JAMB 2025/2026 Subject Combination for Tourism Studies

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Tourism Studies is a four years degree program, where the students in the department gets to understand more on hosting tourists in different Nigerian communities. As a candidate interested in applying for Tourism Studies through UTME, we advise checking out the approved JAMB subject combination for the course which has been detailed in this guide.

JAMB Subject Combination for Tourism Studies 2025

As a candidate aspiring to study Tourism Studies at any Nigerian university passing through the UTME procedures to be admitted, the selection of the following subjects for your examination is mandatory:

  1. Use of English
  2. Geography
  3. Economics
  4. Any other Social Science or Arts subject (such as Government, Commerce, or History)

O’Level Requirements for Tourism Studies

It is also required that aspirants of the course are in possession of at least 5 credit passes in the below subjects in their O’Level result(s):

  1. English Language
  2. Mathematics
  3. Geography
  4. Economics or Commerce
  5. Any other relevant subject (such as History, Government, or Civic Education)

Direct Entry Qualifications

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The qualifications which Direct Entry candidates can use to apply for the admission are as follows:

  1. Two A-Level passes in Geography and any other Social Science subject
  2. National Diploma (ND) or Higher National Diploma (HND) in Tourism, Hospitality Management, or related fields with at least an Upper Credit
  3. NCE with merit in relevant subjects
  4. IJMB or JUPEB certificates with the required subject combination

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Universities to Study Tourism Studies 2025

Tourism Studies is now available as Tourism Hotel and Event Management at only the below stated Nigerian universities:

  1. Western Delta University
  2. Ajayi Crowther University

FAQs

Yes, Geography is essential for understanding tourism and travel patterns.

Yes, but it is recommended as it helps in understanding tourism economics and business strategies.

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The cut-off mark typically ranges between 180 and 220, depending on the institution.

Some universities may allow it, but Geography is generally preferred.

Graduates can work as tour guides, travel consultants, event managers, hospitality managers, and cultural heritage officers.

Yes, most universities accept a combination of WAEC and NECO results.

Yes, many universities accept Direct Entry candidates with relevant qualifications.

Yes, field trips, internships, and practical experience are part of the curriculum.

Good communication skills, customer service, cultural awareness, and business acumen.

Yes, scholarships are available from universities, government bodies, and private organizations.

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