Maryam Abacha University Kano School Fees in 2025
FAQs
What is the tuition fee for new (fresh) students at MAAUN for 2025?
For fresh students at MAAUN, tuition varies based on the faculty. For example, for the 2024/2025 session the School of Computing, Nursing Sciences and Health Sciences charged ₦1,502,000; the School of Law charged ₦1,820,000. Some recent reports suggest revised figures for 2025/2026, ranging from about ₦1,024,500 up to ₦2,120,000 depending on programme. Therefore, while the exact 2025 fresh‑student tuition for each faculty may change, you should expect similar or slightly higher ranges.
What other fees do fresh students need to pay beyond the tuition?
In addition to the tuition fee, fresh students are required to pay an Application/Admission processing fee, a Medical Screening fee and a Matriculation fee. For 2024/2025, the Admission Fee for freshmen was ₦40,000, Medical Screening Fee ₦30,000, and Matriculation Fee ₦40,000 in many faculties. For 2025/2026 the applicant bulletin shows payment processing fee of ₦50,000, Medical Screening ₦50,000 and Matriculation ₦50,000 for some programmes.
Do returning (continuing) students pay the same fee as fresh students?
No — returning students (those who have already matriculated) often pay a lower tuition fee for their subsequent years. For example, for 2024/2025 the tuition fee for returning students in the School of Health Sciences, Nursing and Computing was ₦1,302,000 compared to ₦1,502,000 for fresh students in same faculties. Always check the latest schedule, as changes may apply.
Where can students verify the exact fee schedule and payment instructions?
Students should verify the official fee schedule on the university’s website (the “Tuition & Fees” or “Payment Schedule” sections) to get the authoritative figures for their faculty and level of study. For example, MAAUN’s website lists the fee schedule for 2024/2025 by faculty. Also check for updates posted on the site (for 2025/2026 etc) and use the designated bank accounts or payment portals indicated by the university to avoid incorrect payments.