English and International Studies UTME Subject Combination in Art/Humanities
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Candidates applying for English and International Studies should use the UTME subject combination attached to the exact course entry in the JAMB admission information. For the programme listed at UNIOSUN, the subjects are structured around Literature in English and a choice involving Government or History.
JAMB Subjects for English and International Studies
The brochure gives the UTME combination as:
- Literature in English
- Government or History
- Any other Arts subject
The course entry on page 157 places Literature in English in the UTME subjects column, followed by Government or History or another Arts subject.
How to Read the Combination
Literature in English is the named subject in the combination. For the next requirement, the wording provides Government or History, meaning the candidate can use either Government or History.
The entry also provides for any other Arts subject. Candidates should therefore avoid reading Government and History as two compulsory subjects when the brochure presents them as alternatives.
Do Not Use Another English Course's Combination
English and International Studies is not the same course as English Language, English Studies or English and Literary Studies. The Arts/Humanities section contains these separate programme names, so candidates should always check the exact course entry before registering their UTME subjects.
A Quick Subject Check
Literature in English + Government or History + any other Arts subject.
The combination above is the one attached to the English and International Studies entry in the supplied JAMB admission information.
One More Thing to Check
Meeting the UTME subject combination does not by itself replace the O'Level requirements. Candidates should also confirm that their SSCE subjects satisfy the course entry before completing their application.
For the complete admission conditions, refer to the document provided below.