MSC Accounting (PT)

Msc Accounting (FT)

Risk Mgt (PT)

MSC Risk Mgt (PT).

Admission list Risk Mgt and Insurance (FT)

Deprofessional:


I tried logging in through the 'current student' link but i got an error message 'username/password mismatch'.
What is happening?

You would only be able to log in to the student portal if you have been offered admission (i.e if your name already appeared on the list).

If your name already appeared on the list, your matric no is your application no (on your applicant form or exam pass) and your password is your surname in lowercase.

Screening and Registration Procedures For 2017/2018 Unilag Postgraduate(Masters & PGD) Students On Merit List


Unilag has released the screening and registration procedure for all those on 2017/2018 Postgraduate Admission List and below is the full details. Note that before going through the guide below, you must have seen your name on the admission list.

The link to check the Admission list is below this post.

REGISTRATION PROCEDURE FOR FRESH POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS 2017/2018 ACADEMIC SESSION

Note: Unilag did not specify when the registration will close and I guess this because of the ongoing strike. Just follow the instruction in the post below for now if you already found your name on the Admission list

1. Click on this ‘Current Students‘ link here or on the School of Postgraduate Studies home page



2. Login with your Application No as Matric No and your Surname in lowercase as your password. (You will be prompted to change your password upon successful login)

3. Update Biodata, Print Payment Advice, Biodata Form, Acceptance and Admission Letter

4. Make payment online or at any commercial bank in Nigeria (please ensure you present your printed payment advice containing your Remita RRR number for bank branch payment). You can also make payment in any of the banks in school or make payment online via your portal after login and following step 1-3 above.

Kindly also note the following

(i) Instalment payment is only for part-time programmes

(ii) Students must pay both Obligatory and Tuition Fees before they can Register Online

5. Get details of courses to be registered from your department

6. Print four (4) copies of course registration form

7. The course forms need to be signed by the candidate, Head of Department, Bursar and School of Postgraduate Studies in that order.

8. Come to School of Postgraduate Studies and pick Prospectus for a fee #5,000 (Compulsory).

9. Proceed to Jelili Omotola Hall C for Screening. The School of Postgraduate Studies is the final stage of the registration process.

Attached within is the list for Msc. Environmental Toxicology. For those unable to access the site.

Haddasah:

hi, please have you been able to generate tution fee?

It hasn't gotten to that stage yet, as few departments are yet to upload their lists.

charlfay:


I applied but I didn't get recommended. My score is 55.28

Oh, you might just have narrowly missed out on the admission list. I guess the cut-off mark was set around 60, because all those who had above 60 made the list (myself inclusive).

kristen12:

Hi, have you been able to login?

Yh. Your login is the reference no ( not the application no on the exam pass) used in registering, while your password is your surname in lowercase. If you can remember the reference no, call unilag consult : 0802 333 6044, 0817 014 9597. Better still, check the admission list to see if you made it or not.

Anyone applied for Msc. Environmental Toxicology and Pollution Management here? If yes, did you make the list and your score. Thanks.

Tuition & Compulsory Fees For All Postgraduate Programmes In unilag



I have compiled the compulsory, tuition and hidden charges for most of the postgraduate programmes in the university of Lagos and this should help in your planning process if you ever intend taking any postgraduate course in Unilag.

The compulsory fees applies to all the departments. Check them out below and use the comment section for related inquiries.

COMPULSORY FEES BELOW:

N61,500 for ACCEPTANCE fees

N5,000 at PG school FOR PROSPECTUS



N3K-N20K DEPT Dues- it depends on your dept.

The breakdown of the compulsory charges below….



(OPTIONAL)
ACCOMMODATION FEES – N58k

FACULTY OF ARTS

PGD Philosophy|Philosophy|3 Semesters|N75,000.00

M.A TRANSLATION OF FRENCH doesn’t have PT, but FT=75K

M.A ENGLISH PT=120K AND FT=75K

FACULTY OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

M.Sc Accounting|1 Sessions|N90,000.00

PGD Accounting|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

M.Sc Banking and Finance|2 Sessions|N150,000.00

Masters in Business Administration (Full-Time)|2 Semester|N150,000.00 dept dues N3K

Masters in Business Administration (Part-Time)|2 Sessions|N450,000.00 dept dues N3K

Masters in Business Administration(Executive)|2 Sessions|N1.800,000.00 dept dues N3K

M. Sc Actuarial Science|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

M.Sc Management|Business Administration|2 Semesters|N75,000.00 PT-150K

M.Sc Marketing|Business Administration|2 Semesters|N75,000.00, PT- 150K

M.Sc Operations Research|Business Administration|2 Semesters|N75,000.00, PT – 150K

M.Sc Production & operations Management|Business Administration|2 Semesters|N75,000.00, PT – 150K

M.Sc Organizational Behaviour|Business Administration|2 Semesters|N75,000.00, PT- 150K

M.Sc Finance|Finance|3 Semesters|N100,000.00

M.Sc Industrial and Labour Relations (MILR)|2 Sessions|N112,500.00 PT

IRPM – PT- N150K; FT N75k

M.SC development finance is N600,000 PER SESSION, ITS HAS 2 SESSIONS

M.SC Risk Mgmt n Insurance FT =75k,

MRM PT=200K PER SESSION

FACULTY OF EDUCATION

M.Ed Educational Administration & Planning|Educational Administration|3 Semesters|N75,000.00

PGD Educational Administration &Planning|Educational Administration|3 Semesters|N60,000.00

M.Ed Comparative Education|Educational foundations|4 Semesters|N60,000.00

M.Ed Measurement and Evaluation|Educational foundations|4 Semesters|N60,000.00

M.Ed Educational Psychology|Educational foundations|4 Semesters|N60,000.00

M.Ed Sociology |Educational foundations|4 Semesters|N60,000.00

B.Ed Degree in Early Childhood Education|Educational foundations|5 Semesters|N50,000.00

Course Materials N7,000.00

PGDE FT fees N75,000

PGD Gudiance n counselling-100k

Business education full time and sandwish is N75,500

M.Ed Measurement and Evaluation| tuition fee is N75,000| 5,000 dept dues

PGD Education M.ed. Sandwich-70k

M.ed. Education Sandwich-70k

PGD Enviromental Design-100k

PGD In Education-60k

PGD in ICT Policy-75k

Masters in ICT Policy-80k

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

Masters of Process Engineering (MPE)|2 Sessions|N150,000.00

Chemical Engineering|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

PGD Chemical Engineering|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

M.Sc Civil Engineering|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

M.Sc Structural Engineering|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

M.Sc Water Resources and Environmental Engineering|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

M.Sc Highway and Traffic Engineering|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

M.Sc Electrical/Electronic Engineering|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

M.Sc Mechanical Engineering|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

PGD Electrical/Electronic Engineering|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

Master of Geo-informatics|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

M.SC MET & MAT is FULL TIME,|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

PGD MET & MAT Engineering|2 Sessions|N75,000.00 PART-TIME

PGD Geo-informatics|1 Session plus one Semester for Project and fieldwork|N60,000.00

M.SC GEOLOGY= 150K (TUITION) AND 60K (FIELD WORK)

M.SC GEOPHYSICS = 90K (TUITION) AND 60K (FIELD WORK)

FACULTY OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

Masters in Architecture|1 Sessions |N120,000.00

Master of Landscape Architecture|1 Sessions |N120,000.00

M.Sc Project Management|Building| 2 Sessions |N150,000.00

PGD Environmental Design|Estate Management|3 Semesters|N65,000.00

M.Sc Urban and Regional Planning|1 Sessions |N75,000.00

Masters of Facility Management-150k Per session

M.sc Construction Management- |1 Sessions |N75,000.00

FACULTY OF LAW

Masters Degree in Humanitarian and Refugee Studies|4 Semesters|N90,000.00

Masters in International Law and Diplomacy (MILD)|2 Sessions|N100,000.00

Master of Law (LLM)|2 Sessions|N150,000.00 PT
Master of Law (LLM)|1 Sessions|N150,000.00 FT

Master Dispute Resolution – 4 semesters – N1.6m

FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

M.Sc Mass Communication|2 Sessions|N150,000.00 PT , FT=N75k

PGD Mass Communication |3 Semesters|N100,000.00

M.Sc Economics |4 Semesters|N150,000.00 PT, FT-75K

PGD Economics |3 Semesters|N90,000.00

M. Sc Geographic Information Systems|2 Sessions|N120,000.00; Course Materials: N45,000.00

PGD Geographic Information Systems |2 Semesters|N75,000.00

M.Sc Transport Management and Planning |3 Semesters|N120,000.00

PGD Transport Management and Planning |2 Semesters|N120,000.00

M.SC Political Science |3 Semesters|N90,000.00

Master of Public Administration (MPA) |2 Semesters|N112,000.00

Master of Public and International Affairs (MPIA) |2 Semesters|N112,000.00

Master in Managerial Psychology |4 Semesters|N150,000.00

M.Sc Psychology |2 Semesters|N75,000.00

M.Sc Sociology |2 Semesters|N75,000.00

FACULTY OF SCIENCE

Masters in Natural Resources Management|4 Semesters|N75,000.00

Botany and Microbiology|2 Semesters|N90,000.00

Masters in Environmental Management |4 Semesters|N120,000.00

PGD Environmental Management |2 Semesters|N60,000.00

M.Sc Information Technology |2 Sessions|N225,000.00 dept dues Departmental dues: 7000

PGD Computer Science|3 Semesters|N150,000.00

M.Sc Mathematics|2 Semesters|N90,000.00

M.Sc Chemistry|2 Semesters|N90,000.00

PGD Mathematics|3 Semesters|N75,000.00

M.Sc Statistics|2 Semesters|N90,000.00

PGD Statistics |3 Semesters|N75,000.00

Masters in Applied Geophysics|4 Semesters|N75,000.00

PGD Applied Geophysics|2 Semesters|N60,000.00; Course Materials N20,000.00

M.Sc Physics,Full time programme N90,000,

M.sc industrial chemistry —N90,000

MSc Environmental Toxicology and Pollution Management (Full Time) Programme.—N90,000 tuition

fee, N20,000 for department charges,

M.Sc GEOSCIENCE -150K

M.Sc BIOCHEM – FT-90K

M.Sc BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING – 90K

M.sc Fisheries-75k

Masters of Aquatic Resources n pollution Mgt-75k

Masters of Natural Resources-75k

COLLEGE OF MEDICINE

M. Sc Public Health|Community Health|2 Sessions|N150k FT, PT-150K

N15k-N20k for DEPARTMENTAL Dues

Masters In Public Health – PT – 2 sessions – N150k

All course in MEDICINE DEPT ARE 90K FT

PHARMACEUTICAL CHEM – 90K Plus 30K FOR reagents

Unilag Postgraduate Entrance Examination Results Analysis


There will be remarks on the results which might likely get you confused. The four kinds of remarks usually found under the scores are listed below;

1. recommended

2. not recommended

3. not set

4. Stepped down



Below is detailed analysis of the remarks;

Recommended:
Recommended mean you will definitely make the list. It might be first or second list but certainly your admission is guaranteed.

Not recommended
Not recommended means you didnt meet the cut-off marks set for your department, it does not mean you will not make the list but your chances are quite slim.
Most people that were not recommended last year still end up making the second list and even very few made the first list.

Not set
your departmental cut off is not set yet. not yet certain weather you are recommended or not recommended. For this category I will advise you keep checking the portal until you see recommended or not recommended.

Stepped Down
Issues with your credentials/application and my advice is visit your department and clarify as soon as possible.

Job security is one of the advantages of being a lecturer, just like in many other government firms/ministries. Many people are still on the job today because of this. Elsewhere, such as banks, oil companies and many private firms, you could easily get sacked for various reasons such as not meeting up target, too many staff on payroll, forceful retirement etc. But it's not same in govt. Jobs, the worse case scenario- your promotion is delayed.

The major disadvantage of being a lecturer is, no time for other engagement, like part-time job elsewhere, except when you attain the status of Professor. Professors are permitted to get involved in other engagement such as consultancy, part-time jobs with other universities etc. This is so because they spend limited hours in the classroom/lecture theatre.

However, lecturing job could be profitable depending on the university. Some universities e.g University of Lagos, are very strict with lecturers when it comes to extortion. Lecturers ain't allowed to extort money from students in the name of handouts, textbooks, assignments, examinations etc. Only laboratory manual( for science students) is compulsory. Others are bought or paid for by students on their own volition. So lecturers in this case, hardly earn extra income aside their salary.
Meanwhile in certain universities, lecturers make a lot of cash from selling handouts, textbooks. Some even go as far as collecting money from students for submission of assignments and upgrading of examination results. So in this case, lecturers are happy to stay on the job, as it means more cash, even though it's at the detriment of the students.

British and American spelling


There are several areas in which British and American spelling are different. The differences often come about because British English has tended to keep the spelling of words it has absorbed from other languages (e.g. French), while American English has adapted the spelling to reflect the way that the words actually sound when they're spoken.

If you're writing for British readers, you should only use British spellings. In one or two cases, the preferred American spellings are acceptable in British English as well, especially the -ize/-ization endings. While you can use both the -ise/-isation or the -ize/ization endings in British English, it's important to stick to one style or the other throughout the same piece of writing.

Here are the main ways in which British and American spelling are different.

Words ending in –re
British English words that end in -re often end in -er in American English:

British US
centre center
fibre fiber
litre liter
theatre theater or theatre


Words ending in -our
British English words ending in -our usually end in -or in American English:

British US
colour color
flavour flavor
humour humor
labour labor
neighbour neighbor

Words ending in -ize or -ise
Verbs in British English that can be spelled with either -ize or -ise at the end are always spelled with -ize at the end in American English:

British US
apologize or apologise apologize
organize or organise organize
recognize or recognise recognize


Words ending in -yse
Verbs in British English that end in -yse are always spelled -yze in American English:

British US
analyse analyze
breathalyse breathalyze
paralyse paralyze


Words ending in a vowel plus l
In British spelling, verbs ending in a vowel plus l double the l when adding endings that begin with a vowel. In American English, the l is not doubled:

British US
travel travel
travelled traveled
travelling traveling
traveller traveler

fuel fuel
fuelled fueled
fuelling fueling


Words spelled with double vowels
British English words that are spelled with the double vowels ae or oe are just spelled with an e in American English:

British US
leukaemia leukemia
manoeuvre maneuver
oestrogen estrogen
paediatric pediatric
 

Note that in American English, certain terms, such as archaeology, keep the ae spelling as standard, although the spelling with just the e (i.e. archeology) is usually acceptable as well.

Nouns ending with –ence
Some nouns that end with -ence in British English are spelled -ense in American English:

British US
defence defense
licence license
offence offense
pretence pretense

Nouns ending with –ogue
Some nouns that end with -ogue in British English end with either -og or -oguein American English:

British US
analogue analog or analogue
catalogue catalog or catalogue
dialogue dialog or dialogue
 

The distinctions here are not hard and fast. The spelling analogue is acceptable but not very common in American English; catalog has become the US norm, but catalogue is not uncommon; dialogue is still preferred over dialog.

Allowances and benefits to which lecturers are entitled to include;

Earned Academic Allowances: paid for theses and examination supervision, responsibility, call to duty, postgraduate study grant( 250-500K), excess workload, assessment and field trips.

Fringe benefits
1. Housing Loan- 8 times the academic staff's annual basic salary.

2. Car Loan: Equivalent to the individual's annual basic salary (if to be purchased new). If loan is to be used for refurbishment of old car, an amount of 500K is given to the member of staff.

N:B- Loans are repayable over a period of 4 years with 2% as administrative cost.

3. Annual leave: As applicable to public service.

4. Sabbatical Leave: granted after 6 years of continuous service to the University. Usually for a period of 6-12 months. If the individual is going for sabbatical leave outside the country, the governing council pays for the transport fare (air or ship) of a spouse and 4 other children.

5. Research Leave: For a duration of 26 working days in a year.

6. Sick Leave: maximum of 6 weeks per year.

7. Maternity Leave: For 12 weeks(6 weeks before delivery to 6 weeks after delivery)

8. Study Leave: Granted after 3 years( 6 semesters) of service, with pay for one semester.

9. Retirement Option: A member of staff has the option to retire at the age of 45 and above. Such individual is entitled to pension equivalent his/her annual salary.

10. Postdoctoral Fellowship abroad with full pay for a period of about 2-4 years. Subject to renewal on annual basis.

For those interested in taking up a lecturing job in any Nigerian Federal University, below is a detailed information on the salary scale of lecturers.

Consolidated University Academic Salary Structure (CONUASS) For Nigeria Universities.
Based on the 2009 FG-ASUU Agreement.

Level 1- Graduate Assistant
Salary Scale(CONUASS 1).

Step 1- Step 6
Monthly- 105,281 - 120,647
Annum- 1,263,377 - 1,447,767

INC. Rate(Step by Step)- 36,878(Annum)

Requirement- BSc. In a relevant field, minimum of 2:1(Second Class Upper), NYSC Discharge Certificate.

Level 2- Assistant Lecturer
Salary Scale (CONUASS 2)

Step 1- Step 8
Monthly - 120,922 - 146,241
Annum- 1,451,071 - 1,754,902

INC. Rate- 43,405 (Annum)

Requirement- MSc. In a relevant field.

Level 3- Lecturer II
Salary Scale ( CONUASS 3)

Step 1- Step 8
Monthly - 137,459 - 164,970
Annum - 1,649,509 - 1,979, 640

INC. Rate - 47,162 (Annum)

Requirement - Ph. D, at least 3 years of teaching and research experience at University level.

Level 4 - Lecturer I
Salary Scale (CONUASS 4)

Step 1- Step 9
Monthly - 173, 329 - 223,667
Annum - 2,079,955 - 2,684,010

INC. Rate - 75,502(Annum)

Requirement - Ph. D, at least 3 years of teaching and University experience at University level, publications.

Level 5 - Senior Lecturer
Salary Scale (CONUASS 5)

Step 1- Step 13
Monthly - 257,625 - 371,292
Annum - 3,091,505 - 4,455,506

INC. Rate - 113,667 (Annum)

Requirement - Ph. D, at least 5 years teaching and research experience, publications in reputable journals.


Level 6 - Reader ( Associate Professor)
Salary Scale (CONUASS 6)

Step 1- Step 10
Monthly - 314,018 - 417,062
Annum - 3,768,221 - 5,004, 750

INC. Rate - 137,392 (Annum)

Requirement - Ph. D, at least 9 years teaching and research experience at University level, adequate publications, contribution to textbooks ( 3 chapters)

Level 7 - Professor
Salary Scale (CONUASS 7)

Step 1- Step 10
Monthly - 381,695 - 501,680
Annum - 4,580,349 - 6,020,163

INC. Rate - 159,979 (Annum)

Requirement - Ph. D, at least 12 years teaching and research experience, adequate publications, contribution to textbooks (4 chapters) and a standard textbook (published or ready for publication).



NOTE:
Step = year i.e year spent on a particular level.
Incremental rate is based on steps. I.e year after year.

Appointments for levels 1(Graduate Assistant) -6(Reader) are probationary at first instance for a period of 3 years, which is subject to renewal, if the individual has performed satisfactorily in the role.

Only the appointment of a professor is till retiring age.

Emeritus Professor = Retired Professor. Earns a pension equivalent to his/her annual salary as a Professor.