Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) School Fees 2026/2027 | Full Breakdown

Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) School Fees 2026/2027: Suppose you’re a prospective student or parent preparing for admission to the Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) for the 2026/2027 academic session. In that case, it’s essential to understand the financial requirements now more than ever. Recent economic adjustments have significantly affected federal institutions, making this information critical for your planning. This article provides an authoritative breakdown of the projected school fees, acceptance fees, and hostel accommodation charges for both new (freshers) and returning students, following the substantial fee increases announced in late 2025. Prepare yourself with the knowledge you need to navigate this process successfully.

Estimated FUOYE School Fees for 2026/2027 Session

The new fee structure at FUOYE is strictly categorised by faculty. Professional courses and science-related disciplines now incur higher service charges.

1. New Students (Freshers) – Total Financial Outlay

New students incur the highest costs due to one-time registration fees. Below is the breakdown by faculty:

Faculty / Department Estimated School Fees (Freshers)
Arts, Education, Social Sciences N200,000
Management Sciences N200,000
Agriculture & Science N200,000
Communication & Media Studies N235,500
Computing (Computer Science/Cyber Security) N235,500
Engineering & Environmental Design N250,000
Anatomy & Physiology N150,000 – N250,000
Law N300,000
Nursing, Pharmacy, MLS N300,000
Medicine & Surgery (MBBS) N300,000+
  • Note: These fees include tuition (service charges), library usage, ICT services, municipal services, and medical services. They do not cover accommodation or the acceptance fee.

2. Returning Students (200L – 500L)

Returning students benefit from a reduced rate, though it remains considerably higher than in previous years.

  • General Returning Students: N120,000 – N150,000 (depending on the department).

Other Compulsory Fees (One-Time Payments)

In addition to the sessional school fees, you should also plan for these mandatory payments immediately after admission.

1. FUOYE Acceptance Fee (New Rate)

After the 2025 review, the acceptance fee for securing your admission slot has been increased.

  • Amount: N100,000

  • Deadline: This fee typically has a strict deadline, often 6 to 7 days after admission is offered. Failure to pay within this timeframe results in automatic forfeiture of admission.

2. Clearance & Processing Fee

  • Amount: N10,000

  • Payment will be made separately during the physical clearance process.

FUOYE Hostel Accommodation Fees

Hostel accommodation at the Oye and Ikole campuses is optional but highly competitive. The university has also revised these rates.

  • Old Hostel (Oye & Ikole Campus): N50,000 per bed space.

  • New Hostel (Oye Campus): N70,000 per bed space.

  • Maintenance Fee: An additional charge of N40,000 to N50,000 is typically applied for utilities and maintenance.

  • Tip: You must pay your school fees before applying for a bed space on the hostel portal. Spaces are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

How to Pay FUOYE School Fees Online (Step-by-Step)

Payments must be made exclusively through the university’s portal at ecampus.fuoye.edu.ng, utilising the Remita platform.

  1. Log In: Visit ecampus.fuoye.edu.ng/portal.

    • Freshers: Login with your JAMB Registration Number.

    • Returning: Login with your Matriculation Number.

  2. Check Admission Status (Freshers): Before paying any fees, ensure you have “Accepted” your admission on the portal and paid the N100,000 acceptance fee.

  3. Generate Invoice:

    • Navigate to the “School Fees” section on your dashboard.

    • Select the 2026/2027 Academic Session.

    • Click “Generate Invoice” to create a Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR).

  4. Make Payment:

    • Online: Pay instantly using your ATM card (MasterCard/Visa/Verve).

    • Bank: Print the invoice and take the RRR code to any commercial bank, such as GT Bank, First Bank, or Zenith Bank, to pay in cash.

  5. Print Receipt:

    • After payment, return to the portal to verify the transaction.

    • Print your School Fees Receipt and Course Registration Form.

    • Crucial Warning: Do not pay money into any personal bank account. All payments to Federal University Oye-Ekiti are routed through the Remita (TSA) platform.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: Can I pay FUOYE school fees in instalments? A: Historically, FUOYE has implemented a 60/40 instalment payment structure, where 60% of the fees are paid in the First Semester and 40% in the Second Semester. However, due to the new fee regime, it is important to confirm on your portal whether this payment option is still available for the 2026/2027 session before proceeding.

Q: Is the N100,000 Acceptance Fee part of the School Fees? A: No. The Acceptance Fee is a separate, non-refundable payment that must be made before paying your main school fees.

Q: Why are the fees so high now? A: The increase reflects a national trend where federal universities have implemented “Service Charges” to address the rising costs of utilities, laboratory supplies, and infrastructure maintenance, which the government no longer fully subsidises.

If you have any questions or need clarification on any topic, please feel free to ask in the comments section below. Our team is here to assist you and ensure you have all the necessary information. We appreciate your engagement and look forward to helping you!

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