This entire page attempts to cover the List of Schools that offer French and International Studies under the Arts & Humanities in Nigeria.
We will also talk about;
– The subject combinations needed to study French and International Studies
– JAMB UTME Subjects and Requirements
– O’Level Subjects and Requirements
– Direct Entry Requirements
– and other information you require to successfully gain admission to study French and International Studies.
You need to read the entire content of this page to get all the knowledge you require for this course.
French and International Studies can be studied under the Arts & Humanities in the following Nigerian Universities;
Subject Combination / JAMB UTME Requirements
In UTME, please note that English Language is Compulsory for this course. Therefore, the three (3) other JAMB UTME subject combination needed to study French and International Studies under the Faculty of Arts & Humanities in the above listed universities include;
French and any other two (2) subjects from Arts and Social Sciences.
SPECIAL CONSIDERATION (WAIVER) REMARKS
UNIOSUN requires Government or History plus any other Arts Subjects
O’Level Requirements
The O’level subject combination and requirements needed to study French and International Studies;
You require;
Five (5) SSCE credit passes including French and English Language plus one (1) other Arts subject.
SPECIAL CONSIDERATION (WAIVER) REMARKS
(i) UNIOSUN requires five (5) ‘O’ level credit passes or its equivalent in English Language, Government or History and any other three (3) subjects.
Direct Entry Requirements
These are the conditions you need to fulfill to gain Direct Entry admission to study French and International Studies, if you don’t intend to use UTME.
You require;
Two (2) ‘A’ level passes including French and one (1) other Arts subject.
SPECIAL CONSIDERATION (WAIVER) REMARKS
(i) UNIOSUN requires ‘A’ level passes in French and Government or History and any other Arts or Social Science subject. Accepts ND and approved equivalent in relevant programme with at least a lower credit. The NCE is acceptable as ‘A’ level equivalent.