Are there online or hybrid learning options?
UPRL offers select postgraduate programmes in hybrid delivery mode, allowing working professionals to combine on-campus intensive sessions with online learning. Full online programmes are being developed for future rollout.
What is the teaching methodology at UPRL?
UPRL employs a practice-integrated pedagogy combining lectures, seminars, field projects, industry placements, case studies, and digital simulations. Students work on real-world briefs with industry partners throughout their studies.
What programmes does UPRL offer?
UPRL offers over 32 programmes spanning Undergraduate, Masters, and PhD levels within the disciplines of Public Relations, Communication, Journalism, Leadership, Governance, and related fields.
When is the application deadline?
Application deadlines are published annually on our website and through JAMB. We advise applicants to apply early as places are competitive. Check our Admissions page for current deadlines.
Is there a Direct Entry option?
Yes. Candidates with relevant OND, HND, or A-Level qualifications may apply for Direct Entry into 200 Level. The minimum requirement is a Lower Credit for OND/HND or passes in two relevant A-Level subjects.
What is the academic session calendar?
UPRL operates a two-semester academic calendar. The first semester typically runs from September to January, and the second semester from February to June, with examinations, break periods, and convocation included.
How do I apply to UPRL?
Applications are submitted through the JAMB portal for undergraduate admissions, or directly via the UPRL Admissions Portal for postgraduate programmes. Visit our Admissions page for step-by-step guidance.
What are the entry requirements for undergraduate admission?
Applicants must have a minimum of five (5) O’Level credit passes (including English Language and relevant subjects) obtained in not more than two sittings from WAEC, NECO, or GCE. A minimum UTME score as specified by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) is also required.