Wigwe University Tuition Fees, Hostel Accommodation And Resumption Date

Wigwe University, founded by the late Herbert Wigwe, is set to open its doors for the first time in August 2024. This new institution is located in Isiokpo, Rivers State, and aims to provide a world-class education across four major colleges: the College of Management and Social Sciences, the College of Art, the College of Science and Computing, and the College of Engineering.

The university has garnered attention not only for its ambitious educational goals but also for its high tuition fees and accommodation costs. According to the information gathered, the total cost of tuition and accommodation varies across the colleges:

College of Arts: The cheapest option with a total fee of ₦9.6 million per session.
College of Engineering, College of Management and Social Sciences, and College of Science and Computing: Students enrolled in these colleges will pay a total fee of ₦11,998,800 each.

Accommodation costs are also notable:

Luxury single-room-en-suite accommodation is available at a monthly rate of ₦1,000,000.
Other options include the Premium One-Bedroom En-Suite Plan at ₦3,845,000 per session, Classic 1 Plan at ₦3,707,000 per session, and Classic 2 Plan at ₦3,500,000 per session.

The university offers a range of accommodation options to cater to the diverse preferences and needs of its students, from luxurious single-room-en-suites to more economical shared living spaces.

For students looking to study at Wigwe University, the first step is to submit an application through the university’s official website. Prospective students outside Nigeria are requested to notify the university of their intention to apply and can receive instructions on how and where to sit for the required examination abroad.

Wigwe University represents a significant investment in education for students and parents alike, with its high tuition fees reflecting the institution’s commitment to providing a top-tier educational experience. As the university prepares to open its doors, it remains to be seen how it will impact Nigeria’s higher education landscape and the opportunities it will offer to its students.