New-age private university, Maduka University, held a Matriculation Ceremony at which 967 students matriculated into their respective departments.
The university owned by veteran Enugu transporter and businessman, Samuel Maduka Onyishi, joins the league of family-owned private universities in Nigeria, contributing to the nation’s educational growth.
Speaking at the event, Chancellor Samuel Maduka Onyishi reaffirmed the institution’s focus on innovation, quality education, and long-term impact. The university, located in Ekwegbe, Enugu State, opened its doors to students in September last year and is currently in session following the matriculation.
The University offers major courses in the Nigerian Curriculum alongside some new entries.
Available Programmes and Tuition Fees
School of Computing
- Computer Science – ₦690,000
- Cyber Security – ₦690,000 •
- Software Engineering – ₦690,000
School of Business & Social Sciences
- Accounting – ₦650,000
- Economics – ₦650,000
- Mass Communication – ₦650,000
- International Relations – ₦650,000
- Transport Management – ₦650,000
School of Engineering
- Civil Engineering – ₦690,000
- Mechanical Engineering – ₦690,000
- Mechatronics Engineering – ₦690,000
- Computer Engineering – ₦690,000
- Electrical and Electronics Engineering – ₦690,000
College of Medical Sciences
- Medicine and Surgery – ₦3,500,000
- School of Health Sciences
- Public Health – ₦690,000
- Radiography – ₦690,000
- Nursing – ₦1,100,000
- Medical Laboratory Science – ₦690,000
- Physiotherapy – ₦690,000
School of Pharmacy
- Pharmacy – ₦1,100,000
School of Law
- Law – ₦1,100,000
IJMB Programme
- Tuition – ₦650,000
- Duration – 2 Semesters
Additional Information
- Application Form Fee: ₦5,000
- Acceptance Fee: ₦50,000 (non-refundable)
- Feeding: Pay-as-you-eat system
The university is the second mass business owned by Dr Maduka Onyishi, following his founding and running of Peace Mass Transit, a household transportation brand in Nigeria.
Maduka University joins the ranks of Enugu State University (ESUT), University of Nigeria, Nsukka, and IMT Enugu as major tertiary institutions in the former capital of the old Eastern Region.
