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About ARTS COMBINED HONOURS

Arts Combined Honours is a degree program that allows students to study multiple subjects within the arts, humanities, and social sciences. Students in these programs take the same classes as students specializing in each subject, but they only take a portion of the options.

JAMB Subject Combination for ARTS COMBINED HONOURS

The following topic combinations should be taken into consideration while selecting the JAMB 2025 form to determine your chances of passing the exams.

English
Any other three (3) UTME art subjects

O’level Requirements for ARTS COMBINED HONOURS

After passing the ARTS JAMB Subject Combination, you need to check the O’level prerequisites for the field:

Five (5) SSC credit passes to include English language and the subjects to be combined.

ARTS COMBINED HONOURS Job opportunities

A combined honors arts degree typically takes three years of full-time study to complete, allowing students to study two different arts subjects in depth throughout their degree. Here are some careers to think about after your three years of education.

Communications and Media
Business and Management
Arts and Creative Industries

Direct Entry Requirements for ARTS COMBINED HONOURS

An A-Level, National Diploma (ND), or NCE are examples of higher-level certificates that allow you to apply for direct admission to ARTS. The following are the primary prerequisites for direct entry:

Two (2) ‘A’ Level passes in the subject be combined

Some Degree-Awarding Institutions that Offer ARTS (COMBINED HONOURS)

UNN: University of Nigeria, Nsukka

Some of the Institutions and their Direct Entry Requirements

UNN accepts
(a) NCE merit/ND credit in the subjects to be combined in addition to the UTME requirements.
(b) Two (2) A’ Level passes in subjects to be combined in addition to the UTME requirements.

Visit the UNN website for more information here.

For more JAMB updates and university admission information, visit the official JAMB website here.

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