The Federal University of Transportation, Daura (FUTD) is one of the Federal universities in Nigeria and has three faculties: the Faculty of Basic Engineering, the Faculty of Traffic and Transportation Engineering, and the Faculty of Logistics, Management and Planning. Within these faculties lie eleven dynamic departments, including Civil Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Highway Engineering, Railway Engineering, Aviation Management, Highway Management, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Maritime Management, Railway Management, and Transportation Management and Planning.
Courses
- B. Eng. Civil Engineering
- B. Eng. Electrical and Electronics Engineering
- B. Eng. Mechanical Engineering
- B. Eng. Mechatronics Engineering
- B. Eng. Highway Engineering
- B. Eng. Railway Engineering
- B.Sc. Aviation Management
- B.Sc. Aviation Security
- B.Sc. Highway Transport Management
- B.Sc. Highway Transportation Security
- B.Sc. Logistics and Supply Chain Management
- B.Sc. Inland Water Ways Safety and Environmental Administration
- B.Sc. Maritime Safety and Environmental Administration
- B.Sc. Dry Port Management
- B.Sc. Dry Port Management
- B.Sc. Sea Port Management
- B.Sc. Railway Transport Management
- B.Sc. Railway Station Management
- B.Sc. Railway Transport Security
- B.Sc. Transportation Management
- B.Sc. Transportation Planning
Admission Requirements
To all candidates seeking admission into the above university, you are advised to take note of the following requirements;
- All candidates must make the Federal University of Transportation as their first choice.
- Candidates must score above 150 in the recent JAMB examination.
- A minimum of lower credit in National Diploma for Direct Entry (DE) applicants.
- You must have at least a minimum of five (5) credits in your O’level result, such as WAEC, NECO or NABTEB and not more than two sittings.
The above requirements are general. However, you may need to check the JAMB brochure for departmental requirements for WAEC and subject combinations.
