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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.
Mindset Shift, Collective Responsibility Key to Sustainable Universities – DVC Academics, Prof Tsauni
The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academics) of Bayero University, Kano (BUK), Professor Ahmad Muhammad Tsauni, has identified mindset change, institutional resilience and collective responsibility as the foundation for sustainable Nigerian universities. Delivering the revived BUK Public Lecture titled "Development Dynamics and the Sustainability of Nigerian Universities," he urged universities to move beyond dependence on government funding by embracing innovation, diversified funding, strategic partnerships and institutional thinking.
AFS Kigali 2026: Minister of Agric Aligns Forum Outcomes with Nigeria's Agricultural Extension Bill, Seeks Urgent Passage
By Aliyu Inuwa Mansur and Nura Garba
EXTENSION OF BUKAT AND BUKDES EXERCISE
EXTENSION OF BUKAT AND BUKDES EXERCISE DUE TO REMITA PLATFORM OUTAGE
The Management of Bayero University, Kano (BUK) wishes to inform all prospective candidates and members of the public that the BUK Admission Screening Exercise (BUKAT) and BUKDES exercise has been extended by two (2) weeks.
The extension is to compensate for the period lost as a result of the REMita platform outage, which affected the payment and registration processes during the exercise.
Jigawa State, WOFAN Deepen Partnership on Agricultural Transformation, Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities Inclusion
The Jigawa State Government and the Women Farmers Advancement Network (WOFAN) have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening their partnership to accelerate agricultural transformation, expand opportunities for women, youth and persons with disabilities, and scale up food security initiatives under the WOFAN-ICON2 Project.
WOFAN, PDS-UK graduates unveil Kigali action plan on communication, AI
The Women Farmers Advancement Network (WOFAN), Prospects Development Services (PDS-UK), other regional and international participants have unveiled an action plan to apply strategic communication, digital tools and artificial intelligence (AI) in leadership, decision-making and peacebuilding.