The Faculty of Engineering, Environment, and Technology ranks among the most prestigious and competitive academic divisions within Nigerian tertiary institutions. This faculty produces the professionals who design our infrastructure, shape our urban landscapes, protect our natural environment, and drive technological innovation across the nation.
From civil engineers who construct bridges and roads to environmental managers who safeguard our ecosystems, graduates from this faculty play indispensable roles in national development and economic growth.
If you aspire to study any course within this faculty, whether Engineering, Environmental Sciences, or Technology, the JAMB brochure is your most critical tool for admission success. It serves as your roadmap, ensuring you select the right combination of subjects and meet all requirements for your chosen programme.
This comprehensive guide walks you through everything you need to know about the JAMB brochure for the Faculty of Engineering, Environment, and Technology for the 2026 admission cycle.
The JAMB Brochure for Faculty of Engineering, Environmental & Technology 2026
If you dream of designing skyscrapers, developing sustainable cities, or creating innovative technologies, the Faculty of Engineering, Environment, and Technology is where your journey begins. This faculty brings together three exciting fields that shape every aspect of modern life.
Engineering is where ideas become reality. Engineers design the roads we travel, the electricity that powers our homes, and the machines that manufacture everything we use. If you love solving problems and building things, this path awaits you.
Environmental Sciences focuses on creating spaces where people and nature thrive together. Architects, surveyors, and environmental managers work on projects that range from designing beautiful buildings to protecting our forests and water resources.
Technology turns knowledge into action. Information technologists, food scientists, and industrial designers use scientific principles to create solutions that improve how we live, work, and play.
Courses in this faculty are available primarily at universities, with related options at polytechnics and colleges of education. Before you register for the 2026 UTME, take time to consult the JAMB brochure and confirm that your chosen course falls under this faculty and meets all requirements. Getting this right from the start sets you up for success.
Accredited Courses Under the Faculty of Engineering, Environmental & Technology 2026
Below is a well organised, numbered list of all accredited courses under this faculty as outlined in the JAMB brochure:
- Accounting Technology
- Agricultural and Bio Resources Engineering
- Agricultural and Environmental Engineering
- Agricultural Engineering
- Architecture
- Banking and Finance
- Biomedical Engineering
- Building
- Chemical Engineering
- Chemical/Petroleum/Petrochemical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Civil Engineering/Hydrology
- Communication and Multimedia Advertising
- Communication and Multimedia Design
- Communication and Multimedia Printing Journalism
- Communication and Multimedia Television/Filming
- Communication Technology
- Computer and Information Science
- Computer Engineering
- Computer Science
- Computer Science and Engineering
- Computer Science with Economics or Mathematics
- Economics
- Electrical Engineering
- Electrical/Electronic Engineering
- Electrical/Electronics/Computer Engineering
- Electronics Engineering
- Environmental Engineering
- Environmental Management
- Environmental Management Technology
- Environmental Studies
- Environmental Technology
- Estate Management
- Fine and Applied Arts
- Fine Art
- Food Engineering
- Food Science and Engineering
- Food Science and Technology
- Food Technology
- Gas Engineering
- Geography
- Geography and Meteorology
- Geography and Planning
- Geography and Regional Planning
- Home Economics and Food Management
- Hotel Management and Tourism
- ICT Engineering
- Industrial Arts
- Industrial Design
- Industrial Production and Engineering
- Information Technology
- Irrigation Engineering
- Land Surveying
- Management Technology
- Marine Engineering
- Maritime Management Technology
- Materials and Production Engineering
- Mechanical and Production Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Mechatronics Engineering
- Metallurgical and Material Engineering
- Metallurgical Engineering
- Meteorology
- Mining Engineering
- Naval Architecture
- Nutrition and Dietetics
- Petroleum and Gas Engineering
- Petroleum Engineering
- Polymer and Textile Engineering
- Production Engineering
- Project Management Technology
- Quantity Surveying
- Software Engineering
- Statistics
- Surveying
- Surveying and GeoInformatics
- Systems Engineering
- Technological Management
- Transportation and Management Technology
- Urban and Regional Planning
- Visual Arts Technology
- Water Resources and Environmental Engineering
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The Complete JAMB Brochure Guide for UTME and Direct Entry Candidates 2026
Note: ARCHITECTURE courses through Direct Entry last for five (5) and six (6) years respectively. For Building(or Building Tech), Estate Management, Quantity Surveying and all other Technology and Engineering. Courses, the duration is either four (4) or five (5) years.
O'Level Requirements for Faculty of Engineering, Environment, and Technology 2026
To qualify for admission into any programme under the Faculty of Engineering, Environment, and Technology, candidates must obtain a minimum of five (5) credit passes in the Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (SSCE) or its equivalent. These credits must be earned in not more than two sittings.
The following four subjects are compulsory for all candidates:
- English Language
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Chemistry
Note: The fifth subject may vary depending on the specific course and institution. Common options that satisfy this requirement include:
- Agricultural Science
- Biology
- Further Mathematics
- Geography
- Technical Drawing
Candidates should note that while these subjects are generally accepted, confirming the exact requirements for their chosen institution remains essential.
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Special Considerations by Institution
Different universities may have specific O'Level requirements that candidates must observe :
Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria:
Accepts five O'Level credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and any other relevant subject. This flexibility allows candidates with strong backgrounds in related fields to apply.
Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUTECH):
Requires O'Level credit passes in English Language and all relevant subjects. The university does not accept substitutes for core sciences, meaning candidates must present credits in the exact subjects specified for their chosen course.
Vocational and Technical Subjects
For candidates with vocational or technical backgrounds, some institutions accept relevant trade subjects in place of traditional O'Level options. Acceptable subjects may include :
- Introduction to Agricultural Science
- Materials and Workshop Process and Machining
- Tractor Layout Power Unit Under Carriage
- Auto Electricity
- Technical Drawing
- Building Construction
Important: Acceptance of vocational subjects varies by institution. Always confirm with your chosen university whether specific trade subjects are recognised for your intended course before proceeding with registration.
Direct Entry Requirements for Faculty of Engineering, Environment, and Technology 2026
Candidates applying through Direct Entry (DE) into the 200 level must meet specific requirements based on their qualifications. These candidates do not write the UTME but must register through JAMB at the designated state or zonal offices.
1. A' Level Passes
Candidates must possess a minimum of two A' Level passes in relevant subjects, typically Physics and Mathematics. Some institutions may also require Chemistry depending on the specific engineering or technology programme.
2. IJMB/JUPEB
Acceptable grades in Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics from recognised Interim Joint Matriculation Board (IJMB) or Joint Universities Preliminary Examinations Board (JUPEB) programmes are accepted by most universities.
3. National Diploma (ND)
An Upper Credit in relevant engineering or technology programmes from accredited polytechnics or monotechnics qualifies candidates for Direct Entry admission into the 200 level.
4. Higher National Diploma (HND)
Some universities accept HND holders into 200 or 300 level, though policies vary significantly by institution. Candidates should verify the specific requirements of their chosen university.
Additional Requirements
- Direct Entry candidates must also meet the O'Level requirements (five credit passes including English, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry).
- Transcript submission from previous institutions is mandatory.
- Some universities may conduct additional screening exercises for DE candidates.
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