Chemistry is a major and compulsory subject for science students in Nigeria, secondary schools to be specific. It s also a major prerequisite for aspiring students that want a bachelor’s degree in Biology, Medicinal, pharmaceutical, and most Physical science-related degrees.
On the contrary, there are over 250 science courses and over 400 art courses that one can study without chemistry.
Normally, Nigerian university aspirants applying for some major courses need to have a minimum credit pass in chemistry in their O-level exams.
There are definitely a lot of science courses that you can offer with either less than a credit pass or no chemistry at all.
Without further mouthing, let us delve into our detailed list of course that one can offer without chemistry.
These are Complete List of Courses that you can offer without Chemistry in Nigeria;
- Technical Education
- Vocational and Technical Education
- Anthropology
- Arabic and Islamic Studies
- Arabic Language
- Communication Studies
- Comparative Religious Studies
- Creative and Visual Arts
- Creative Arts
- Criminology and Securities Studies
- Criminology and Security Studies
- Drama/Dramatic/Performing Art
- Economics
- Economics and Development Studies
- Arabic Language and Literature
- Arabic Studies
- Archaeology
- Art
- Chinese
- Christian Religious Knowledge/Studies
- Christian Studies
- Civil Law
- Classical Studies
- Common-Law
- Communication and Language Arts
- Communication Arts
- Efik Ibibio
- English and International Studies
- English and Literary Studies
- English Language
- English Language and Communication Studies
- English Language and Literature
- English Studies
- European and Nigerian Languages
- Fine Art / Fine and Applied Arts
- Fine Art and Design
- French
- French and International Relation
- French, German or Russian
- Fulfulde
- Geography
- German
- German Combined with French and Russia
- Hausa
- History
- History and Archaeology
- History and Diplomacy
- History and Diplomatic Studies
- History and International Relation
- History and International Studies
- History and Strategic Studies
- Igbo
- Igbo/Linguistics
- International Studies and Diplomacy
- Islamic Studies
- Islamic/Sharia Law
- Kanuri
- Languages and Linguistics
- Languages and Literature
- Law
- Linguistics
- Linguistics and African Languages
- Linguistics, Igbo and other African Languages
- Linguistics/Edo
- Literature In English Language
- Mass Communication
- Modern Languages
- Music
- Religious Studies
- Russia
- Russia with French / German
- Sociology
- Sociology and Anthropology
- •Theatre Arts
- Theatre and Film Studies
- •Theatre and Media Arts
- Theology
- Yoruba
- Yoruba and Communication Arts
- Agricultural Science and Education
- Nigerian Languages
- Performing Arts
- Philosophy
- Philosophy and Religious Studies
- Political Science
- Political Science and Conflict Resolution -Under Art
- Portuguese
- Portuguese / English
- Private and Islamic Law
- Psychology
- Public and Private International Law
- Religious and Cultural Studies
- Religious and Human Relations
- Architecture
- Building
- Building Technology – Under Engineering
- Computer Science – Under Engineering
- Home Economics and Education
- Home Economics and Education
- Industrial Mathematics
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Project Management Technology
Courses that you can study with Good Grades In Chemistry
If you are a university aspirant, and you have a good grade like credit pass, here is another list of courses that are related to chemistry.
- Geochemistry
- Forensic
- Chemical physics
- Environmental science
- Biochemistry
- Pharmacy
- Pharmacology
- Agricultural Chemistry
Admission Requirements and Institutions where you can study chemistry
For a vast majority of the Nigerian Universities, in other to study chemistry, you need to meet a couple of academic requirements.
Prospective students who are seeking admission through the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board need to have minimum credit pass in the SSCE or equivalent exam. These should also include Chemistry, Mathematics, English language, and any of the following: Biology/Agricultural Science/Physics. For the JAMB exam, is should be Biology/Agric Mathematics, Chemistry, physics, and the English language.
Nigerian Universities where you can study Chemistry
- Ambrose Alli University
- University of Ibadan
- University of Mkar
- University of Nigeria
- University of Port-Harcourt
- Veritas University, Abuja
- Bayero University Kano
- Bells University of Technology
- Benue State University
- Bingham University
- Bowen University
- Caleb University
- Chrisland University
- Achievers University
- Adekunle Ajasin University
- Adeleke University
- Afe Babalola University
- Ajayi Crowther University
- Covenant University
- Crawford University
- Crescent University
- Delta State University
- Ekiti State University
- Enugu State University of Science and Technology
- Joseph Ayo Babalola University
- Kaduna State university
- kogi State University
- Landmark University
- Micheal and Cecilia Ibru University
- Modibbo Adama University of Technology
- Obong University
- Oduduwa University
- Olabisi Onabanjo University
- Ondo State University of Science and Technology
- Osun State University
- Federal University of Petroleum Resource
- Federal University of Technology Akure
- Federal University, Birnin Kebbi
- Federal University, Dutsin-ma
- Federal University, Oye-ekiti
- Federal University, Wukari
- Godfrey Okoye University
- Hallmark University
- Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University
- Redeemers University
- Renaissance University
- Samuel Adegboyega University
- Tansian University
- Umaru Musa Yaradua University
- University of Benin
- Wesley University of Science and Technology
- Western Delta University