CAREER OPTIONS, ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, WHAT THE CAREER IS ALL ABOUT, DURATION, RECOMMENDED AND COMPULSORY SUBJECTS

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 1. BACHELOR OF PHARMACY (B. PHARM)                                                                                                            

 To distribute medicine to treat and prevent diseases in animals and humans. A pharmacist forms the coordinating link between the producer, the doctor, the patient, and the community.

                                                                                              Entry requirements: 

UNAM; a Grade 12 NSSC certificate or any other equivalent qualification with at least 30 points with a B Symbol in English OR 32 with a C Symbol in English. A Score of 2 or better in Mathematics and Physical Sciences or a 2 in Mathematics and a 3 in Physical Science or a 2 in Physical Science and a 3 in Mathematics or a B Symbol or better in ordinary level Mathematics and Physical Sciences. A Symbol B or better in ordinary-level Biology/Life Science is required.                                                                                                       



2. TOUR GUIDE (BACHELOR'S DEGREE IN TOURISM) 

A tour guide is trained in guiding techniques and skills for tour groups on sightseeing tours or excursions, describing points of interest, and providing information about the history and importance of a particular place.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

For NUST, UNAM and IUM, candidates must have at least NSSC at O or H Level grade 12 with pass in five subjects and have obtained a total score of at least 25 points on their point evaluation scales.





3. BACHELOR OF ART IN JOURNALISM AND MEDIA STUDIES



 A journalist gathers relevant information on a specific subject, event, or person. The journalist writes a clear, interesting, and concise article for the press, radio, television, the public relations division of a company or other institutions, as well as related news media. 


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:

UNAM and NUST require an NSSC(O) or H Level Grade 12 or equivalent qualification, with passes in five subjects and a minimum of 25 points on their point evaluation scales. NUST also requires a pass in a special English and Journalism-related general knowledge test.

 


4. BACHELOR DEGREE IN LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE


A librarian selects, collects, acquires, organizes, and facilitates access to many information sources in published audiovisual, electronic, and other formats.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:

UNAM requires an NSSC(O) or H Level Grade 12 or equivalent qualification, with passes in five subjects and a minimum of 25 points on the UNAM point evaluation scale.





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