Software studio
Sixty workstations, team rooms and a wall of screens for daily stand-ups.
Learn to design, build and run software that people depend on, from mobile apps to payment systems, in a studio that works like a real product team.
Software Engineering at Oakhurst blends computer science foundations with the habits of professional teams: version control from week one, code review, testing and shipping to real users.
You will spend a third of your time in the software studio, working in small teams on briefs from Abuja businesses, NGOs and government agencies, guided by lecturers who have worked in industry.
Course titles are examples of the current curriculum, which is reviewed every year with employers and the regulator.
Coursework, practicals and projects make up 30 to 40 percent of each course. Written examinations close each semester, and results appear in the portal within two weeks.
Coursework, practicals and projects make up 30 to 40 percent of each course. Written examinations close each semester, and results appear in the portal within two weeks.
Coursework, practicals and projects make up 30 to 40 percent of each course. Written examinations close each semester, and results appear in the portal within two weeks.
Coursework, practicals and projects make up 30 to 40 percent of each course. Written examinations close each semester, and results appear in the portal within two weeks.
Sixty workstations, team rooms and a wall of screens for daily stand-ups.
Every student gets cloud credits for projects, so cost never blocks learning.
The studio sits on the solar and battery circuit, open until 22:00.
| Requirement | Detail |
|---|---|
| UTME subjects | Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and one of Chemistry, Biology, Economics or Computer Studies |
| UTME score | 200 and above, plus post-UTME screening |
| O level | Five credits including English Language and Mathematics, in no more than two sittings |
| Direct Entry | Two A level passes or ND at upper credit in a related field |
Example destinations from recent graduates. Careers depend on each graduate's own choices and results.
Banks, fintechs and product companies in Abuja and Lagos
Consumer apps and logistics platforms
Telecoms, cloud and infrastructure teams
Our incubator has backed 14 student start-ups since 2021
Our students leave with a portfolio, not just a transcript. By final year they have shipped software that real people in Abuja use every day.Dr Emeka Obi, Head of Software Engineering (example)
No. 100 level starts from first principles, and our two-week coding bootcamp in September helps beginners catch up.
Any laptop with 8 GB of memory and a recent processor. Students can borrow one from the library for the session if needed.
We place every student with a partner employer for six months in 300 level, and you can propose your own.
Yes, the first two years share most courses, so a switch at the end of 200 level is straightforward.
Applications for 2027/28 close on 30 April 2027. The form fee is ₦25,000.
Scripted demo answers with example prices. A person on the team picks up anything else.