How to Apply for Admission
- Before you apply, read this Application Guide and the information on your course page to ensure that you provide the correct documents and information. Our Technical Help, which you can also access from your application, provides step-by-step help on how to use the online form.
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Baze University does not use application deadlines. This means that you can apply for admission all the time. Before you start your application, you need to ensure that your application and all supporting documents are ready.
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You can submit multiple applications to different courses, but please do not accept any offer until you have received a decision from all the programmes you have applied for. When you have received all decisions from the university please make sure you accept only one offer as soon as possible.
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In choosing your course, read the course page carefully to make sure that you meet the entry requirements, as admissions to Baze are highly competitive, and that you are familiar with the structure and content of the course (for transfer students). The course pages will show whether your preferred course is currently accepting applications for your selected entry.
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You cannot undertake full-time study at Baze University whilst registered in another course at Baze or at another institution, either in Nigeria or worldwide. If you are registered at another institution when you apply to Baze for full-time study, as a condition of your offer you would be required to suspend or terminate your registration whilst studying at Baze, unless the registration is part of a formal collaborative agreement between Baze and the other institution.
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When you submit your application you will be required to sign a declaration confirming that all information provided is - to the best of your knowledge - true, accurate, current and complete, and that you will promptly notify the University should any information change. You will also confirm that the information contained in your application, including all supporting work, is entirely your own original work, except where clearly indicated, and does not contain any plagiarised elements.
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To start your application click here
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