List of Courses Offered In Delta State University & Official Website

Delta State University largely and popularly known as DELSU came into existence in 1992 with Abraka as its main campus, though other campuses are Anwai and Oleh.

The list of courses offered at Delsu (Delta State University) are not all offered in one campus. For example, Faculty of law is at Oleh campus,The University runs a multi-campus system with three campuses within a distance of 200km apart. Abraka Campus, Oleh Campus and Anwai Campus Asaba. But its main and biggest campus is Abraka Campus where most of the courses are offered.

List of Courses Offered In Delta State University (Delsu)

FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE

Department of Agricultural Economics and Extension

Agricultural

(2)       Department of Animal Science

Animal Science

Animal Genetics and Breeding Technology

Animal Production Management and Welfare

Animal Nutrition and Biochemistry

Animal Physiology, Environment and Behaviour

Department of Fisheries

Fisheries

Fisheries Biology

Fisheries Engineering Aquaculture

Limnology

Oceanography,

Hatchery Management

Fish Pathology

Fishing Gear Technology

Fish Physiology

Fish Nutrition and Biochemistry

Post-Harvest Technology

Fisheries Economics

Fish Genetics

Environmental Ecology and Management.

 

Department of Forestry and Wildlife

Forestry and Wildlife

 

FACULTY OF ARTS

Department English and Literary Studies

English Language

Literature in English

 

Department of Fine and Applied Arts

Fine and Applied Arts (MFA)

Art History

Art History

Studio Art

 

(3)       Department of History

History

 

(4)       Department of Languages and Linguistics

            Language and Linguistics Studies

 

(5)       Department of Music

Music

 

(6)       Department of Religious Studies

Religious Studies

 

(7)       Department of Theatre Arts

Theatre Arts (M.A.)

 

FACULTY OF BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCE

(1)       Department of Physiology

Physiology

(2)       Department of Anatomy

Anatomy

FACULTY OF EDUCATION

Educational Administration

Educational Planning

Higher Education Administration

Curriculum and Instruction

Guidance and Counselling

Measurement and Evaluation

Physical and Health Education

Health Education

Social Studies

Agricultural Education

Home Economics Education

Science Education (Biology, Integrated Science, Mathematics Education and Chemistry Education)

Library and Information Science

FACULTY OF LAW

Law

FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCE

Banking and Finance

Accounting

Marketing

FACULTY OF SCIENCES

Animal and Environmental Biology

Computer Science

Micro biology

Mathematics

Industrial mathematics

Geology

Physics

Botany

Animal and Environmental Biology (Zoology)

Biochemistry

Chemistry

FACULTY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES

Business Administration

Economics

Marketing

Accounting

Geography and Regional Planning

Political Science

Sociology

Mass Communications

FACULTY OF PHARMACY

Pharmacy

School Of Medicine

Medicine

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Civil & Structural Engineering

DELSU Official Website

www.delsu.edu.ng

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