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Earning a Masters degree is an unparalleled investment in your future, and the return isn’t only a financial one.
If you have questions about how to finance your JHU degree, please reach out to an admissions counselor for assistance: admissions@jhu.edu.ng.
| Tuition Fee | Price |
|---|---|
| Application Fee (All Programmes) | NGN 5,000 |
| Acceptance Deposit (non-refundable/applies toward overall tuition) | 5% of Total Tuition |
| Faculty Fee | NGN 5,000 |
| 2024-25 Degree Programmes | Per-Semester Rate* | Total Programme |
|---|---|---|
| M.Sc. Economic Development and Policy Analysis | NGN 562,500 | NGN 2,250,000 |
| M.Sc. Employment Relations and Human Resource Management | NGN 562,500 | NGN 2,250,000 |
| M.Sc. Finance | NGN 625,000 | NGN 2,500,000 |
| M.Sc. Fintech and Analytics | NGN 875,000 | NGN 3,500,000 |
| M.Sc. Innovation, Intrapreneurship, and Entrepreneurship | NGN 875,000 | NGN 3,500,000 |
| Full-time MBA | NGN 1,250,000 | NGN 5,000,000 |
| Executive MBA (Starts January 2025) | NGN 2,250,000 | NGN 9,000,000 |
**Subject to annual tuition increase in 2025-26
Registered students are expected to pay the per-semester rate by the last day of the first month of classes each semester. For the 2024-25 Academic year, the deadlines are as follows:
Students who pay the Total Programme rate prior to the end of the first month of classes are exempt from tuition increases; they are responsible for any additional fees (excursions, student activity fees, etc.).
Fees for academic programmes are subject to change and may be adjusted to account for annual price increases.
All admitted students must place a non-refundable deposit to reserve their place in the programme.
Students are responsible for their own travel and accommodation arrangements and costs. However, plans have been made with short let apartments and hotel owners around Lekki for a negotiated and discounted rate. Further information on accommodation could be obtained from the Registrars’/admission office.
Students who register and decide not to attend the university or choose to withdraw during the year must inform the Registrar’s Office in writing with a withdrawal form or letter. Non-attendance at classes does not constitute withdrawal. Students who stop their studies without formally withdrawing are not eligible for a refund or any form of financial adjustment. A refund schedule will be posted prior to the start of the semester.
James Hope University students are not allowed to pre-register, register or graduate without first settling any outstanding balance owed to the university. In addition, students are not allowed to carry balances over from one academic year into the next; all back balances must be paid in full prior to registration.
Student who do not meet payment due date or other requirements for financial clearance will be charged a NGN25,000 late payment fee. In addition to the late payment fee, students who have not obtained financial clearance are barred from registering for courses and other Registrar services, such as ordering official certificates or registration, academic transcripts and diplomas. If students continue to be delinquent on their outstanding balance, they will be reviewed by the Dean’s Office for cancellation of enrolment, as outlined in the JHU Student Handbook.
Students are given ample notice via email before penalties are assessed. Students must contact the office of the Registrar at registrar@jhu.edu.ng as soon as any extenuating circumstances arise which prevent them from resolving their outstanding balance.
