Now that you have decided to study Cooperative Economics and Management, choosing the right Jamb subject combination is as important as the O’Level (WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB) and Direct Entry (DE) Requirements depending on your level. All requirements as set up by the school must be met.
The course is currently not a top pick for many but there is more to the course which we will be discussing. After, you will be able to make an informed decision.
What is Cooperative Economics and Management?
Cooperative economics is an area of study that combines cooperative studies and political economy to explore and manage cooperatives. The study plays a big role in various aspects of the economy and society which makes it an ideal course for anyone who wants deeper knowledge of the economy and management.
Why Study Cooperative Economics and Management as a Course?
The course will give insights into cooperatives as an organizational model generating social and economic value. As a student, you will be exposed to lots of teaching including proper co-management and methods for achieving more effective and fair resource management systems.
You will also be able to display leadership in any establishment in any capacity. Additionally, the ability to conduct a financial survey and assessment of a proposed or existing enterprise, providing recommendations based on the findings.
Note: Please be aware that the requirements listed below may vary in some schools. In such cases, it is recommended to refer to the PDF version of the JAMB Brochure for accurate information.
O’Level Requirements to Study Cooperative Economics and Management
For placement in the University to study Cooperative Economics and Management, you must have obtained Five (5) SSCE credit passes, including English Language, Mathematics, and Economics, plus any other two (2) subjects at two sittings. Some schools accept only one sitting.
Direct Entry Requirements to Study Cooperative Economics and Management
- Two (2) ‘A’ level passes chosen from Mathematics, Economics and Business Management.
- National Diploma (ND) or Higher National Diploma (HND) in relevant programmes with either an upper or lower credit respectively.
Jamb Subject Combination for Cooperative Economics and Management
- English
- Mathematics
- Economics
- One (1) other subject.
Universities that Offer Cooperative Economics and Management
- UNIZIK: Nnamdi Azikiwe University (Anambra State, Nigeria)
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Is Cooperative Economics and Management a Commercial or Art course?
Cooperative Economics and Management is basically a commercial course. In most Nigerian Universities, it falls under the Faculty of Administration. However, it can still be studied by an Art Student but it will largely depend on the subjects taken in the SSCE.
Can Science Students Study Cooperative Economics and Management?
Science students who want to make a change will be able to study Cooperative Economics and Management. However, This will depend on whether they meet the subject requirements in their SSCE.
What Jobs can I apply for after studying Cooperative Economics and Management?
A degree in Cooperative Economics and Management can open up various career paths for you and they are Consultant, Grant manager, Trainee manager, Analyst, Auditor, and Cooperative Economist
How many years does it take to Study Cooperative Economics and Management?
It takes a minimum of 4 years to earn a degree in Cooperative Economics and Management. However, if you are a direct entry student, this should take at least 3 years since you are more likely to start from the 200 Level.
What is the cut-off mark for Cooperative Economics and Management?
Students who score at least a minimum of 140 in the JAMB UTME are eligible to participate in the POST UTME as part of the requirements for applying to study Cooperative Economics and Management in their chosen universities.
Note: Note that the conditions mentioned above might differ in some universities. In such instances, it is advisable to check the PDF version of the JAMB Brochure for precise details. You can also access Jamb Subject Combination for other courses.
