders of the Higher School Certificate (GCE) Advanced Level will be considered for admission to Direct Entry provided that they also meet the minimum entry requirement stated in (a). Above. It is important to note that this category of students will be admitted into the 100 level.

    Holders of the National Diploma (ND) in Estate Management with a minimum of Upper Credit (ie 60% mark and above) will be considered for admission by Direct Entry into the 200 level provided they also meet the minimum entry requirements stated in (a) above.

        LIST OF COURSES

        Introduction to Estate Management

        Basic Elements of Planning

        Principles of Land Economy

        Introduction to valuation

        Principles of Agricultural Production

        Land Economics

        Principles of Valuation

        Economics of Agriculture

        Principles of Urban and Regional planning

        Nation and Rating Taxation

        Principles of Property Management

        Estate and Development Finance

        Comparative Land Polices

        Research Methology

        Urban Land Economics

        Advanced Valuation

        Land use and Resources

        Applied Property Management

        Feasibility and Viability Studies

        Professional Practice

        Arbitration and Awards

        Plant and machine Nary Valuation

        Applied town Planning

        Other compulsory courses or compulsory Ancillary courses

        Introduction to Mathematics

        Building Graphics

        Elementary Principles of Micro Economics

        Principles of Accounting

        Nature of Environmental Sciences

        Philosophy and Logic

        History and Philosophy of Science

        Use of English

        Introduction to Statistics

        Principles of Cost Accounting

        Elementary Principles of Macro Economics

        Computer Studies

        Building Construction studies

        Law of contract

        Descriptive Statistics

        General African studies

        Law of Tort

        Statistical Methods and Application

        Building Mathematics

        Water and Drainage

        Public Health Engineering

        Elements of Law

        Problems of the Nigerian Economy

        Introduction to Quantity Surveying

        Project Planning and Control

        Building Economics

        Property Materials

The evaluation of each of the courses takes two forms. The first part is based on Continuous assessment for each course involving tutorial assignments, submission of term papers, fieldwork and workshop practices as well as studio design projects. The accunt Continuous Assessment counts for between 30% and 40% of the scores assigned to each course while the end of semester examinations for 60%-70%.