Course at a glance
| Degree awarded | B.Sc Estate Management |
|---|---|
| Duration | 5 years, then NYSC |
| Faculty / college | Faculty of Environmental Sciences |
| Career field / body | Estate Surveyors and Valuers Registration Board (ESVARBON); NIESV |
| UTME subjects | Use of English, Mathematics, Economics, and one other relevant subject |
| Competitiveness | Competitive |
On this page
- What Estate Management is about
- A brief history of the discipline
- What you will study
- Why study Estate Management & who it suits
- Careers & where graduates work
- Licensing, professional bodies & further study
- How to get in (UTME requirements)
- Practise the UTME subjects free
- Related & alternative courses
- Frequently asked questions
What Estate Management is about
Estate Management is the study of the management, valuation and development of property and real estate — land, buildings and the interests attached to them.
A brief history of the discipline
As property became a major store of wealth and a large industry, estate surveying and valuation grew into a key profession. In Nigeria, estate surveyors and valuers are registered by ESVARBON.
What you will study
You study property valuation, estate management, land economics and law, property development and investment, and facilities management — with practical work and a project.
Why study Estate Management & who it suits
This course suits creative, practical and technically-minded students interested in the built environment, land and design. An interest in property, land, finance and management is ideal.
Careers & where graduates work
Graduates work as estate surveyors and valuers, in real estate and property development, property and facilities management, mortgage and banking, and consultancy. Professional registration is with ESVARBON.
Licensing, professional bodies & further study
B.Sc Estate Management (5 years) → NYSC → roles in real estate, valuation and property management, with ESVARBON registration for professional practice.
How to get in: Estate Management UTME requirements
The JAMB UTME combination for Estate Management is Use of English, Mathematics, Economics, and one other relevant subject. You also need five relevant O’Level credits including English Language and Mathematics. Confirm the exact requirement for your chosen university.
Practise the UTME subjects free
Prepare with free official-syllabus notes and timed CBT practice for your UTME subjects:
- Use of English — practise CBT
- Mathematics — practise CBT
- Economics — practise CBT
- Geography — practise CBT
Related guides
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- Understanding the JAMB brochure & subject combinations
- How to use the JAMB eligibility checker
- How to change your course or institution on JAMB
Related & alternative courses
If you like Estate Management, you may also want to explore these related courses:
Frequently asked questions
How long is Estate Management in Nigeria?
It typically takes 5 years, followed by the one-year NYSC.
What are the JAMB subjects for Estate Management?
Use of English, Mathematics, Economics, and one other relevant subject
What does an estate surveyor and valuer do?
They manage, value and develop property and land — advising on real-estate investment, valuation, property management and development.
Is Estate Management a good course?
Yes — the property sector is large and valuable, and the profession offers a clear registration path (ESVARBON) and strong prospects.
Sources: Course content and career pathways summarised from Nigerian faculties and the relevant professional/registration bodies; admission requirements from the official JAMB UTME brochure. Last checked: 22 Sept 2026. Belmadeng is an independent study platform and is not affiliated with JAMB, the NUC or any professional body. Programme structure, duration and requirements vary by university — always confirm details with your chosen institution and the official JAMB brochure.