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B.Sc. (Ed.) Home Economics

The Bachelor of Science in Education (B.Sc. Ed.) in Home Economics at Alvan Ikoku Federal University of Education is a dynamic program designed to equip students with practical skills, innovative thinking, and pedagogical expertise in the field of Home Economics. This course prepares graduates to excel as educators, researchers, and professionals in diverse settings, ranging from schools to community development programs and the corporate sector.

Course Structure

The B.Sc. (Ed.) Home Economics program blends theory, practice, and hands-on experience. Students explore a broad range of subjects designed to foster expertise in nutrition, clothing and textiles, family management, consumer education, and home management.

Key areas of study include:

  • Nutrition and Dietetics – Understanding the science of food, health, and wellness.

  • Clothing and Textiles – Skills in garment construction, textile science, and fashion management.

  • Family Resource Management – Efficient use of resources for sustainable living.

  • Consumer Education – Training students to make informed choices and guide others.

  • Teaching Practice – Hands-on experience in schools to apply educational theories.

Students progress from foundational courses in the first year to specialized and practical courses in the later years, culminating in a research project that develops critical thinking and problem-solving abilities.

Entry Requirements

To apply for the B.Sc. (Ed.) Home Economics program, candidates must meet the following criteria:

  • O’Level Requirements: Five credits in WAEC or NECO, including English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, and Home Economics or Food & Nutrition.

  • UTME Requirements: Candidates must sit for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and choose Alvan Ikoku Federal University of Education as their first-choice institution.

  • Post-UTME Screening: Successful candidates will undergo the university’s screening exercise as part of the admission process.

Student Experience

Students in the Home Economics program enjoy a vibrant and supportive learning environment. The university encourages collaborative learning, with access to well-equipped laboratories, workshops, and libraries. Students also engage in practical community projects, internships, and research initiatives that bridge academic knowledge with real-world applications.

Beyond academics, the campus life is lively, offering students clubs, societies, and sporting activities that foster leadership, creativity, and social interaction. Graduates leave the program not only as skilled educators but also as professionals ready to impact communities positively through innovative solutions in home management, nutrition, and family welfare.