List of Universities Offering Religious and Cultural Studies in Nigeria, Jamb UTME and O'level Requirements

 
In a world where religion and culture play central roles in shaping societies, understanding the deeper meanings behind beliefs, traditions, and values has never been more important. If you’ve ever found yourself curious about how religion influences culture—or how culture, in turn, shapes religious practices—then a degree in Religious and Cultural Studies might be exactly what you're looking for. This course isn’t just about studying different religions; it explores how religion and culture intersect to influence communities, ethics, art, conflict, identity, and everyday life. It opens the door to careers in education, research, diplomacy, media, and even community development. So, if you’re thinking about pursuing this rewarding field, this blog post is here to guide you. We’ll walk you through the list of Nigerian universities that offer Religious and Cultural Studies, the JAMB subject combination, and the O'Level requirements you need to meet.

##What is Religious and Cultural Studies Course?
Religious and Cultural Studies is an interdisciplinary field that academically examines the complex interactions between religious phenomena, cultural contexts, and human societies, utilizing various analytical and research methods to understand their historical, social, and individual impacts.


University of Port-Harcourt (UNIPORT)
   
Ambrose Alli University (AAU)
  
Benue State University (BSU)
  
University of Uyo (UNIUYO)
  
Methodist Theological Institute, Umuahia 


##JAMB Subject Combination for Religious and Cultural Studies
In UTME, please note that English Language is a compulsory subject needed to study Religious and Cultural Studies with other three subjects namely: CRS/IRS, Government/History, Literature in English 

##O'Level Requirements for Religious and Cultural Studies
To be eligible for admission into a Religious and Cultural Studies program, candidates must meet specific O'level requirements. Generally, you are required to have at least five (5) credits in relevant subjects, which typically include:

English Language (compulsory)

CRS/IRS

History or Government

Literature in English 

Yoruba/Igbo/hausa