JAMB Subject Combination for Quantity Surveying

JAMB Subject Combination for Quantity Surveying

 

For candidates aspiring to study Quantity Surveying in Nigerian universities, the required JAMB subject combination is:

1. English Language (Compulsory for all candidates)
2. Mathematics (Compulsory)
3. Physics (Compulsory)
4. Any of the following subjects: Chemistry, Geography, or Economics

This combination provides a strong foundation in mathematics and the sciences, essential for understanding construction management, cost estimation, and the technical aspects of building projects.

 

O’ Level (WAEC/NECO) Requirements for Quantity Surveying

Candidates must have at least five (5) credit passes in their O’ Level (WAEC/NECO) in the following subjects:

1. English Language (Compulsory)
2. Mathematics (Compulsory)
3. Physics (Compulsory)
4. Any two other subjects from Chemistry, Economics, Geography, or Technical Drawing

These subjects ensure that candidates are well-prepared for the technical, analytical, and financial aspects of Quantity Surveying.

 

List of Nigerian Universities Offering Quantity Surveying

Here are some universities in Nigeria that offer Quantity Surveying as a degree program:

1. University of Lagos (UNILAG)
2. Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife (OAU)
3. Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria (ABU)
4. University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN)
5. Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA)
6. Federal University of Technology, Minna (FUTMINNA)
7. Bayero University, Kano (BUK)
8. Covenant University, Ota (CU)
9. Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka (UNIZIK)
10. University of Jos (UNIJOS)
11. University of Benin (UNIBEN)

These universities offer courses in construction cost management, building economics, construction law, and project management.

 

Job Opportunities for Quantity Surveying Graduates

Graduates of Quantity Surveying have numerous career opportunities in the construction industry, both in the public and private sectors. Some potential job roles include:

1. Quantity Surveyor: Preparing detailed cost estimates, budgets, and bills of quantities for construction projects, ensuring that projects are completed within budget.
2. Construction Project Manager: Managing construction projects from start to finish, ensuring that timelines, costs, and quality standards are met.
3. Cost Consultant: Advising clients and developers on the cost implications of construction projects and helping them optimize their budgets.
4. Contract Manager: Managing contracts between clients and construction companies, ensuring compliance with legal and financial terms.
5. Procurement Officer: Managing the procurement of materials, labor, and equipment for construction projects, ensuring the best prices and quality.
6. Building Surveyor: Inspecting buildings and structures to assess their condition, identifying repairs, and ensuring safety and regulatory compliance.
7. Facilities Manager: Overseeing the maintenance, operations, and efficiency of a building or facility.
8. Property Development Consultant: Advising on the feasibility, cost, and financial implications of property development projects.
9. Lecturer/Researcher: Teaching or conducting research on construction management, building economics, or quantity surveying in academic institutions.
10. Real Estate Consultant: Providing advice on real estate investments, property development, and market trends.

Quantity Surveying graduates can work in construction companies, real estate development firms, government agencies, consultancy firms, oil and gas companies, and infrastructure development organizations. They also have opportunities to work as freelancers or start their own quantity surveying and project management consultancy firms.

 

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