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Universities Offering Pharmacy in Nigeria (2027)

27 approved Nigerian universities and polytechnics offer Pharmacy. Click any school to see full UTME and O'level admission requirements.

Schools27
States20
About Pharmacy

Pharmacy is a five-year undergraduate programme that equips students with comprehensive knowledge of drug sciences, pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacology, microbiology, and patient care. Students learn how medicines are formulated, dispensed, and monitored for safe use across various healthcare settings. The curriculum blends laboratory training with clinical exposure, preparing graduates to function effectively at the intersection of medicine and public health. Upon graduation, students must register with the Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN) before professional practice can commence. Career opportunities span hospital and community pharmacy practice, pharmaceutical manufacturing and quality control, regulatory affairs with agencies like NAFDAC, and academic or research roles. The growing Nigerian pharmaceutical industry makes this programme increasingly valuable for ambitious science-oriented students.

JAMB UTME Subject Combination for Pharmacy
Required subjects (all schools)
Use of EnglishBiologyChemistryPhysics

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Abia (2 schools)
Anambra (2 schools)
Bayelsa (1 schools)
Borno (1 schools)
Delta (1 schools)
Edo (2 schools)
Ekiti (1 schools)
Enugu (2 schools)
FCT (1 schools)
Gombe (1 schools)
Kaduna (2 schools)
Kano (1 schools)
Lagos (1 schools)
Nasarawa (1 schools)
Ogun (1 schools)
Osun (2 schools)
Oyo (1 schools)
Plateau (1 schools)
Rivers (2 schools)
Sokoto (1 schools)
Frequently Asked Questions
How many universities offer Pharmacy in Nigeria?
As of 2026, 27 approved Nigerian universities and polytechnics offer Pharmacy.
What JAMB subjects do I need for Pharmacy?
You need: Use of English, Biology, Chemistry, Physics.
Which state has the most schools offering Pharmacy?
Abia has the most institutions offering Pharmacy in Nigeria.