Undergraduate Programme

AATU offers full-time undergraduate degrees across diverse fields including Science and Computing, Architecture and Environmental Sciences, and Arts, Management and Social Sciences. These programmes are designed to equip students with academic excellence, practical skills, and strong values for future leadership.

Postgraduate Programme

Our postgraduate programmes provide advanced academic and research training at Master’s and Doctoral levels. They are ideal for graduates and professionals seeking career growth, specialization, or scholarly advancement in a flexible and supportive learning environment.

Sandwich Programme

Our Sandwich Programmes are weekend and holiday-based degree options created for working individuals, especially educators and NCE or HND holders. They provide a flexible path to earning a university degree without disrupting work or other responsibilities.

IJMB/JUPEB

The IJMB and JUPEB foundation programmes offer a one-year alternative route into 200-level undergraduate studies. They are suitable for students who wish to build a strong academic foundation and gain direct entry into AATU or other affiliated universities.

Certificate Courses

AATU’s certificate programmes are short-term courses focused on practical skills and professional development. Open to school leavers and professionals, these flexible courses cover areas such as ICT, entrepreneurship, and education, and are designed to boost career prospects.

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Embark on a journey of knowledge, discovery, and growth at Studyhub University. Our admissions process is designed to identify bright, motivated individuals who are eager to contribute to our dynamic academic community. Whether you’re a recent high school graduate or a transfer student seeking a new academic home, we invite you to explore the possibilities that await you.

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