Fees

• High school diploma (WAEC/NECO/A‑levels) or equivalent international qualification.
• Minimum GPA/grade set by program.
• Official transcripts and certificates.
• Proof of identity (passport, national ID, or equivalent).
• Personal statement (500–800 words).
• Some programs may require an entrance assessment or interview.

• Bachelor’s degree (for master’s) or master’s degree (for doctoral).
• Two recommendation letters (academic or professional).
• Curriculum vitae (CV) with relevant experience.
• Statement of purpose (~1,000 words).
• Research proposal (for some doctoral programs).
• Proof of English proficiency if applicable.

• Minimum of a high school diploma (some require a bachelor’s).
• Relevant work experience in chaplaincy, ministry, healthcare, business, or social work.
• Short statement of intent (300–500 words).

• Certified translations of transcripts (if not in English).
• Proof of English proficiency (unless exempt).
• Valid international passport.
• Proof of financial ability for tuition and living expenses (for visa processing).

• TOEFL (minimum 79 iBT)
• IELTS (minimum 6.0 overall)
• ICU English Placement Test (if no TOEFL/IELTS)

• Tuition: $2,500 – $3,500 per year (program dependent)
• Registration Fee: $100 (one‑time)
• Student Activity: $50 per semester
• Library & Digital: $100 per year

• Master’s: $4,000 – $5,500 per year
• Doctoral: $6,000 – $8,500 per year
• Research/Thesis: $500 – $1,000 (program‑dependent)
• Graduation Fee: $200

• Certificates: $300 – $700 per program
• Diplomas: $1,200 – $2,500 (duration dependent)
• Application Fee: $25

• Processing: $150
• Visa Support & Documentation: $100
• Health Insurance (mandatory): $300 per year

• Accommodation (on‑campus): $600 – $1,200 per year
• Meals (cafeteria): $500 – $1,000 per year
• Books & Supplies: $300 – $500 per year
• Transportation: variable

Pay per semester instead of yearly.

Available for some programs.

Eligible students may work part‑time on campus to reduce costs.

Up to 50% tuition reduction for outstanding academic achievement.

Available to students with documented financial need.

Support for students pursuing chaplaincy or humanitarian studies.

Partial tuition waivers for high‑achieving applicants from developing countries.