List Of Courses Offered In Anchor University
FAQs
What kinds of undergraduate programmes does Anchor University offer?
Anchor University offers a broad selection of undergraduate Bachelor’s degree programmes across disciplines such as sciences, technology, education, business, health sciences, and more. For example, there are programmes in Information Technology (B.Sc.), Computer Science (B.Sc.), Nursing Science (B.Sc.), Public Health (B.Sc.), Business Administration (B.Sc.), Biology Education (B.Sc.Ed) and Physics Education (B.Sc.Ed) among others.
What are some of the specific course topics students will study within one of these programmes?
Within individual programmes, students will cover core and specialised topics. For instance, in the Computer Science programme they study courses like Introduction to Computer Science, Elementary Mathematics I & II, Programming, Data Structures and Algorithms, Operating Systems, Computer Architecture & Organisation, AI and Expert Systems, Software Engineering and Project Work. Similarly, in Public Health they encounter Introduction to Public Health, Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Environmental Health, Human Behaviour in Health and Illness, and a Research Project.
What are the admission/unit requirements for some of the programmes?
Yes — each programme lists its minimum admissions criteria and total unit requirements. For example, the Information Technology programme requires a UTME score of 160 and above, credits in five senior secondary subjects including English Language and Mathematics, plus three other relevant science courses. Students must complete a minimum of 160 units for graduation in that programme. For the Nursing Science programme, similarly students must obtain credits including English and Mathematics plus science subjects, and complete a minimum of 150 units.
Are there programmes specifically for education (teacher‐training) as well as for pure sciences and technology?
Yes, Anchor University offers programmes oriented towards education (teacher‐training) such as Biology Education (B.Sc.Ed) and Physics Education (B.Sc.Ed) which combine subject content (biology or physics) with educational theory & practice. For example, the Biology Education programme includes practical biology, molecular biology, environmental microbiology, instructional media and technology – all integrated with educational courses like curriculum development. The Physics Education programme similarly combines core physics topics (e.g., classical dynamics, electromagnetism, nuclear physics) with professional education courses (like teaching methods, practicum, measurement & evaluation) for future educators.