If you are interested in learning about different courses of conflict and how there can be resolved using several ways, then we recommend studying Peace and Conflict Resolution. However, you must also note the appropriate JAMB subject combination for Peace and Conflict Resolution to successfully process your admission into a Nigerian university.
JAMB Subject Combination for Peace and Conflict Resolution 2025
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has approved the following UTME subjects to be for Peace and Conflict Resolution:
- English Language
- Government or History
- Christian Religious Studies (CRS) or Islamic Studies (IRS)
- Any other Arts or Social Science subject (e.g., Economics, Geography, or Literature in English)
O’Level Subject Requirements
Since the admission is usually processed by merit, you therefore must have a minimum of 5 credits including Mathematics and English Language in your O’Level not exceeding two sittings. The remaining subjects are;
- Government or History
- Christian Religious Studies (CRS) or Islamic Studies (IRS) (Choose one)
- Any other Arts or Social Science subject (e.g., Economics, Geography, or Literature in English)
Direct Entry Requirements for Candidates
As a Direct Entry applicant, you can gain an admission to study the course starting form your 200 level if in possession of any of the following qualifications:
- A’Level passes in relevant subjects such as Government, History, or Religious Studies.
- NCE in Peace Studies, Conflict Resolution, or related fields.
- Diploma in Peace and Conflict Resolution or related fields from a recognized institution.
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Universities Offering Peace and Conflict Resolution 2025
At the moment, you can only apply to study Peace and Conflict Resolution in a few Nigerian universities including:
| S/N | Nigerian Universities to Study Peace and Conflict Resolution |
|---|---|
| 1 | Salem University |
| 2 | Obong University |
| 3 | Afe Babalola University |
| 4 | National Open University of Nigeria |
FAQs
What is the JAMB cut-off mark for Peace and Conflict Resolution?
The general JAMB cut-off mark is 180, but some universities may require a higher score (e.g., 200 or above).
Can I use Economics instead of Government in JAMB?
No, Government or History is a core subject for Peace and Conflict Resolution and cannot be replaced with Economics.
Is Mathematics compulsory for Peace and Conflict Resolution?
While some universities may require it, others may not. Check the specific requirements of your chosen university.
Can I study Peace and Conflict Resolution without CRS/IRS in O’Level?
CRS or IRS is often required, but some universities may accept other Arts or Social Science subjects.
What is the duration of the program?
The program typically lasts 4 years for UTME candidates and 3 years for Direct Entry candidates.
The program typically lasts 4 years for UTME candidates and 3 years for Direct Entry candidates.
Can I combine Peace and Conflict Resolution with other courses?
Some universities offer combined honors like Peace and Conflict Resolution with Political Science or Sociology, depending on the program structure.
Are there job opportunities for graduates of Peace and Conflict Resolution?
Yes, graduates can work in NGOs, government agencies, international organizations, or academic institutions.
Can I study Peace and Conflict Resolution at a private university?
Yes, some private universities in Nigeria offer the course, but ensure it is accredited by the NUC.
What is the difference between Peace and Conflict Resolution and Political Science?
Peace and Conflict Resolution focuses on resolving conflicts and promoting peace, while Political Science deals with the theory and practice of politics and governance.
Can I switch to another course after admission?
It depends on the university's policy, but switching courses is often difficult and subject to approval.
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