Dollypizzle13:

wawu...I'm studying Radiography. So, if people ask what my course is and I tell them, they be like 'Is that a radio host or what?' Can you relate?

Haha. I swear ..am a UNIZIK 300Level RaDiography student.anytime I tell people my course of study dey go dey ask plenty plenty questions like "which kain course be dat again? ", " Na how to repair radio abi wetin " .
86% of Nigerians don't know Jack about that course. Guess we are special afterall

building technology, civil engineering, quantity surveying, and estate management

John343:
philosophy.................very lucrative......... if u know u know....
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How is philosophy lucrative?

KINGJAJA888:
Hmm, am Actually a RaDiography stud. At Unizik. I've actually been told several times to pull out of the course and switch to med lab, But with this ur advice, guess I might just further on with it ND graduate.

I'll also love to have you as my mentor being that you're already established in my career path And enlighten me further ..

boss trust me it's the best out there now,studied at unilag very good course,I jus finished housemanship

CodeTemplar:
Are you kidding me?

Oga tell me something I don't know?
I also feel accounting is lucrative

Architecture . In as much as draftsmen have bastardized the job , it's still a good course

How about wistle blower

famzynet:
If you need job immediately you graduate,ie you become independent immediately ,then it is
Medicine,nursing,radiography,pharmacy , any education course,

Radiographers are scarce and they make more money than doctors in the big cities especially if the person is good at it.

Medical lab science is saturated but you make it fast if you can open your own lab.

Agricultural related courses make it big if the capital is there for one to start his own farm.

Engineering course = forget it if you don't have a godfather to put you in big company. Alternatively,as an engineer,you can spend money do do courses or spend time just to get work experience before you can be in demand and this may take you 3-5 years.

Law= Please run away from this . From recent happenings in the country you can see that they are useless to the masses.It is just name. Only their top ones make it. Little wonder why considering that the top ones cannot even stand together to defend our constitution and law but allow politicians to insult them to the extent that lawyers even no longer belief in the law.

One of my children must study dentistry and also radiography.

If you are science inclined, go for mechanical engineering or any other engineering discipline cos you can work anywhere.

BOJO123:
Political Science, a very useless course

It was actually the course I applied for and was given education & Economics, to be sincere, I'm grateful today my school gave ne that course, I recently realized the uselessness of political science

franchasng:
The bolded is very true.

NUC & NBTE need to add some new courses into Nigerian higher institutions and only few private schools should be allowed to run them, courses like:

1.) Software engineering

2.) Cyber security

3.) Biomedical engineering

4.) Robotics

5.) Welding & Fabrication Engineering

6.) Digital Marketing

7.) CNC lathe operation & manufacturing technology

8.) Computer Programming & Coding

9.) STEM engineering

These courses urgently needs to be added to Nigerian school curriculum as they will help boost Nigeria's economy.

It's STEM. Remove the engineering

gentleibraheem:

Oga tell me something I don't know?
I also feel accounting is lucrative

Well in Nigeria, Accounting is trying but the world is a little bit of a global village now and there are many courses that comes ahead of accting globally. Bankers and Accountant are big bois in Nigeria agreed.

1. Instrumentation and control.
2. Process Engineering

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Asour:



There's nothing like STEM Engineering.
No. 1 and 2 are very closely related perhaps they should stand as 1 course.

No. 5 & 7 are clearly an unnecessary duplication.

Should one go to school to study No. 6? can't it be a module in a Marketing/BA programme?

Isn't No. 8 = No. 1?


There are no absolute Lucrative course(s).
All currently seemingly lucrative or non lucrative courses are enjoying or suffering from such things as;

•Barriers to entry.
•Total admissible slots in all Nigerian Universities.
•Administrative professional requirements(or lack of it) by the professional bodies on these programs.
• Current economic situation/policies.(Demand and supply of certain skills)
•Societal literacy and enlightenment.
•Rule of law and prevalence of Justice.


Any course that thinks it is indeed lucrative should expand the admissible slots for its programmes in Nigerian schools, limit professional requirements (i.e. make them optional not obligatory and allow the flotation of competing professional bodies in its industry) and liberalize its activities.

I am not advocating for less standards though(there can be a middle ground) BUT scarcity heightens value. and THAT is the game any so called 'Lucrative' profession plays above all.

You nailed it

KINGJAJA888:
Haha. I swear ..am a UNIZIK 300Level RaDiography student.anytime I tell people my course of study dey go dey ask plenty plenty questions like "which kain course be dat again? ", " Na how to repair radio abi wetin " .
86% of Nigerians don't know Jack about that course. Guess we are special afterall

As innnn
We're truly special

KINGJAJA888:
Haha. I swear ..am a UNIZIK 300Level RaDiography student.anytime I tell people my course of study dey go dey ask plenty plenty questions like "which kain course be dat again? ", " Na how to repair radio abi wetin " .
86% of Nigerians don't know Jack about that course. Guess we are special afterall

Oga, about 86% Nigerian graduates don't know the use of their own course of study.

MECHATRONICS ENGINEERING

Shila16:
boss trust me it's the best out there now,studied at unilag very good course,I jus finished housemanship

wawuu
I'm studying at unilag too

CodeTemplar:
Oga, about 86% Nigerian graduates don't know the use of their own course of study.

lmaoo

Buhari is a course on it own in Nigeria....study buhari

study anything jare nor course best cos its all about the connect..

franchasng:
The bolded is very true.

NUC & NBTE need to add some new courses into Nigerian higher institutions and only few private schools should be allowed to run them, courses like:

1.) Software engineering

2.) Cyber security

3.) Biomedical engineering

4.) Robotics

5.) Welding & Fabrication Engineering

6.) Digital Marketing

7.) CNC lathe operation & manufacturing technology

8.) Computer Programming & Coding

9.) STEM engineering

These courses urgently needs to be added to Nigerian school curriculum as they will help boost Nigeria's economy.

Vision 2123

Most health courses such as
medicine
pharmacy
nursing
radiography


Agriculture although it require a good capital but it's very very lucrative


statistics....... because many data analyst are been needed in most sectors of the economy

Computer science is the key..

Firstly you will be your own boss..

Secondly internet is the future, if you can improve your coding skills to some extent believe me not else will be as lucrative as being a professional programmer

medical courses, agric, quantity sureying, est management, law etc

You can study courses on cyber security for free at www.cybrary.it There are also career paths designed for people who want to focus and grow in a particular career, visit https://www.cybrary.it/cyber-security-jobs/

Youngzedd:



Vision 2123

Any Agricultural course except Agriculturap economics and extension

surevik:
Fishery and aquaculture

u are right dear

Asour:



There's nothing like STEM Engineering.

No. 1 and 2 are very closely related perhaps they should stand as 1 course.[/b][b]

No. 5 & 7 are clearly an unnecessary duplication.

Should one go to school to study No. 6? can't it be a module in a Marketing/BA programme?

Isn't No. 8 = No. 1?

There are no absolute Lucrative course(s).
All currently seemingly lucrative or non lucrative courses are enjoying or suffering from such things as;

•Barriers to entry.
•Total admissible slots in all Nigerian Universities.
•Administrative professional requirements(or lack of it) by the professional bodies on these programs.
• Current economic situation/policies.(Demand and supply of certain skills)
•Societal literacy and enlightenment.
•Rule of law and prevalence of Justice.

Any course that thinks it is indeed lucrative should expand the admissible slots for its programmes in Nigerian schools, limit professional requirements (i.e. make them optional not obligatory and allow the flotation of competing professional bodies in its industry) and liberalize its activities.

I am not advocating for less standards though(there can be a middle ground) BUT scarcity heightens value. and THAT is the game any so called 'Lucrative' profession plays above all.

Nah.Software Engineering and cyber security are no way closely related.Cyber security has to do mainly with securing anything that mainly has to do with Internet while software deals with using advanced softwares for doing stuffs like Robotics,API and data analysis. 2 Worlds apart

Go and learn skills instead of wasting 4years in school just to come out to keep searching for job. I realize that the knowledge you seek to gain in school can as well be learn through self education.