UNIBEN Institute for Legislative and democratic studies postgraduate admission

UNIBEN Institute for Legislative and democratic studies postgraduate admission; The National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies (NILDS), in partnership with the University of Benin and accredited by the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE), invites applications from qualified candidates for admission into the NILDS/UNIBEN Post Graduate and Higher National Diploma (HND) Programmes. Below are the details:

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UNIBEN Institute for Legislative and democratic studies postgraduate admission

1. Post-Graduate Programmes

MASTERS IN PARLIAMENTARY ADMINISTRATION
MASTERS IN LEGISLATIVE STUDIES
MASTERS IN LAWS (LL.M), LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING
MASTERS IN ELECTIONS AND PARTY POLITICS
MASTERS IN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AND DEVELOPMENT
POST-GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ELECTIONS AND POLITICAL PARTY MANAGEMENT
POST-GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING
POST-GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN PARLIAMENTARY ADMINISTRATION
POST-GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN LEGISLATIVE STUDIES

1.2 HND Programmes

HND OFFICIAL REPORTING
HND PARLIAMENTARY ADMINISTRATION
HND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

1.3 Admission Requirements

1.3.1 Masters Programmes

To be eligible for admission into the Masters’ Programmes, a prospective candidate must have:

At least 5 ‘O’ Level Credits, including English Language and other relevant subjects obtained in not more than 2 sittings.
A Bachelor’s degree in relevant areas from a recognized university with a minimum of Second Class Lower Division.
3rd Class Degree holders must possess a Post Graduate Diploma to be considered for admission.
A holder of Post Graduate Diploma in relevant areas from a recognized institution.

1.3.2 Post Graduate Diploma Programmes

To be eligible for admission into the Post-Graduate Diploma Programmes, a prospective candidate must have:

At least 5 ‘O’ Level Credits, including English Language and other relevant subjects obtained in not more than 2 sittings.
A University Degree in relevant areas from a recognized university with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division) for backgrounds not closely related.
A Bachelor’s Degree, not below a 3rd Class Division in the areas of Law, Social Sciences, History, International Relations, and Philosophy from a recognized University.
A Higher National Diploma (HND) from recognized institutions with a minimum of Lower Credit.
Applicants for Master’s Degree or Post Graduate Diploma (PGD) must possess NYSC discharge/exclusion/exemption certificate.

1.3.3 Higher National Diploma Programmes

To be eligible for admission into the Higher National Diploma Programmes, a prospective candidate must have:

For Parliamentary Administration/Public Administration:
At least 5 ‘O’ Level Credits, including English Language and other relevant subjects obtained in not more than 2 sittings.
A National Diploma in relevant areas from recognized Polytechnics, including Public Administration, Local Government Administration, Business Administration and Management, Paralegal Studies, Office Technology & Management/Secretarial Studies, Computer Science, Accountancy, Mass Communication, and Labour & Industrial Relations.
A minimum of 2.5 on a Four-Points scale and completed at least one year post-ND cognate working experience.
Degree and HND certificates from universities and polytechnics approved by the National Universities Commission and NBTE are also acceptable.
For Official Reporting:
At least 5 ‘O’ Level Credits, including English Language and other relevant subjects obtained in not more than 2 sittings.
A National Diploma in relevant areas, including Official Reporting, Library and Information Sciences, Office Technology & Management (Secretarial Studies), Computer Science, and Mass Communication from recognized Polytechnics.
A minimum of 2.5 on a Four-Points scale and completed at least one year post-ND cognate working experience.
Degree and HND certificates from universities and polytechnics approved by the National Universities Commission and NBTE are also acceptable.

2.0 Duration of Programmes

The duration of full-time HND and Master programmes is a minimum of 4 semesters and a maximum of 6 semesters.
The duration of Post Graduate Diploma Programmes is a minimum of 2 semesters and a maximum of 4 semesters.

3.0 Delivery Mode

The delivery mode is face-to-face and may be supported with electronic means.

4.0 Payment of School Fees

5.0 Application

To apply for the Post Graduate Programmes, visit: https://waeup.uniben.edu/applicants
To apply for HND programmes, visit the Department of Studies, NILDS.