On completion of B.Sc. in Criminology and Security Studies, graduates will be able to:

• Apply criminological theories, principles and rules in political, social and economic context;
• Demonstrate skills in criminology and security research, logical argumentation, and vigorous analysis of security principles;
• Analyze the security challenges facing Nigeria and the role of the security profession in addressing them;
• Demonstrate leadership in the area of community policing.
• Formulate and defend a robust and thoughtful code of professional conduct consistent with the guidelines of the profession and their religious and/or moral values system(s).
• Communicate effectively on the security matters and needs using appropriate terminologies.
• Conduct effective criminology research which contributes and enhances security knowledge base.

Universal Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME)

Candidates who wish to study Criminology and Security Studies must have

• obtained a credit in Mathematics and English Language plus credit pass in any three of the following subjects: Economics, Government, History, Literature, Biology, Geography and Religious Studies at the SSCE, NECO, GCE or their equivalent in not more than two sittings, and
• Acceptable score in English Language and any other 3 subjects in Arts, Social Sciences, or science in JAMB.

Direct Entry

Candidates for Direct Entry admission shall possess

• five credit passes in the SSCE, NECO, GCE or equivalents at not more than two sittings; and
• Possess the Advance Level of General Certificate of Education or its equivalent in at least two subjects, or
• Possess National Diploma in Public Administration, criminology, criminal justice, law enforcement, or security studies and relevant courses from recognize institution approved by the senate of NUM.

On completion of B.Sc. in International Relations and Diplomatic Studies programme, graduates will be able to:

• analyze national and global events from various social science perspectives.
• demonstrate theoretical and practical knowledge on international relations and diplomacy.
• state views and positions with advanced oral and written skills.
• compete for increasing career opportunities in national and global institutions.
• gain the ability to make logical inferences on social and political issues based on comparative and historical knowledge.

UTME:

• Candidates who wish to study International Relations must possess the Senior Secondary School Certificate, General Certificate of Education, by WAEC, NECO, NABTEB or their equivalents with at least five credit passes, at not more than two sittings including Mathematics, English Language, Government or History or Economics or any Social Science subject.
• In addition, candidates must have acceptable passes in UTME. The UTME subjects must be in the following: English, Mathematics, Government; Plus, any other Social Science subject.

Direct Entry:

• Candidates for Direct Entry admission shall possess five credits, in GCE, SSCE by WAEC, NECO, NABTEB, or their equivalents; and JUPEB, IJMB, Ordinary National Diploma (O.N.D) or Higher National Diploma (HND) with at least lower credit in related disciplines from approved Nigerian Polytechnics. For emphasis, credit passes in English Language, Mathematics and any one of Government, History or Economics are required.