Pan Atlantic University Courses & Requirements

School of Management and Social Sciences

The School of Management and Social Sciences of the Pan-African University offers the following programmes:

  • A 4-year Bachelor of Science in Accounting
  • A 4-year Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
  • A 4-year Bachelor of Science in Economics

B.Sc. in Accounting

This accreditation allows the accounting graduates of the school to write only the final set of ICAN exams in order to be qualified as Chartered Accountants. 

Other programmes under this school are:

B.Sc. in Business Administration

B.Sc. in Economics

School of Media and Communication

 B.Sc. in Mass Communication

B.Sc. in Information Science and Media Studies

UTME Entry Requirements for B.Sc. in Mass Communication, B.Sc. in Business Administration, B.Sc. in Accounting and B.Sc. in Economics

  • Five credit passes in O’ level results which must include Mathematics, English and Economics with two others from these subjects: History, English Literature, Government, Civic Education, CRS/IRS, Commerce, Accounting, Business Studies and Marketing
  • The required UTME subjects are English language, Mathematics, Economics/Financial Accounting/Commerce and any other subject.

Direct Entry Requirements into the above courses

  • Two advanced level credits in Arts, Social Science or Science related subjects
  • International Baccalaureate Diploma (IB) in relevant subjects
  • NCE with merit in a relevant discipline
  • An OND/HND credit level in a relevant discipline.

Courses studied under Mass Communication are:

  • Written and Spoken Communication
  • Digital Media and Communication
  • Relationship Management
  • Development Communication
  • Corporate Affairs
  • Community Relations
  • Photography
  • Film and Entertainment
  • Animation
  • Media Business & Enterprise Management
  • Research
  • Multimedia Journalism
  • Television and Radio production
  • Internet and online studies

B.Sc. in Information Science and Media Studies (also known as Digital Media)

Courses to be learnt under this program are :

  • Computer-aided Design in Media
  • Web-based Technologies & Multimedia
  • Multimedia Database Management Systems
  • Programming Languages & Packages for Digital Media
  • Creativity and Innovation
  • Media Production Process
  • Fundamentals of Film & Cinematography
  • Digital Colour Technology
  • Interactive & Motion Graphics
  • Audio and Visual Special Effects
  • Computer Animation Production
  • Digital Rendering
  • E-publishing
  • Internet Broadcasting
  • E-commerce and Business Communication
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Communication in English
  • Mathematical and Statistical Methods

UTME Entry Requirements

  • Five credit passes in O’ level result in the following subjects: Mathematics and English and three subjects from History, English Literature, Government, Civic Education, CRS/IRS, Economics, Commerce, Business Studies and Marketing, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Geography, Agricultural Science)
  • The required UTME subjects are English language and any three of the following subjects: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Literature in English, History, Government, Economics, Geography and Agricultural Science.

Direct Entry Requirements 

  1. Two advanced level credits in Arts, Social Science or Science subjects.
  2. International Baccalaureate Diploma (IB) in relevant subjects.
  3. NCE with merit in a relevant discipline
  4. An OND/HND credit level in a relevant discipline.

Inter-university Transfer Requirements 

Pan-Atlantic university offers admission to students who wish to transfer from another institution of higher learning. Although, only a few transfer students are admitted each year and it is advised that applicants consider applying to other universities as well because there are is a chance they may be denied admission into Pan-Atlantic University 

Applicants must be able to show clearly that they are likely to make a significant contribution to Pan-African University  based on their past performance, demonstrated values, and experiences.

  • A transfer student must be a current student of the university from which he/she seeks to transfer
  • Applicants must have a clean disciplinary record
  • A transfer student from any Nigerian University is required to possess a JAMB score that is not less than the minimum score of the school students admitted into the intended department that year, neither should it be less than the minimum JAMB score as approved by the university
  • An applicant must have made a minimum cumulative grade point (CGPA) average of 2.50 on a 5.00 point scale in order to be considered for admission into 200 level. However, students with CGPA not lower than 1.50 may be considered for admission into 100 level
  • The application should be accompanied by student’s transcript for verification
  • A student can only transfer into the same course of study or a similar course to that which he or she was engaged or involved in the former University
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