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Undergraduate Studies

Be part of the lucky ones to have a great opportunity to study in one of the leading universities in Nigeria.

You are highly welcome to Bayero University. The university was initially established in 1964 as a humanity-based institution (Abdullahi Bayero College) with only ten students (awarded Ahmadu Bello University degrees), it changed into Bayero University in 1976 awarding its own degrees. Join us in BUK to study the course of your choice. There are about thirty four thousand undergraduate students enrolled currently in the university. Several courses offered with different durations say four, five years and more.

BUK Hosts 1st National Research Exhibition Conference, Charts New Course for Innovation and Commercialisation

1t National Conference

Bayero University Kano (BUK), through its Directorate of Research, Innovation and Partnership (DRIP), has hosted its maiden National Conference and Exhibition on Research and Development, with stakeholders calling for stronger collaboration among academia, industry, and government to accelerate innovation, research commercialisation, and sustainable national development.

CDA Distributes 2.85 Tonnes of Improved Seeds to Farmers, Showcases Innovations at 4th Open Day

CDA 4th Open Day

The Centre for Dryland Agriculture (CDA), Bayero University, Kano, has distributed 2.85 tonnes of improved seed varieties to farmers from 22 adopted communities and 5 other seed producing communities as part of efforts to boost food production, strengthen livelihoods, and enhance climate resilience in Northern Nigeria.