Kano State University of Science and Technology, Wudil (KUST) started out as “Kano University of Technology” (KUT) back in 2001. This University of Science and Technology is located in Wudil, a popular Local Government in Kano State. The university was officially renamed Kano University of Science and Technology in 2005 in conformity to the Gazette laws of the University. The institution is a member of the Association of Commonwealth Universities.
Although they started with just 2 faculties, the growing university now boasts of six Faculties (Faculty of Agriculture and Agricultural Technology (FAAT); Faculty of Computing and Mathematical Sciences (FACMS); Faculty of Earth and Environmental Sciences (FAEES); Faculty of Engineering (FAENG); Faculty of Sciences (FASSE) and Faculty of Sciences and Technical Education (FASTE)).
The University currently has 10 institutes. They also run IJMB and remedial sciences under the Directorate of Institute and Continuing Education. The most amazing fact about this institution is how they have attracted young people from all over the country. The school currently boasts of over 15,000 students, a number that is highly impressive, given it was established less than 18 years ago.
The Kano State University of Science and Technology may not be among the most popular Universities in Nigeria, but it remains one of the best in the country. Although debatable, it is believed that education in the Northern part of Nigeria has not been on the high for a long time. The issue is surely not because of lack of standard educational institutions in the area. In fact, one of the best universities in the country is located at the heart of Northern Nigeria and the establishment of KUST in Kano State only confirms the interest of the Federal and State Government in promoting education in the region.
Since its establishment in 2001, this University of Science and Technology has made a huge progress in its development, boasting of high calibre lecturers and academic and non-academic staff in its rank. Science and Engineering students will appreciate the rising institution more because of its well-equipped laboratories and general facilities. While the school’s location has only helped its popularity in the northern part of the country, its fast academic calendar and standard learning culture has made the university one of the most sort after state institutions in Northern Nigeria. The institution has drawn a well-deserved praise from all over the country for its academic standard and overall learning culture.
Now the question is; how much do the students pay as school fees? This article answers that. We will take a look at how much the students in this University pay as tuition, categorizing them according to departments. It should be noted that though some departments pay similar tuition fees, the departmental registration charges vary.
- Kano University of Science and Technology School Fees
- Department of Agricultural Science Education
- Department of Agricultural
- Department of Architecture
- Department of Biochemistry
- Department of Biology
- Department of Chemistry
- Department of Civil Engineering
- Department of Computer Science
- Department of Education and Biology
- Department of Education and Chemistry
- Department of Education and Geography
- Department of Education and mathematics
- Department of Education and Physics
- Department of Electrical Engineering
- Department of Food Science and Technology
- Department of Geography
- Department of Geology
- Department of Mathematics
- Department of Mechanical Engineering
- Department of Microbiology
- Department of Physics
- Department of Statistics
- Department of Urban and Regional Planning
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Kano University of Science and Technology School Fees
Here’s breakdown of school fees paid by undergraduates of various departments in the Kano University of Science and Technology.
Department of Agricultural Science Education
Indigene: N22, 800
Non-Indigene: N50, 800
Foreign Student: N80, 800
Department of Agricultural
Indigene: N22, 800
Non-Indigene: N50, 800
Foreign Student: N80, 800
Department of Architecture
Indigene: N22, 800
Non-Indigene: N50, 800
Foreign Student: N80, 800
Department of Biochemistry
Indigene: N22, 800
Non-Indigene: N50, 800
Foreign Student: N80, 800
Department of Biology
Indigene: N22, 800
Non-Indigene: N50, 800
Foreign Student: N80, 800
Department of Chemistry
Indigene: N22, 800
Non-Indigene: N50, 800
Foreign Student: N80, 800
Department of Civil Engineering
Indigene: N22, 800
Non-Indigene: N50, 800
Foreign Student: N80, 800
Department of Computer Science
Indigene: N22, 800
Non-Indigene: N50, 800
Foreign Student: N80, 800
Department of Education and Biology
Indigene: N22, 800
Non-Indigene: N50, 800
Foreign Student: N80, 800
Department of Education and Chemistry
Indigene: N22, 800
Non-Indigene: N50, 800
Foreign Student: N80, 800
Department of Education and Geography
Indigene: N22, 800
Non-Indigene: N50, 800
Foreign Student: N80, 800
Department of Education and mathematics
Indigene: N22, 800
Non-Indigene: N50, 800
Foreign Student: N80, 800
Department of Education and Physics
Indigene: N22, 800
Non-Indigene: N50, 800
Foreign Student: N80, 800
Department of Electrical Engineering
Indigene: N22, 800
Non-Indigene: N50, 800
Foreign Student: N80, 800
Department of Food Science and Technology
Indigene: N22, 800
Non-Indigene: N50, 800
Foreign Student: N80, 800
Department of Geography
Indigene: N22, 800
Non-Indigene: N50, 800
Foreign Student: N80, 800
Department of Geology
Indigene: N22, 800
Non-Indigene: N50, 800
Foreign Student: N80, 800
Department of Mathematics
Indigene: N22, 800
Non-Indigene: N50, 800
Foreign Student: N80, 800
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Indigene: N22, 800
Non-Indigene: N50, 800
Foreign Student: N80, 800
Department of Microbiology
Indigene: N22, 800
Non-Indigene: N50, 800
Foreign Student: N80, 800
Department of Physics
Indigene: N22, 800
Non-Indigene: N50, 800
Foreign Student: N80, 800
Department of Statistics
Indigene: N22, 800
Non-Indigene: N50, 800
Foreign Student: N80, 800
Department of Urban and Regional Planning
Indigene: N22, 800
Non-Indigene: N50, 800
Foreign Student: N80, 800.
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