History and International Studies UTME Subject Combination in Art/Humanities

The JAMB brochure gives a general UTME subject combination for History and International Studies under the Art/Humanities section. The course entry states that candidates should take History/Government and any other two subjects from the Arts and Social Sciences.

UTME Subjects for History and International Studies

• History or Government
• Any other two subjects from the Arts and Social Sciences

The slash in History/Government represents an alternative: candidates use History or Government rather than treating both as compulsory subjects.

What About English Language?

The exact course row in the supplied table presents the UTME combination as History/Government and any other two subjects from the Arts and Social Sciences. It does not separately place English Language in that course-row combination. Candidates should therefore distinguish the course-specific table from institution-specific remarks elsewhere in the brochure.

Institutional Differences

The special consideration section contains some institution-specific UTME remarks. For example, some institutions in the broader admission information may accept alternatives such as Government in place of History or specify particular Arts/Social Science subjects. Such conditions should only be applied where the institution is specifically named.

Quick Combination Check

If you are selecting subjects for this course, the course entry itself points to History/Government + any two Arts or Social Sciences subjects. Do not replace this with the combination of History, History and Diplomacy, History and Diplomatic Studies or another related programme.

For more details on the admission conditions, candidates should consult the document below.