List of all Courses Offered in FUTO & its Faculties

FUTO  Courses & its Faculties. This article provides the full list of FUTO  Courses. With this article, all candidates aspiring for admission at the Federal University of Technology, Owerri will easily know the next step to be taken for their admission regarding the courses offered in the school.

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History of FUTO

FUTO, as the Oldest University of Technology in Nigeria, was established in 1980 by Executive fiat with the composition and appointment of the first provisional Council by Nigeria’s First Executive President, Shehu Shagari. It became the first of three such Universities set up by the Federal Government of Nigeria who sought to establish a University of Technology in each geo-political region, particularly in a State that did not have a conventional University.

On November 28, 1980, in the premises of the Old Government Technical College (GTC), FUTO opened its doors to staff and students.

In January 1982 the Imo State government approved a permanent site for the University.  FUTO engaged Messrs Concarplan – Enplan Group (a firm of Consultants) to design the physical plan for the University.

Why FUTO  Courses are approved and unapproved for Federal University of Technology, Owerri

FUTO  Courses were approved by the Federal Ministry of education, with structure and modality the school management board had put in place to promote quality learning.

Some courses are yet to be introduced and offered in the Federal University of Technology, Owerri which the structure and modality have not been made for their programs.

Concerning the new additional courses that is yet to be introduced into Federal University of Technology, Owerri curriculum, when it is officially approved, we will get you notified.

The reason why courses are changed for students by the school board after admission.

  • Because of the poor grades obtained in the O’ level key subjects of the applied course.
  • Because of the candidates poor cut-off marks.
  • Because of the poor post utme score obtained by candidates.
  • Because of the rate at which candidates scored above others in the post utme exams, the candidates with lesser scores are usually screened to offer few sub-optional courses.
  • Poor performance in school can also lead to a change of course (department).

FUTO  Courses

  1. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
  2. AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
  3. AGRICULTURE
  4. ANIMAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
  5. ARCHITECTURE
  6. BIOCHEMISTRY
  7. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE(S)
  8. BIOLOGY
  9. BIOMEDICAL TECHNOLOGY
  10. BIOTECHNOLOGY
  11. BUILDING
  12. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING:
  13. CHEMISTRY
  14. CIVIL ENGINEERING
  15. COMPUTER SCIENCE
  16. CROP SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
  17. CYBER SECURITY SCIENCE
  18. DENTAL TECHNOLOGY
  19. ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
  20. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCE
  21. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
  22. FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE TECHNOLOGY
  23. FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
  24. FORENSIC SCIENCE:
  25. FORESTRY AND WILDLIFE TECHNOLOGY:
  26. GEOLOGY
  27. HISTORY AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
  28. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
  29. MATHEMATICS
  30. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
  31. MECHATRONICS ENGINEERING
  32. METALLURGICAL AND MATERIAL ENGINEERING
  33. MICROBIOLOGY
  34. OPTOMETRY
  35. PETROLEUM ENGINEERING
  36. PHYSICS
  37. POLYMER AND TEXTILE ENGINEERING
  38. PROSTHESIS AND ORTHOPAEDIC TECHNOLOGY
  39. PUBLIC HEALTH TECHNOLOGY
  40. QUANTITY SURVEYING
  41. RADIOGRAPHY
  42. SCIENCE LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY
  43. SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
  44. SOIL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
  45. STATISTICS
  46. STATISTICS
  47. SURVEYING AND GEOINFORMATICS
  48. URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING:

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